Isa Sima - It's Japan's national, mostly marine park. He's in the Sima Peninsula in the middle of the largest Japanese island, Hongsy. Park is part of the Mia prefecture. The Isa Sim Reserve also includes two towns: Toba's in the east of the park, Isa, north.
Isa City Familiar as a saint for all syntoism readers, because this traditional religion for Japan came from here on arrival. Isa is the Holy Land for the Japanese. It is here, in the shadows of the centuries trees, that is a set of temples of Isa, the homeland of this proud people. These are the main relics of syntoism, rituals that can only take part in the upper hierarchies of syntoism and members of the imperial house. The natural beauty and vibrancy of these places is ravishing the spirit: the periled forests move into thick green hills. The main temple of the compound, known as Amatheras, is an alley of waste trees that has several huge gates.
Isa is the home of a Japanese soul.
There are two small rocks, a very unusual form. They call them Maoto. That in translation from Japanese means, " Spouses " . They are bound by a heavy but very strong rope of the rice straw and represent the inviolability of the Union of Founding Gods of the Japanese islands, Izanaga and Idzanami.
The natural and man-made beauty of these places is turning. The temples, the hotels of the region are so organic in the nature of the peninsula that seems to be its natural extension. You have to visit this place of power. We are confident that your life will change to the best.
What do you want to see at the Isa Sim National Park?
Welcome to visit Ice temple complex, Where you can touch the secrets of syntoism. Although the main sanctum is prohibited from entering a common man, the temple complex is the favorite place of pilgrimage of the Japanese. The temple is headed by a small street of commerce, the Okaghe-yokoto, whose architectural style is in the spirit of the Edo era when the country rules samurai. Numerous souvenir shops, traditional Japanese kitchen restaurants, café and other facilities, on a row with a traditional Japanese sweet shop
Acafuku-moti rice lounges will help to fully bury this period of mixed Japanese history.
You should also look at it. Museum of Michimoto Pearl. Here, you will meet the story of pearl cultivation in Japan, and of course you can buy exclusive jewelry from pearls, many of which are rightly called pearl art. Besides, there's a way to watch a show of dives behind pearls, ama, both from open rostrum and from a special inspection room.
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