Japan’s most sacred Shinto shrine, Ise Jingu, has been lovingly rebuilt every 20 years for over a thousand years. This timeless tradition not only preserves masterful craftsmanship but also symbolizes spiritual renewal, celebrating a truly unique cultural heritage
AP’s report brings to life the awe-inspiring Ise Grand Shrine in Japan, a masterpiece lovingly rebuilt every 20 years for over a millennium. This enduring tradition beautifully honors exquisite craftsmanship and deep spiritual devotion, while celebrating Japan’s heartfelt reverence for renewal and the harmony of nature
