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鳥羽市観光案内所 Izawa-no-miya

The betsugu has been worshiped as the guardian of agriculture and fishery from ancient times.

This betsugu, located in Kaminogo, Isobe Town, Shima City, is a betsugu of Naiku, dedicated to the mitama (spirit) of Amaterasuomikami. The betsugu has been worshiped as the guardian of agriculture and fishery from ancient times. The divine rice fields next to the betsugu are the venue of Otaueshiki, the rice planting ritual (held on June 24) which is famous as one of Japan’s three greatest rice planting rituals, along with those at Katori Jingu (Chiba Prefecture) and Sumiyoshi Taisha (Osaka Prefecture), and designated as an Important Intangible Folk Cultural Property by the national government.

Iseshima region Historic Sites Retreat

Information

Address 517-0208　三重県志摩市磯部町上之郷374
Telephone Number 0599-55-0038
Business Hours From Jan to Apr:5am to 6pm
From May to Aug:5am to 7pm
Sep:5am to 6pm
From Oct to Dec:5am to 5pm
Getting here by public transport Approx 5 minutes on foot from Kintetsu"Kaminogo" station
Notes ご朱印を頂く際は、事前に必ず社務所等にご確認ください。
Website https://www.isejingu.or.jp/about/outerbetsugu/

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