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40 Places Around The World That Are Forbidden To Go To

Posted by Bill Rippel on December 10, 2020 - 12:53am


9. Grand Shrine Of Ise, Japan

When it comes to shrine culture, Japan has it down to a science. There are an estimated 80,000 shrines, but none of them are as important as the Grand Shrine of Ise. The carefully crafted temple is the most expensive due to its architecture, but there weren't any nails used. 

The shrine is built every 20 years to symbolize death and rebirth, but no one is allowed to visit it because it is so holy. Unless you are a member of the Japanese imperial family or a priest, you will probably view it from the other side of the wooden fence. 

Simon Keighley Amazing architecture to craft the construction of the Grand Shrine of Ise without using nails. Would love to visit Japan someday - Thanks for sharing, Bill.
December 10, 2020 at 9:56am
Caleb Mpamei I am enjoying your series on your '40 Places Around The World That Are Forbidden To Go To'. Thanks for the postings.
December 10, 2020 at 3:03am