Ise Jingu Shrine in Japan

For the Japanese, Ise Jingu Shrine is a very sacred place. Since 2000, many people have come to visit Ise Jingu Shrine. Among the many temples in Japan, Ise Jingu Temple is the most revered shrine by the Japanese. Ise Jingu Shrine has two parts, namely the Temple of In (Naiku) and the Temple of Outer (Geku) which consists of 125 temples. Each year the temple is visited by about 8 million local and foreign visitors. Let's start our visit and feel the attraction to Ise Jingu Shrine, the temple for the heart of the Japanese.

The pilgrimage procedure at Ise Jingu Temple first enters the Geku (Temple of Outer), then Naiku (In the Temple). The official name of this Geku is "Toyoke daijingu". This place is dedicated to gods of clothes, food, and boards. To get to Geku, you can walk for 10 minutes from JR and Kintetsu Station Ise-shi. The time it takes to visit in Geku is about 30 minutes.
On the way to the main temple there is forest. Here we can touch the giant trees and feel the signs of the towering tree growth.

After climbing the stairs, you will arrive at the main temple. Let us pray for the given days. Well, what if you welcome the new days and forget about the difficulties that existed after a visit to this Ise Jingu Shrine?