New Ise Shrine buildings

NAGOYA, Japan - A Sept. 25, 2013, photo from a helicopter shows the current (back) and new Naiku complex of Ise Grand Shrine in Ise, Mie Prefecture. A move from old to new buildings, which is held once every 20 years, is under way at the Shinto shrine. (Pool photo)

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