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... people. In the past, it had been closed to foreigners until after World War II. Unlike other shrines in Japan, the security detail here was extremely heavy, signifying its political significance to the Japanese people.
Ise Grand Shrine was divided into the outer shrine and inner shrine regions. The outer shrine enshrined Toyouke Omikami, the Shinto deity, and guardian of food, housing, and clothing, while the inner shrine enshrined Amaterasu Omikami. Generally, people who visited the Ise ...
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