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Mie Prefecture, known in Japanese as 三重県, is located in the Kansai region of central Japan along the Pacific coast. It is home to Ise Jingu, one of Japan’s most important Shinto shrines, as well as the scenic Ise-Shima coast and the historic town of Matsusaka.
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Sugawara Jinja（又称Ueno Tenjingū）供奉菅原道真，曾是藤堂藩统治下古代上野町的守护神社。松尾芭蕉在此献纳了他的第一部俳句集，其秋季上野天神祭被列为联合国教科文组织非物质文化遗产。
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,...
Mieken Gokoku是位于三重县津市的神道神社，供奉了来自三重县的60,300多名战争阵亡者的灵魂。它靠近津站，是当地举行追悼仪式、新年参拜和家庭祈祷的场所。
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...
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...
四日市市位于三重县的Suwa Shrine是一座供奉诹访神的神道神社。每年十月举办四日市祭，以著名的大入道祭礼花车为特色，该花车被指定为三重县有形民俗文化财。
Tsubaki Okami Yashiro是位于三重县铃鹿市的一座历史悠久的神道神社，被称为椿大神宫。它与猿田彦大神有关，其历史可追溯至公元前3年的传说时代，位于山本町1871号，坐落在宁静的山区环境中，拥有悠久的朝圣传统。
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