Shima
Izawanomiya
An auxiliary shrine of Ise Jingu, steeped in the faith of sea people. Its rice-planting rite is an Important Intangible Folk Cultural Property.
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An auxiliary shrine of Ise Jingu, steeped in the faith of sea people. Its rice-planting rite is an Important Intangible Folk Cultural Property.
Drowned valleys forming a maze of inlets, across which pearl rafts lay out their regular artificial lines.
Stone piled into the narrow inlets to make level ground, and houses set along it - a village shaped by terrain.