To the right is the Kaguraden, a hall where ceremonial dances are performed to honor the gods and where, for a modest fee, couples can have Shinto wedding ceremonies performed, complete with flutes and drums and shrine maidens to attend them.
Shinto wedding ceremonies can take place at the Kaguraden.
It was rediscovered in 1594 by an architect building an aqueduct, but excavation did not begin until 1748 under the Bourbons, making a tremendous impact on the rest of Europe.