Ise Jingu consists of two main shrines, the Inner Shrine (Koutai Jingu) and the Outer Shrine (Toyouke Jingu). Toyouke-no-Omikami is enshrined at the Outer Shrine and Amaterasu-Omikami at the Inner Shrine. It is also famous for the Shikinen Sengu (ceremonial relocation of the shrine), which takes place every 20 years to rebuild the shrine buildings anew.
Surrounded by nature, the Ise Jingu Shrine is said to give worshippers a refreshing feeling. It is a place where Japanese traditions and culture are alive and well, and is visited by many worshippers from Japan and abroad.


 about 40 minutes

The main deity of the Inner Shrine is Amaterasu-Omikami. Surrounded by its sacred forest, the temple grounds bring tranquility and serenity to visitors. Known for the ceremonial relocation of the shrine every 20 years, the transfer of the deities to a new building symbolizes eternal rebirth.

 about 50 minutes

It is considered official etiquette to visit the Outer Shrine, which is part of Ise Jingu, before visiting the Inner Shrine. Here, Toyoke-no-Omikami, the god of industry and technology necessary for human life, such as food, clothing, and shelter, is enshrined. The grounds are quiet and spacious, surrounded by nature, providing a calming environment for visitors.

The shrine is located on a hill and has a 300-year-old sacred tree. Ishigami-san (a stone god), who is said to grant women only one wish, is enshrined here.

 about 5 minutes

Ama (meaning "women of the sea") are fisherwomen who dive into the sea with nothing but their bodies to collect shellfish and seaweed. At the Osatsu Kamado, visitors can experience eating meals and snacks while listening to the stories of active Ama.

 about 40 minutes

Oharai-Machi and Okage-Yokocho are shopping streets for visitors to Ise Jingu Shrine. Here, you can feel like you have stepped back in time to the Edo period and enjoy eating your way through the streets.

Meotoiwa (The Pair Rocks) are two rocks, known as the male and female rocks, that are thickly and tightly connected by a large shimenawa (sacred rope). These are symbols of love, such as married couples and lovers, and are also known as matchmaking symbols.

 about 40 minutes

This theme park is based on the themes of ninja, the Warring States Period, and the Azuchi-Momoyama Period. Visitors can walk around the park dressed in ninja costumes and kimonos.

 about 35 minutes

It is one of the few aquariums in Japan where visitors can actually interact with marine animals, such as taking souvenir photos with sea creatures and shaking hands with otters.

 about 20 minutes

It is one of the largest aquariums in Japan. It consists of 12 zones where about 1,200 species of sea and river creatures are bred and exhibited.

 about 20 minutes

It is the birthplace of pearl farming and is a tourist attraction where you can see exhibits of pearls and demonstrations of pearl farming.

This theme park offers attractions, shows and food inspired by Spanish culture and architecture. It is a popular tourist spot for families.

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Reservation / Contact us

IN 15:00 / OUT 10:00
free shuttle bus
from Toba Station 15:00, 16:30
reservation required at least 2 days in advance.
There is no pick-up service during the summer vacation (7/20-8/31).

〒517-0032
1522-12 Ousatsu Chou Toba City Mie Prefecture