From Ise to Toba on the Ise-Shima Skyline with a spectacular view! Introducing KongoshojiTemple, footbath, fees and required time

Ise Shima Skyline Asakumacho Observation Deck has a nostalgic mailbox, which is called the `` The Post in the sky''. The official name is "No. 1 round post" and it is a type that was active from the postwar period to the 1950s, and its nostalgic appearance blends into nature and the landscape. Collection and delivery operations are carried out every day except Sunday, and people who stop by the mountaintop can purchase stamps and postcards at the shop and have them mailed. This The Post in the sky was selected as the third lover's sacred place (satellite) in Mie Prefecture by the NPO Regional Revitalization Support Center's ``Lover's Sacred Land Project''. Instead of using SNS or email, please try using The Post in the sky for "love letters," "marriage reports," "marriage registration," "current status reports," etc. in a very "analog" way!

This is an ancient temple connected to Mt.Asama located on the summit of Mt. Asama, and is also famous as the temple that protects the demon gate of IseJingu. KongoshojiTemple is said to have been founded by Akatsukidai Shonin during the Kinmei period (late 6th century). In the second year of Tencho (825), Kobo Daishi Kukai built the main dojo for Shingon esoteric Buddhism, enshrining Fukuichi Mankokuzo Bodhisattva as the principal image, and called it Shohozan Kabutsuin Kongoshoji KongoshojiTemple. It is said that Kobo Daishi Kukai practiced Kokuzo Gumonjiho on this mountain. After that, a period of no residence continued, and in the third year of Meitoku (1392), the 71st head of Kamakura Kenchoji Temple (61st head of Engakuji Temple), a Buddhist Zen master, entered the temple and worked to revive the temple. Butschi Zenji is regarded as the founder of the Chukyo sect, and he converted from the Shingon sect to the Rinzai sect, becoming a temple of the Nanzenji sect of the Rinzai sect. It suffered fires in 1597 and 1609, but in 1610 Tokugawa Ieyasu ordered Terumasa Ikeda, lord of Himeji Castle, to rebuild the main hall, Maniden. After that, it was again destroyed by fire in 1804 and 1887, and many halls were lost. Existing buildings from the Edo period include Maniden, Legal Hall, Gumonjido, Uhodo, Bokaiin, Yorakuin, Donkaiin, and Kogenin. Founding year: 539-571

The magnificent panorama of Ise Bay is spectacular! You can enjoy a 360-degree view of the spectacular scenery while soaking in the footbath. On a clear day, you can even see the Japanese Alps and Mt. Fuji. In the vast 150,000 square meter garden at the top of the mountain, you can enjoy seasonal flowers such as Asaguma Nanakusa and Jingu Azalea, and there are also hammocks and walking trails. There is also a photo spot called ` The Post in the sky'' on the mountaintop observation deck! Near the top of the mountain, there is Kongosho-ji Temple, a famous temple of the Nanzen-ji sect, which has been famous for a long time ago, saying, ``If you visit Ise KongoshojiTemple you...''. This temple is also known as the inner temple of the shrine, as it protects the demon gate of IseJingu. The main hall is designated as a nationally designated important cultural property, and one of Japan's three great Kokuzo Bodhisattvas is enshrined here.