Ise Grand Shrine

（伊勢神宮)

Japan's Most Important Shinto Shrine

With 2000 years of history, Ise Shrine is known as "The Heart of the Japanese People". Officially, its name is purely, shrine. People in the Edo Period often said that they'd like to visit Ise Shrine at least once in their lifetimes and in the best of times, 1 in 6 Japanese people visited the shrine in a six month period. Rebuilt once every twenty years using traditional building techniques, it's a great chance to see traditional Japanese wooden architecture.

Address	1 Ujitachi, Ise, Mie Prefecture 516-0023
Directions	Route 1 Kintetsu, Kintetsu Nagoya Limited Express from Nagoya, platform 4 or 5, to Ise (1h and 20m) Walk 5 minutes to Geku. Mie Koutsu Naiku Bus from Geku Mae to Naiku (10m) JR Route 2 JR Rapid Mie platform 12 or 13 from Nagoya to Ise. (1h and 30m) Walk 5 minutes to Geku. Mie Koutsu Naiku Bus from Geku Mae to Naiku (10m) * From Geku to Naiku, it takes 50 minutes on foot.
Business hours	Operating hours (Naiku, Geku, and Betsugu) October to December 5:00am-6:00pm January to April, and September 5:00am-6:00pm May to August 5:00am-7:00pm
Holidays	None
Contact	TEL:0596-24-1111
Wi-Fi	Available at Inner Shrine Bridge and inside Main Shrine
Credit card payment	Unknown
Supported languages	None
Price	¥1,000-¥10,000
Average visit length	half day–full day
Websites	Official Site http://www.isejingu.or.jp/en/index.htmlIse Jingu (Naiku)https://www.iseshima-kanko.jp/en/see-and-do/1231Ise Jingu (Geku)https://www.iseshima-kanko.jp/en/see-and-do/1229

Ise Grand Shrine

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