豊受大神宮（伊勢神宮 外宮）
Ise Jingū Gekū (Toyo'uke-daijingu)
Tradition says Emperor Yuryaku brought Toyouke from Tanba to Ise after an oracle in a dream.
Mie — Temples
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皇大神宮（伊勢神宮 内宮）
Ise Jingū Naikū (Kōtai Jingū)
The association dates the first Shikinen Sengu reconstruction ceremony to 690.
北畠神社
Kitabatake Shrine
The Kitabatake residence garden at the shrine was designated a national scenic place in 1936.
金剛證寺
Kongōshō-ji Temple
The temple was revived in 1392 under Butchi Zenji and changed from Shingon to Rinzai affiliation.
多度大社
Tado Taisha
The shrine chronology records an imperial rank award in 782.
椿大神社
Tsubaki Grand Shrine
Shrine tradition attributes its establishment to an oracle received by Yamatohime during Emperor Suinin’s reign.
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