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Prefectura de Mie

3 temples · 9 shrines

La prefectura de Mie, conocida en japonés como 三重県, está ubicada en la región de Kansai del centro de Japón, a lo largo de la costa del Pacífico. Es el hogar del Ise Jingu, uno de los santuarios sintoístas más importantes de Japón, así como de la pintoresca costa de Ise-Shima y de la histórica ciudad de Matsusaka.

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1
Senju-ji
Location: Tsu, Mie
Goshuin: 1 Goshuin
Templo principal de la rama Takada de Jōdo Shinshū en Isshinden, Tsu. Fundado en los años 1470 como Muryōjuin, se convirtió en templo principal en el siglo XVI. Sus salones Mieidō y Nyoraidō son Tesoros Nacionales.
DIRECCIÓN: 2819 Isshinden-cho, Tsu, Mie 514-0114, JapanSitio web Teléfono: +81 59-232-4171
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Sugawara Jinja
Location: Iga, Mie
Opens at: Abre 08:30
Goshuin: Goshuin
Sugawara Jinja, conocida como Ueno Tenjingū, consagra a Sugawara no Michizane y sirvió como santuario protector de la antigua ciudad de Ueno bajo los señores Tōdō. Matsuo Bashō dedicó aquí su primera colección de haiku, y su Ueno Tenjin Matsuri de otoño es...
¿Por qué deberías ir?
La oficina del santuario está abierta de 8:30 a 17:00 y se reciben solicitudes de oración de 9:00 a 16:00; se encuentra a cinco minutos a pie de la estación Uenoshi en el Ferrocarril Iga.
Visite a finales de octubre para el Ueno Tenjin Matsuri, cuando la procesión de oni y las carrozas danjiri desfilan por la ciudad castillo.
DIRECCIÓN: 2929 Uenohigashimachi, Iga, Mie 518-0861, JapanSitio web Teléfono: +81 595-21-2940
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Hatsuuma-dera
Location: Tsu, Mie
Goshuin: 1 Goshuin
Hatsuumadera, formally Renkoin, is a Shingon temple of the Omuro school in Tsu, known locally as the Hatsuumasan. Tradition says Prince Shotoku carved its Bato Kannon in 614 when he fell ill in an unlucky year. It was the prayer temple of the Todo lords,...
¿Por qué deberías ir?
The temple is a few minutes' walk from Tsu Station. The Hatsuuma festival on the first horse day of March is the busiest day of the year.
DIRECCIÓN: 3-210 Sakaemachi, Tsu, Mie 514-0004, Japan
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Mie-Ken Gokoku Jinja
Location: Tsu, Mie
Opens at: Abre 09:00
Goshuin: 2 Goshuin
Mieken Gokoku es un santuario Shinto en Tsu, Mie, dedicado a los espíritus de más de 60,300 soldados caídos en la guerra de la Prefectura de Mie. Está cerca de la Estación Tsu y sirve como un lugar local para ritos conmemorativos, visitas de Año Nuevo y...
¿Por qué deberías ir?
Visit on a weekday morning rather than weekends to avoid overlapping family ceremonies like Shichi-Go-San (children's rite of passage) celebrations, which happen regularly throughout the year and can fill the grounds with groups.
The shrine is only a 5-minute walk from the west exit of Kintetsu and JR Tsu Station, so you can easily access it without a car, though parking is available if you need it.
If you're visiting during New Year's season or for Shichi-Go-San, arrive early in the day since these are peak times when families come for blessings and the shrine can get crowded with worshippers seeking omikuji fortune papers.
DIRECCIÓN: 387 Kōmeichō, Tsu, Mie 514-0006, JapanSitio web Teléfono: +81 59-226-2559
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5
Shitenno-ji Tsu
Location: Tsu, Mie
Goshuin: 1 Goshuin
Shitennoji in Tsu is a Soto Zen temple said to have been founded by Prince Shotoku at Empress Suiko's wish. Rebuilt by the castle lord Oda Nobukane, it holds the grave of Dota Gozen, mother of Oda Nobunaga, and Important Cultural Property portraits of Todo...
¿Por qué deberías ir?
Look for the gate and bell tower, the only buildings to survive the 1945 raid; Tsu Station is about a ten-minute walk.
DIRECCIÓN: 1-892 Sakaemachi, Tsu, Mie 514-0004, Japan
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6
Kozan Jinja
Location: Tsu, Mie
Goshuin: 1 Goshuin
Kozan Jinja stands in the grounds of Tsu Castle and enshrines Todo Takatora, the castle's builder and first lord of the Tsu domain; the name comes from his posthumous title Kozan. Founded in 1876 and moved to the castle in 1903, it burned in the 1945 air...
¿Por qué deberías ir?
The shrine is in the castle park next to Tsu city hall; Tsu-Shimmachi on the Kintetsu line is about an eight-minute walk.
DIRECCIÓN: 27-16 Marunouchi, Tsu, Mie 514-0033, Japan
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7
Yokkaichi Suwa Jinja
Location: Yokkaichi, Mie
Opens at: Abre 08:30
Goshuin: 1 Goshuin
Yokkaichi Suwa Jinja en la prefectura de Mie es un santuario sintoísta dedicado a SuwanoKami. Alberga el Festival Anual de Yokkaichi cada octubre, con la famosa carroza del festival Ōnyūdō designada como Bien Cultural Folklórico Tangible de la prefectura de...
¿Por qué deberías ir?
Visit on a weekday morning rather than weekends or October festival dates if you want to avoid crowds and have space to move through the shrine complex at your own pace.
Plan your visit for October 7-9 if you want to experience the Yokkaichi Festival, where the shrine's famous Ōnyūdō festival float (a designated Tangible Folk Cultural Property) is paraded through the streets.
Look for the distinctive komainu (guardian lion-dogs) scattered throughout the shrine grounds, particularly the 'money-doubling lion' and the 'Stop Lions,' which locals believe have special properties.
DIRECCIÓN: 22-38 Suwasakaemachi, Yokkaichi, Mie 510-0086, JapanTeléfono: +81593522422
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Tsubaki Okami Yashiro
Location: Suzuka, Mie
Opens at: Abre 05:00
Goshuin: 1 Goshuin
Tsubaki Okami Yashiro es un santuario Shinto histórico en Suzuka, Mie, conocido como Tsubaki Grand Shrine. Está vinculado a Sarutahiko Ōkami, se remonta a la leyenda del año 3 AEC, y se ubica en 1871 Yamamotochō con un entorno montañoso sereno y largas...
¿Por qué deberías ir?
Plan your visit for October 11 if you want to experience the shrine's main annual festival, or visit on weekdays to enjoy the cedar-lined grounds and sacred waterfall with fewer visitors around.
The shrine is 45 minutes by bus from Kasado Station on the JR Central Kansai Main Line, so plan your transportation accordingly and allow extra travel time if you're coming from Nagoya or other major cities in the region.
If you practice aikido or martial arts, inquire about the shrine's martial arts hall and archery range (kyūdō) during your visit, as these facilities are available for practitioners but not always prominently advertised to casual visitors.
DIRECCIÓN: 1871 Yamamotochō, Suzuka, Mie 519-0315, JapanSitio web Teléfono: +81 59-371-1515
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