斎宮

さいぐう

the ancient imperial princesses serving at the Ise shrine

神宮

じんぐう

high-status Shinto shrine with connection to imperial family, imperial Shinto shrine

御斎会

ごさいえ みさいえ

imperial event at which high monks recited the Golden Light Sutra to pray for national security and good harvests (held annually at the palace from the 8th to the 14th of the first lunar month, between the Nara and Muromachi periods)

大神宮

だいじんぐう

the Grand Shrine at Ise

神宮寺

じんぐうじ

Buddhist temple within a Shinto shrine, temple attached to a shrine

神宮暦

じんぐうれき

calendar distributed by the Ise shrine

神宮教

じんぐうきょう

Jingu-kyo (sect of Shinto, dissolved in 1899)

社会奉仕

しゃかいほうし

voluntary social service

伊勢神宮

いせじんぐう

Ise Grand Shrine

神宮外苑

じんぐうがいえん

outer gardens of Meiji Shrine

神宮球場

じんぐうきゅうじょう

Jingu Stadium

明治神宮

めいじじんぐう

Meiji Shrine

皇大神宮

こうたいじんぐう

Koutai Shrine (the inner shrine of Ise Shrine)

斎

とき

meals exchanged by parishioners and priests

社会奉仕家

しゃかいほうしか

social worker

伊勢大神宮

いせだいじんぐう いせおおじんぐう

the Grand Shrines of Ise

豊受大神宮

とようけだいじんぐう とゆけだいじんぐう

Toyouke Shrine (the outer shrine of Ise Shrine), Toyuke Shrine

斎垣

いがき ときかき

fence around a shrine

斎部

いみべ いんべ ときぶ

ancient Shinto priestly family