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You can feel the soul of the ISESHIMA Area through this course. |
1. Ise Grand Shrine (Outer shrine) Ise City (30 min.)
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Inner shrine of the Ise Grand Shrine This shrine has been very familiar with many visitors and pilgrims for long years and is called "OISE-SAN". It is dedicated to Amaterasu, the sun goddess and is constructed by using the oldest Japanese-style architecture. I strongly recommend you to visit here. |
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| Outer shrine of the Ise Grand Shrine This shrine is dedicated to the Shinto goddess of harvest, agriculture, closing and housing. The formal way to pilgrim is to visit Inner shrine after worshiping Outer shrine. |
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| Jingu Museum | Jingu Chouko Museum | Oharai-machi and Okage-yokocho | |||
| This beautiful museum was established in 1993 commemorating the physical and spiritual renovation of the Ise Grand Shrines. You can see a lot of famous works of artists representing Japan. | This is a Renaissance-style museum, which displays clothing and sacred treasuries derived from the Japanese Shinto religion as well as modern Japanese arts. | Oharai-machi is lined with many shops selling various traditional Japanese goods and foods suitable for your souvenir. About halfway down is Okage-yokocho. You can enjoy an atmosphere of pilgrim during the Edo Period. |
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Shima Spanish Village "Parque Espana" This is an amusement park with a Spanish theme featuring very thrilling attractions, parades and shopping areas. This Spanish atmosphere will be sure to fascinate you. |
| What to eat!
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Ise noodles (Ise Udon) | |
| When you visit Ise, you should not miss this delicious Udon! Although black soup may hesitate you to eat, try it and you will never forget the taste! | ||
Best souvenir! |
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| I recommend you traditional and fancy wooden toys sold in Oharai-machi as a memory of your trip to Ise. | ||
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