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日本のトリビアまとめ #0018

伊勢神宮 三重の名所

伊勢神宮（いせじんぐう）は、三重県伊勢市にある日本屈指の重要な神社であり、神道の最高神である天照大御神を祀っています。古来より皇室と国家の崇敬を集め、日本の宗教・信仰において非常に重要な位置を占めています。 1. 内宮（皇大神宮）と外宮（豊受大神宮） 伊勢神宮には内宮と外宮の二つの大きな神殿があります。内宮は主祭神である天照大御神を祀り、外宮は豊受大神を祭神としています。 2. お伊勢参り 日本全国から多くの信者や観光客が訪れ、お伊勢参りとして知られる参拝が行われます。特に御霊代（おたまど）と呼ばれる神聖な神宮内宮の式年遷宮（20年に一度の神殿の改築）は、信者や観光客が殺到します。 3. 神職の厳格な信仰と神道の原点 伊勢神宮では神職による厳格な儀式が行われ、神道の原点が感じられる場所として知られています。神職による神事や神道の伝統が厳粛に守られています。 4. 周辺の観光スポット 伊勢神宮周辺には、おかげ横丁やお土産屋、伊勢神宮に関連する歴史的な建造物や施設が点在しており、参拝客の観光地としても人気です。

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Ise Shrine Mie famous places

Ise Jingu is one of the most important shrines in Japan, located in Ise City, Mie Prefecture, and is dedicated to Amaterasu Omikami, the supreme deity of Shinto. It has been revered by the imperial family and the nation since ancient times, and occupies an extremely important position in Japanese religion and belief. 1. Inner Shrine (Imperial Shrine) and Geku (Toyouke Daijingu) Ise Jingu has two large temples: the inner shrine and the outer shrine. The inner shrine enshrines Amaterasu Omikami, the main deity, and the outer shrine enshrines Toyouke Omikami. 2. Visit Ise Many believers and tourists from all over Japan come to visit the shrine, known as Oise-mairi. In particular, the Shikinen Sengu (renovation of the temple once every 20 years) of the sacred inner shrine called Otamado attracts a flood of believers and tourists. 3. The strict beliefs of Shinto priests and the origins of Shinto Ise Jingu is known as a place where you can feel the origins of Shintoism, with strict rituals performed by Shinto priests. Shinto rituals performed by Shinto priests and Shinto traditions are strictly observed. 4. Surrounding tourist spots The area around Ise Jingu is dotted with Okage Yokocho, souvenir shops, and historical buildings and facilities related to Ise Jingu, making it a popular tourist destination for worshipers.

The deep symbology of dragons in Japanese temples or shrines is because they are considered the gods of water.So anyone entering their abode must wash their hand and rinse their mouth as the first act of purification.water pouring from the dragon’s mouth is considered holy. So when visiting such places be sure to go to the fountain first.I took this pic at the Kongoshoji temple located in Ise city in Mie prefecture.Words and pics by Sergio Guyman.

The "Outer Shrine" of the Ise Grand Shrine, Mise Prefecture, Japan

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From the ancient human encampments of Lascaux caves in France to the remote island of North Sentinel in the Bay of Bengal, the world is full of places that we are not allowed to visit.

20240209 Ise+Futami 3 by BONGURI 何度訪れても特別な場所。 @Ise Grand shrine, Ise city, Mie pref.（三重県伊勢市 皇大神宮）

“Illustration of the Two Shrines of Ise” (伊勢両社宮画), 1824, depicting what is now officially termed Ise Grand Shrine (伊勢神宮) in present-day Ise, Mie Prefecture, with Gekū Shrine (外宮) on the left and Naikū Shrine (内宮) on the right

Hanging scroll, color on paper from the collection of Saikū Historical Museum (斎宮歴史博物館) in Meiwa, Mie Prefecture

Image from the museum’s official website

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Ise-Shima - Mie Prefecture

Source: @Web_Japan

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