Izanagi Jingu
Held to be where Izanagi finally came to rest in the myth of the creation of the islands. It claims to be the oldest shrine in Japan.
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Held to be where Izanagi finally came to rest in the myth of the creation of the islands. It claims to be the oldest shrine in Japan.
Suwa Taisha lines up with the summer-solstice sunrise, and Ise Jingu with the spring and autumn equinox sunrise.
Stairs descend through the middle of a lotus pond into a hall beneath the water, its vermilion interior filled by the setting sun.
Built where a hill was quarried away for landfill: a hundred stepped flower beds attempting to remake the destroyed terrain.