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Okage Yokocho

Okage Yokocho

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Ise Naiku (Inner Shrine): Line-up for First Prayers, New Year 2004	Ise Naiku (Inner Shrine): steps to Grand Shrine	Ise: Geku (Outer Grand Shrine)

Visiting the shrines

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Ise Naiku (Inner Shrine): Tori Entrance to Uji Bridge	Ise Naiku (Inner Shrine): Isuzu River	Ise Naiku (Inner Shrine): Visitors cleansing before prayers	Ise Geku (Outer Shrine) Grounds

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The architecture of Ise Jingu

Ise Geku (Outer Shrine) Minor Shrine and empty lot for rebuilding

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Ise Jingu's specialty food

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How to get there

To get to Ise: From Okazaki station, take a train to Nagoya on the JR line (600 yen). From there, change to the Kintetsu line and take a train to Ise-Shi Station (1410 yen).

To get to the shrines: The shrines are located approximately six kilometres apart. The Outer Shrine (located in Toyokawa-cho, Ise) is only about a 5 or 10-minute walk from Ise-shi Station, but the Inner Shrine (located in Tachi-machi, Ise) takes about a 10-minute bus ride from either Ise Station or the Outer Shrine. Take the Mie Kotsu Bus, and get off at Naiku-mae bus stop. The Inner Shrine is about a 1-minute walk from the bus stop.

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