Princess Aiko Visits Ise Shrine Alone
The eldest daughter of Emperor and Empress, Princess Aiko, made her first solo visit to Ise Shrine's Inner Shrine on Tuesday, her first visit since her junior high school days, 10 years ago.
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The eldest daughter of Emperor and Empress, Princess Aiko, made her first solo visit to Ise Shrine's Inner Shrine on Tuesday, her first visit since her junior high school days, 10 years ago.
The eldest daughter of Emperor and Empress, Princess Aiko, made her first solo visit to Ise Shrine's Inner Shrine on Tuesday, her first visit since her junior high school days, 10 years ago.
Located in Mie Prefecture, Ise Grand Shrine is about 2,000 years old and is said to be the most important Shinto shrine in all of Japan. Today, around 10 million people visit it annually, while during the Edo Period