The Grand Shrine at Ise Is Rebuilt On Timeless Purification
A Shinto rite proceeds as priests bear purified offerings up the stone steps to the inner shrine at Ise. The rebuilding of Jingu every two decades preserves ancient Japanese culture, with deities moved to new sites, the old shrines dismantled, and artisans restoring priceless artifacts. The project, valued around 55 billion yen, involves government funds and imperial support, reflecting Shinto's role in national identity and history.
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