Category: Myself

Ise-shi  Ise City

Myself (伊 勢 市) is a city located on the Shima Peninsula in the southern part of the province of Wed, the city is home to the Ise Shrines (Ise Jingu), the most sacred Shinto shrines in Japan. With an area of ​​179 square kilometers and a population of 124.367 inhabitants, including about 836 foreign citizens and 102 Brazilians, 334 Chinese, 77 Filipinos, 4 Peruvians…

Until 1 of November 2005, the city was named after Ujiyamada. From that date, it annexed the villages of Futami and Obata, together with the village of Misono, changing its name to Ise. With its beautiful natural landscape, the mix of mountains and tue, Rivers Crystal clear, rich natural history and an abundance of delicious seafood, the city of Ise represents traditional Japan at its best.

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Ise Attractions:

• Ise Shrine, is a famous Sanctuary and it is not an exaggeration to say that there is no one in Japan who does not know him. The Great Shrine of Ise is separated into two main parts: the Inner Shrine and the Outer Shrine. Despite the names, these are actually two shrines physically separated, approximately six kilometers away. In the shrine Amaterasu is consecrated, the god with the highest position in the Japanese Shinto.
• Ise Ninja Kingdon, it is a Theme park where you can experience the history and the culture of Japan at the time of the samurai. Opened in 1.993 in the city of Ise, attracting thousands of visitors every year.
• Meoto Iwa (Married Rocks), are two rocks in the Futami Sea, the two rocks are the symbol of marriage, so they were nicknamed Married Rocks. Couples from all over Japan come to pray before the two divine stones in the hope that their marriage will be strong and long-lasting or to find a husband and a happy marriage.
  

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