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Ise, Mie / 猿田彦神社

Sarutahiko Shrine

Sarutahiko-no-Okami is said to be the local god who guided the heavenly grandson Ninigi-no-Mikoto to this land and then devoted himself to developing the country around Ise; his descendant Ota-no-Mikoto offered the land by the upper Isuzu River when Princess Yamatohime sought a place for the Jingu. The shrine has been kept by his direct descendants, and the Omita rice-planting festival (a prefectural intangible cultural property) is held every May 5.

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26 Sept 2026

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15 minutes by bus (to Naiku-mae) from Iseshi Station (JR/Kintetsu) to Sarutahiko Jinja-mae.

Checked 26 Sept 2026 on the official site
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Address: Ise, Mie (Japanese address: 三重県伊勢市宇治浦田2丁目1-10)

Official site: https://www.kankomie.or.jp/spot/2938

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The Omita rice-planting festival is held every May 5.

Checked 26 Sept 2026 on the official site
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