Sarutahiko Jinja Shrine

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Known as the god of "guidance" who leads things in a good direction, this shrine is a popular sacred site for travelers facing new challenges. It has deep ties to Ise Jingu, and touching the octagonal "Houishi" stone while making a wish is said to improve one's fortune. For those interested in Japanese mythology and spiritual culture, it is an important power spot for gaining direction in their journey.

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【伊勢／伊勢参拝】猿田彦神社と佐瑠女神社／天孫降臨に関わり深い古の神社 - Sarutahiko Shrine in ISE, JAPAN -

【伊勢／伊勢参拝】猿田彦神社と佐瑠女神社／天孫降臨に関わり深い古の神社 - Sarutahiko Shrine in ISE, JAPAN -

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Sarutahiko Jinja Shrine

Address
2-1-10 Ujiurata, Ise-shi, Mie
Website
https://www.sarutahikojinja.or.jp/
Operator
Sarutahiko-jinja Shrine

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