Tsukiyomi-no-miya (Ise Jingu Geku Beku)
Tsukiyomi Miya Ise Jingu Gek Bekky
A sacred sanctuary dedicated to Tsukiyomi-no-mikoto, located within the Ise Jingu Geku complex.Explore this spot
Tsukiyomi-no-miya is a sacred sub-shrine of the Ise Jingu Geku, dedicated to the deities Tsukiyomi-no-mikoto and Tsukiyomi-ara-mitama.
What makes it special
About Tsukiyomi-no-miya (Ise Jingu Geku Beku)
- Serene Natural Environment: Enjoy a deeply peaceful worship experience surrounded by centuries-old camphor trees.
- Traditional Architecture: Observe the authentic textures of wood and thatched roofs up close.
- Early Morning Visits: Since the shrine opens at 5:00 AM, you can enjoy a quiet moment away from the crowds.
- Goshuin: Collect a special sacred stamp during designated hours.
- Recommended Route: We recommend walking the path from the Geku heading north to feel the connection between history and nature.
Weather forecast
Wed
8/5
31°/23°
0%
Thu
8/6
31°/27°
47%
Fri
8/7
30°/27°
90%
Sat
8/8
31°/25°
41%
Sun
8/9
31°/23°
57%
Mon
8/10
30°/23°
57%
Tue
8/11
28°/23°
69%
Tips
Payment
Cash is required for amulets, Goshuin, and ritual offerings.
Language
English signs are available, but detailed information is primarily in Japanese.
Reservations
No advance reservations are required/accepted for Shinto rituals; please apply on-site.
Attire
Modest clothing is recommended for this sacred site.
Photography
Tripods, stepladders, drones, and live streaming are prohibited. Commercial filming requires prior permission.
Accessibility
The grounds contain gravel paths; comfortable walking shoes are highly recommended.
Etiquette
Eating and smoking are prohibited on the approach paths. Please use rest areas for hydration.
Pets
Pets are not allowed inside the shrine grounds. Please leave them at the entrance guard station.