Ise Temple

In the small Japanese town of Ise stands an ancient temple, which is considered one of the main shrines of Japan. It has long been believed that all the ceremonies that were held in it directly influenced the fate of the imperial family and the entire state.
The temple is located 4 km south of the city center. You can get there by metro or car. On Prefectural Route 37 or Route 32, you can walk to the temple in twenty minutes.
In order to get to the temple by subway, you must first come to the station Outer Miyamae. Here daily, at 17:49, there is a train that takes travelers to the temple in thirty minutes. The ticket price is $3.76.
Keep in mind that taking photos is forbidden. You can't smoke, drink or eat yet. Special places are provided for this. Before visiting the main sanctuaries, you need to perform the ritual of washing your hands and mouth. It is only after this action that visitors begin the main prayer.