Izawa-no-miya Shrine
Izawamiya
A sacred sanctuary of Ise Jingu, Izawa-no-miya governs the abundance of Shima's seas and mountains.
Izawa-no-miya (also known as Haru-no-miya) is one of the important sub-shrines of the Ise Jingu Naiku (Grand Shrine of the Sun Goddess), located in Isobe-cho, Shima City, Mie Prefecture.
What makes it special
About Izawa-no-miya Shrine
- Historic Rice Planting Festival: A sacred site for the Otaue-shiki, one of Japan's three most important rice planting ceremonies.
- Traditional Architecture & Atmosphere: Experience the high-ranking, dignified atmosphere of an Ise Jingu sub-shrine.
- Local Exploration: Enjoy a stroll through the historic streets of Torii-mae-cho and visit local traditional eateries.
- Seasonal Rituals: Immerse yourself in traditional culture through specific seasonal events like the June rice planting ceremony.
Weather forecast
Fri
9/18
25°/22°
4%
Sat
9/19
27°/22°
20%
Sun
9/20
26°/23°
66%
Mon
9/21
29°/23°
49%
Tue
9/22
28°/21°
13%
Wed
9/23
27°/20°
53%
Thu
9/24
27°/21°
31%
Tips
Payment
Cash is the primary method for purchasing amulets and charms.
English Support
English-language information is limited.
Reservations
No advance booking is required.
Clothing
Modest clothing suitable for a shrine visit is recommended.
Photography
Please respect the sacredness of the site when taking photos.
Accessibility
Wheelchair-accessible parking is available.
Manners
Please maintain a quiet demeanor and follow Shinto prayer customs.
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