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The 10 pages that link to Ise Grand Shrine, each with the reason it gives.

• ShintoBroader topic: Its status and periodic rebuilding make it a defining shrine tradition.

• Shinto shrineBroader topic: Its paired sanctuaries and periodic rebuilding exemplify a prominent shrine tradition.

• Japanese mythologyRelated: Its worship and imperial associations give Amaterasu’s myth a continuing ritual setting.

• AmaterasuBroader topic: Its Inner Shrine is her principal sanctuary.

• Japanese architectureBroader topic: Its restrained timber form and rebuilding practice connect architecture with ritual renewal.

• Kii PeninsulaBroader topic: Its location on the peninsula’s northeastern side draws pilgrims and visitors.

• Imperial Regalia of JapanRelated: Tradition locates the sacred mirror at this shrine.

• Nara PrefectureRelated: Its pilgrimage traditions connect Nara’s sacred landscape with neighboring Mie.

• KaguraRelated: Court kagura traditions are closely associated with rites honoring Amaterasu at Ise.

• Mie PrefectureRelated: The shrine is Mie's best-known religious and cultural landmark.