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name of Ise Shrine is only "Jingu". Jingu has some common names as "Ise-no-Jingu" (伊勢の神宮), "Dai-Jingu" (大神宮), "Ise jingu" (伊勢神宮) and so on. "Ise-no-Jingu"...

was renamed Ise city in Jan. 1, 1955. So Ujiyamada station is in Ise city. There are some images of Ise in Wikimedia commons about “Ise Shrine”, and so on...

.... --Tenmei (talk) 19:29, 26 October 2009 (UTC) I couldn't find Ise Grand Shrine here at all, not any explanation of why it was not listed. This seemed...

considered as one and only one element in the array. Similarly, Ise Shrine has many shrine locations which are scattered across a wide geographic distribution...

whole history and legend of Ise Shrine is not covered very well, which is a shame considering it is the main Shinto shrine for all of Japan. I couldn't...

off for Ise Grand Shrine. Is Ōgaki somehow nevertheless considered by convention to be where the trip ended, and the indication of going to Ise taken as...

article, but don't want to lose this info either, so I put it here: At Ise Grand Shrine Living National Treasures are allowed as close to the main sanctuary...

article up into Meoto Iwa (Ise) and Meoto Iwa Rocks. The first will be about the pair at Futami Okitama Shrine in Futami-ura in Ise Bay. The second will be...

Yamatohime-no-mikoto. She was the legendary deity figure who is said to have established Ise Shrine. I have added mention of the parellels between the two in the Yamatohime-no-mikoto...

irrelevant to actual distance. Not all shrines have cypress roofs, if they are preferred. Neither are they always curved, Ise style isn't just to mention the...

article, it seems like the Jingū Taima are only a ofuda issued by the Ise Grand Shrine specifically. If they are the same, it will need to have some more...

(四脚門): hakkyakumon, (jikkamon) Ōtenmon ---> Suzakumon North gates at Ise Shrine (北御門, Kitagomon) ...? I wonder if something like this will be useful in...

include: Yamatohime-no-Mikoto, daughter of Emperor Suinin, founder of the Ise Shrine Yamato-totohi-momoso-hime-no-Mikoto, aunt of Emperor Sujin, lover of a...

(UTC) That's right. The same problem arises with Temple and Shrine Names: e.g. Ise Jingu Shrine (an example I have seen in a few places). Pinkville 21:58...

enthronement ceremony. The Yata no Kagami (mirror) is always kept at the Ise Grand Shrine, regardless of any grand ceremonies. This is due to the significance...

prestiguous award: holders are allowed entrance (to some extent) to the Ise Grand Shrine, which is otherwise open only to members of the imperial family or...

The following exchange was copied from Talk:Ise Shrine: There is only one national treasure in Ise shrine (Jingu-shicho, not Naiku [1]). 玉篇巻 is Makimono...

example the worshiping of mirrors and swords or the very structure of Ise Shrine (Shinto's holiest and most important site) are typical of Taoism[4]. The...

been convicted or found guilty of any crime.[6] Its followers visit Ise Grand Shrine for worship and to understand, learn, preserve and promote the Japanese...

confused. Also, technically "Grand Shrine" is the definition of Taisha. There are 26 such shrines in all of Japan. Ise is a Jinguu, which is directly translated...