Tokyo Daijingu

Founded in Meiji 13 as a place for worshipping from afar the Ise Jingu, this jinja is beloved as "Tokyo's Ise Shrine." Enshrining Amaterasu Ōmikami and Toyouke Ōmikami, it is also famous as the first jinja to conduct Shinto wedding ceremonies. Following Japan's postwar reconstruction, it became widely known as a jinja for romantic bonds, and today many worshippers visit seeking the fulfillment of romantic love. Within the serene precincts in the heart of the city, it is truly a special place where one may receive the divine blessings of the deities of Ise.