[2025 Hatsukaichi Attraction] Travel Guide for Itsukushima Jinja (Updated Feb)

The World Heritage Site "Itsukushima Shrine" is one of the must-see attractions in Hiroshima! Hiroshima Miyajima Attractions｜The Great Torii of Itsukushima Shrine. Miyajima is also known as Itsukushima. Miyajima, Matsushima and Amanohashidate are listed as one of the three major scenic spots in Japan. There are quite a lot of Japanese and foreign tourists. The most famous attractions on Miyajima Island are Itsukushima Shrine and the Great Torii of Itsukushima Shrine. This article will introduce the Great Torii of Itsukushima Shrine. Torii are usually built in front of the shrine, representing the boundary between humans and gods. The Great Torii of Itsukushima Shrine will be submerged by sea water during high tide. During low tide, you can go down to visit and take pictures. During high tide, you can also take a sightseeing boat related to the Torii, and you can cross the Torii at close range, which is unique. Miyajima, known as one of the three most scenic views in Japan, is located in the Seto Inland Sea southwest of Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan. Since ancient times, the island itself has been an object of natural worship in Japanese culture and is regarded as an "island where gods live." Therefore, Miyajima also has such an image of being worshipped by the locals. In terms of topography, the island's highest peak, Mt. Misen, is 535 meters above sea level and is famous for its various strange rocks and stones. In fact, when Itsukushima Shrine was registered as a World Heritage Site, the scope included the entire Itsukushima Shrine building, the sea in front of Itsukushima Shrine, and the original forest on Mt. Misen behind it! Itsukushima Shrine is built on the seashore. When the tide goes out, the intertidal sand at the foundation of the shrine will be exposed. When the tide comes out, the entire Itsukushima Shrine will appear to float on the sea. In addition to the main building of the shrine, the huge vermilion torii gate on the sea that can be seen when taking a boat to Miyajima is a very impressive view. It is generally believed that Itsukushima Shrine was first established in 593 AD during the Asuka period in Japan, and has a long history of more than 1,400 years. Due to the natural beliefs at the time, people believed that acts of destroying the island, such as cutting down trees or developing the land, were equivalent to harming the gods, so in the end Itsukushima Shrine was built on the sea. The main deities enshrined at Itsukushima Shrine today are the "Munakata Three Goddesses", which include "Ichikishimahime-no-Mikoto", but in fact, the gods enshrined at Itsukushima Shrine have changed over time. For example, when Itsukushima Shrine was rebuilt during the Heian period, the main deity enshrined was Itsukushima Daimyojin. When people come to Itsukushima Shrine, they generally pray for "safe sailing" and "good fortune". During high tide, Itsukushima Shrine also stands above the sea, making it one of the few offshore shrines in Japan that coexists with the sea! The size of the sea torii is quite large, more spectacular than those commonly seen in front of shrines in Japan! #JapanTravel #Hiroshima #Itsukushima Shrine

A visit To Miyajima Island Hiroshima : On day 2 of my visit to Hiroshima,i took a took a 30 min boat ride from my hotel ( Grand Prince Hotel ) to Miyajima Island.There are deers everywhere and they would come up to you for food so better watch what you hold or else they’ll eat it from you😅.On the island there is a beautiful shrine called the Itsukushima shrine meaning the island of worship and from ancient times the island itself was worshiped as a god. #beaches

On the 2nd day of Hiroshima, you can feel the cruelty of war and enjoy the fusion of man and nature. Hiroshima is Japan's largest city in China, and its international reputation is unquestionable. After all, Hiroshima and Nagasaki of Japan are all The only two cities in the world that have suffered from atomic bombs! Compared to Nagasaki, Hiroshima is more modern and developed, and foreign tourists and even residents are surprisingly large. I have not seen so many foreign tourists even in Kyoto, Kyoto, Japan! I stayed in Hiroshima for four days. In addition to two days of eating, drinking and shopping, I personally feel that you can arrange two days to play Hiroshima! Day 1 Hiroshima City Explosion Memorial Hall - Hiroshima City Day 2 Miyajima Day Tour Memorial Hall is really worth visiting, you can see many of the record photos at the time, feel the nuclear war to humans The disaster and pain brought by many foreigners saw tears in the museum! is another place other than Nara, which is occupied by the deer. If you take a boat from Hiroshima for less than ten minutes, you can consider staying on Miyajima for one night and feel the fusion of people and nature! The famous Sea Bird House has been undergoing a one-year maintenance since mid-June, so the big bird house that is now seen is "packing the legs". It may take a while to wrap the whole body! However, this does not affect the Yancheng Shrine's face value. I personally think that the Yanshima Shrine is one of the best Japanese shrines I have ever seen in Japan, and I don't want to sell tickets to enter! (Japanese shrines need tickets to enter very little) Traffic information: Take JR to Hiroshima City, transfer to the ground train to all the attractions in Hiroshima! Miyajima needs to take JR to Miyajimaguchi and transfer to the ferry! The traffic on Miyajima is basically on foot, and you can also take a rickshaw! ! Travel Tips: There are many hotels on Miyajima. When the weather is good, you can watch the bird's nest sunset in Miyajima! In addition, Hiroshima's central commercial street is really very good to visit, drugstores are super, basically one every five meters, things are particularly complete! Friends who like to buy and buy can shop in Hiroshima!

Itsukushima Shrine's beautiful Big Bird House is known as one of the Three Views of Japan in the island of Yando. It has a famous shrine, which is the most famous landmark in the island. The shrine mainly worships three sea goddesses in the ancient Japanese legend, which was built on the intertidal zone of the Seto Inland Seashore.

June 2024 First Visit Itsukushima Shrine is located on the island of Itsukushima (formerly known as Miyajima) in Hatsukaichi City, Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan. The shrine was founded around 593 AD and has a history of about 1400 years. It mainly enshrines three goddesses (Tagorihime-no-Mikoto, Ichikishimahime-no-Mikoto, and Tagitsuhime-no-Mikoto). Built on the tidal flats of the Seto Inland Sea, the large torii gate standing in the sea in front of the shrine is considered one of the "Three Views of Japan" and is the most famous landmark on Itsukushima Island, also a World Heritage Site. The large torii gate standing in the sea is often regarded as a symbol of Itsukushima Shrine and even Japanese culture as a whole. It is spectacular whether viewed from afar or up close. The island is home to many deer that are not afraid of humans and are very approachable. During low tide, you can walk down to the tidal flats to see the torii gate, while during high tide, the torii gate is submerged in seawater. Therefore, you will find many shells attached to the pillars when viewed up close. It is recommended to check the tide schedule before visiting. The island also has many delicious shops, such as oysters and fried maple leaves, offering a unique flavor. Highly recommended for a pilgrimage! ★ Address: 1-1 Miyajimacho, Hatsukaichi, Hiroshima 739-0588, Japan ★ Business hours: 6:30 AM - 6:00 PM daily ★ Admission: Approximately 100 TWD

DAY 47: Today I took Hiroshima Electric Railway Line 2 to Hiroden Miyajimaguchi Station, then took a ferry to Miyajima (itsukushima). I happened to catch up with a local school’s school trip. The whole boat was full of middle school students. Miyajima’s most famous It’s Itsukushima Shrine and the bright red torii gate standing on the sea. Depending on the tide time, you can get close and take pictures. From time to time, there are wild Bambis on the shrine that will steal food. The main purpose of my trip is to go there Visit the Mishan Hondo. It is said that Kobo Daishi once practiced here. The distance from Momijidani Park to the main temple is 2.5 kilometers, and it takes about 50 minutes to walk. The mountain road is easy to walk and the scenery along the way is good. You can admire the Seto Inland Sea and overlook the shipbuilding of Kure City. Factory; for the downhill route, I took the Daishoin Hiking Trail, which passed by the Shiroki Waterfall and Takinomiya Shrine. There is a hall dedicated to Kobo Daishi in the Daishoin, and there are 88 shrines to visit at the Bensho Cave. It felt like walking there again Reliving the memories of this trip, I bought some もみじ steamed buns at Miyajima Yokocho on my return trip, which are considered local specialty Japanese confectionery. Note: Hiroshima Electric Railway's one-day train and boat ticket is ¥1,000. You can ride unlimited electric railways and ferries on the same day (including Miyajima visit tax ¥100). You can get a ¥500 discount on the round-trip ticket when taking the Miyajima Cable Car. Attractions: Miyajima Yokocho Itsukushima Shrine, Otorii Gate Momiji Valley Hiking Trail, Misan Observation Deck, Misan Main Hall Daisho-in Hiking Trail, Daisho-in Master Hall, Bensho Grottoes Rukawadori Yokocho Accommodation: ホテル28, Hiroshima City Today’s riding mileage: 0 kilometers Cumulative riding mileage: 2351 kilometers #Japan #四国 #四国平路 #四国Banlutonghaohui #Seto内海 #Shikokudisease #德岛 #apo灵场 #kochi #Tosa神场 #爱hime #sanukishinjang #香川 #伊yospiritual field #biketrip #二人行 #公法师 #南无大师极光天 #四国Banlu88燇sho #yubianlu #shimaamikaido #小豆岛 #Setouchi National Park #Don’t ask me how much it costs to travel #Ask yourself how many years of youth you have left #japan #tokushima #kochi #ehime #takematsu

Itsukushima Shrine is located on Miyajima in Hatsukaichi City near Hiroshima. It is backed by Mount Misan and faces the sea. It has a history of 1,400 years and was called Itukishima Shrine in ancient times. Itsukushima Shrine is one of the three most scenic spots in Japan and one of the three major shrines in Japan (Ise Jingu Shrine and Izumo Taisha Shrine). Itsukushima Shrine is said to have been founded in 593 AD by Saeki Kuraji. In 1168 AD in the late Heian period (Jinan 3rd year), with the support of Taira Kiyomori, Itsukushima Shrine was expanded, thus forming the current structure. Architectural layout. #ChristmasGreatPlaces2024

As autumn casts its golden spell, Itsukushima Jinja transforms into a vision straight out of a fairytale. This iconic “floating” shrine on Miyajima Island glows amidst the fiery reds and ambers of the surrounding maple trees, their vibrant reflections dancing on the water. Stroll along paths framed by cascading autumn leaves, or hike up Mount Misen for panoramic views of the shrine, the sea, and a forest ablaze with color. As the tides shift and the shrine seems to hover between land and water, you’ll feel like you’ve stepped into a serene, magical world where nature and spirituality entwine.

Itsukushima (Miyajima), located in the Seto Inland Sea in Hiroshima Prefecture, is one of the three major scenic spots in Japan. It has beautiful natural scenery and profound historical culture, and is listed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. Its most representative attraction, Itsukushima Shrine, attracts countless tourists to make pilgrimages. The huge red torii gate standing on the sea in front of the shrine is the symbol of Miyajima and has become the most beautiful check-in landmark in people's minds. Take a ferry to enjoy the sea view: a great view of the large torii and shrine It is recommended to take a ferry to Miyajima, where you can enjoy the beautiful scenery of the Seto Inland Sea and Itsukushima Shrine from different angles. As the ferry slowly approached Miyajima, the large vermilion torii gate came into view, looking particularly spectacular. This 16-meter-high and 60-ton torii was built about 140 years ago. It cleverly uses its own weight to stand firmly on the seabed without any foundation. The Great Torii is located in the intertidal zone and presents different appearances as the tides change: at high tide it seems to be floating on the sea, while at low tide you can walk to the Torii and appreciate the beauty of this ancient building up close. Encounter with Miyajima's "Guardian Deer": Close Encounter with Wild Deer As soon as you get off the ferry, you'll see a group of wild deer strolling leisurely. The deer on Miyajima are very docile and not afraid of people at all. You can see them living in harmony with tourists everywhere. Walking along the road to Itsukushima Shrine, you may encounter deer at any time. You can even touch them gently or take photos with them, leaving behind special memories. Pilgrimage to Itsukushima Shrine: Red Corridor and Sacred Main Hall Itsukushima Shrine has a history of more than 1,400 years. After many reconstructions, it still retains the ancient Japanese architectural style intact. The main building of the shrine, the "Honden", enshrines three goddesses. Like the Great Torii Gate on the Sea, it is mainly painted in vermilion, creating a harmonious visual effect. The shrine route is a one-way street. Visitors can walk along the red corridor leading to popular photo spots such as the Noh stage, and deeply experience the essence of Japanese classical architecture. Don’t forget to bring back the shrine’s amulet as a souvenir; it’s a special souvenir from a national treasure-level sacred site! Visit Omotesando Shopping Street: A perfect combination of food and souvenirs After visiting Itsukushima Shrine, why not go shopping at Omotesando Shopping Street? There are many specialty shops and food stalls here, the most representative of which include Miyajima's famous red leaf steamed buns, extra-large oysters and matcha desserts. Taste the food while strolling around, and bring some local specialties for your family and friends to put a perfect end to this trip. This trip to Miyajima allows people to feel the sacred atmosphere of Itsukushima Shrine and experience the magnificent beauty of the big red torii gate on the sea. From the wonders of nature to the faith that has remained unchanged for thousands of years, everything here is fascinating and it is worthy of being one of the three major scenic spots in Japan.

A day trip to Hiroshima's shrines is a journey filled with history and tranquility. The highlight of this trip is the famous Itsukushima Shrine and its surrounding attractions, which not only have a deep cultural heritage but are also full of natural beauty. As you enter Itsukushima Shrine, the first thing that catches your eye is the red torii gate standing in the sea. During high tide, the torii appears to float on the water, changing from mysterious to magnificent with the shifting light and shadows. With the changing tides, I also approached the torii during low tide to closely observe this ancient structure. It is said that the torii symbolizes the sacred realm of Shinto, and standing in front of it, you can feel a sense of solemnity. Walking inside the shrine, the traditional architectural style brings a sense of inner peace. Itsukushima Shrine is known for its wooden structure and simple yet elegant design, with each pillar and tile bearing the marks of history. Following the steps of worship, I washed my hands, bowed, and sincerely prayed for the health and safety of my family. Despite the crowds, everyone spoke softly, preserving the serene atmosphere of this sacred place. On the nearby walking paths, you can also see many free-roaming deer, leisurely mingling with the visitors, adding a touch of playfulness and vitality. After the tour, I tasted the local specialty oyster dishes, whose fresh and juicy flavors are unforgettable. The day's itinerary not only broadened my horizons but also allowed me to experience the charm of Japanese shrine culture. The Hiroshima shrine day trip left me with rich memories and a sense of fulfillment. Such a journey gave me a deeper understanding of Japan's traditional culture and the beauty of the fusion of nature and history.

This time, I went to Itsukushima Shrine, a World Heritage Site located in Miyajima, Hiroshima! This is a must-see tourist spot when you go to Hiroshima! The scenery changes when the tide goes out and when the tide goes high, and it's a spectacular spot that you have to see at least once! You can buy a ticket and get up close, and it's really beautiful! There are also cute deer🦌 on Miyajima! Please go and check it out! 📍Itsukushima Shrine Address: 1-1 Miyajimacho, Hatsukaichi City, Hiroshima Prefecture, 739-0588 Opening hours: 6:30 to 18:00 #0 yen travel autumn

Miyajima in Hiroshima, of course, the national treasure Itsukushima Shrine, and the food on the way was amazing! We took a ferry⛴️ to Miyajima When we arrived, we were greeted by deer🦌♡ The oysters🦪 were thick and delicious - please go! Itsukushima Shrine 📍Address: 1-1 Miyajimacho, Hatsukaichi City, Hiroshima Prefecture 739-0588 🕰️Opening hours: 6:30-18:00 #0 yen trip

The Itsukushima Shrine on Miyajima Island in Japan enshrines the three Munakata goddesses: Ichikishimahime, Tagorihime, and Tagitsuhime. The Munakata goddesses are revered as the guardians of the sea, maritime safety, good fortune, and the fulfillment of wishes. The shrine is renowned for its unique architectural beauty, with palace-style buildings showcasing exquisite craftsmanship. Originally built in 593, it was later reconstructed in 1168 by the then-powerful Taira no Kiyomori and has been preserved to this day. The unique configuration protruding into the sea, contrasted with the beautiful mountains in the background, reflects Kiyomori's ambition and power. Centered around the main shrine (honden), several other shrines are arranged around it, including a Noh stage, music hall, and various pavilions. These buildings are connected by a 300-meter-long corridor, seamlessly integrated. The bright red color of the shrine and the grand torii gate is said to ward off evil spirits. The buildings are also coated with vermilion lacquer for preservation.

Visiting the Itsukushima Shrine on the island of Miyajima in Japan was a magical and enchanting experience. When I arrived on the island, I was amazed by the beauty of the shrine and the charm of its location over the water. The traditional red gate and the beautiful wooden arcade seemed to float on the surface of the water, adding an atmosphere of charm to the place. I began my journey by wandering around the temple, exploring various courtyards, temples, and facilities. Seeing the unique red torii, which is one of the most prominent landmarks of the shrine, especially when it appeared bright in the sunlight, was unforgettable. Afterwards, I enjoyed walking along the streets surrounded by traditional shops and restaurants offering famous Japanese cuisine. She also enjoyed watching the magnificent sunset at the shrine, where the sky reflected in the water surrounding the temple was dyed in beautiful colors. In the end, visiting the Itsukushima Shrine was a unique and distinctive experience, leaving beautiful and wonderful memories in the heart of Miyajima Island.

#cherryblossom2024 📍Itsukushima Shrine is located on the picturesque Miyajima Island in Japan. This iconic Shinto shrine is renowned for its "floating" torii gate, stunning architecture, and serene surroundings. Steeped in history and natural beauty, Itsukushima Shrine offers visitors a truly enchanting experience. 👀 What to do: 1️⃣ Marvel at the "Floating" Torii Gate: One of the most famous symbols of Japan, the torii gate stands in the water at high tide, creating a striking illusion of floating. The best time to witness this spectacle is during low tide. 2️⃣ Explore the Shrine Grounds: Take a leisurely stroll through the shrine grounds and immerse yourself in the tranquil atmosphere. Admire the intricate architecture, traditional Japanese gardens, and sacred structures. 3️⃣ Visit the Treasure Hall: For a deeper understanding of the shrine's history, make sure to check out the Treasure Hall. Here, you can view a collection of valuable artifacts and religious items. Admission to the Treasure Hall is 300 yen 🤑. 4️⃣ Enjoy Scenic Views: Take in the breathtaking views of the surrounding Seto Inland Sea and the lush mountains. Capture memorable photos of the torii gate against the backdrop of the changing tides and vibrant sunsets. 🚗 How to Get There: To reach Itsukushima Shrine on Miyajima Island, follow these steps: Step 1: Take a train to Hiroshima Station. Step 2: From Hiroshima Station, board a local train to Miyajimaguchi Station (approx. 26 minutes). Step 3: Once at Miyajimaguchi Station, walk a short distance to the ferry terminal. Step 4: Take a ferry from Miyajimaguchi to Miyajima Island (approx. 10 minutes). Step 5: Upon arrival on Miyajima Island, you can easily reach Itsukushima Shrine by foot (approx. 10-15 minutes). ⏰ Opening Hours: 24 hours ⏳ Duration: Plan for a half-day to a full day to fully appreciate the shrine and its surroundings. 🌸 Best Time to Visit: To witness the "floating" torii gate, visit during low tide. Check the tide schedule in advance for the optimal time. 💰 Price: Admission to the shrine grounds is free. However, there is a fee of 300 yen to enter the Treasure Hall. #ItsukushimaShrine #MiyajimaIsland #FloatingToriiGate #JapaneseCulture #japantrip

#2024wish Hatsukaichi is centered on the small town on the main island of Honshu almost opposite the sacred island of Miyajima on which the UNESCO designated World Hertitage site of Itsukushima Shrine is located. It is about 20km west of Hiroshima city center. You should go visit this City if you are in Hiroshima. I want to visit this city again this year with my friends.

Itsukushima Shrine is located in Miyajima, Hiroshima Prefecture. The large torii gate of the shrine floating in Japan's Seto Inland Sea has been introduced as one of the symbols of Japan in travel books around the world. The beautiful scenery that changes with the daily tides is guaranteed to be unforgettable.

The weather was not good today. It rained heavily all morning. I planned to go to Miyajima today, but the rain still didn’t stop after I arrived at Miyajima Port, so I turned around and saw a "Fuji Grand Natalie" shopping mall along the way. , enter immediately and decide your itinerary later. The rain was still heavy and light, but we decided to brave the rain and move forward. It rained non-stop on Miyajima, and my pants and shoes were soaked. I bought some souvenirs and grilled oysters on the island and returned to the other side. Then I set out for a walk at "The Outlets Hiroshima" and had lunch. . Afterwards, we returned to Hiroshima City and went to the "Grilled Oyster Shack" we originally planned to visit yesterday. This is a self-service BBQ where you can buy seafood, fruits and vegetables by yourself. The price is reasonable, but you won't be full, so just come and experience it. #Hiroshima #miyajima #itsukushima shrine #roastedoystershut

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#tripaway itsukushima shrine is one of the shrine which still in use until now. I was amazed by the architectural of the shrine. Red in colour, the shrine also floating on water during high tide. Many visitors take this chances to pray and try reading their fortune. #tripaway

The centuries-old Itsukushima Shrine on Miyajima is the source of both the island's fame and its name. Formally named Itsukushima, the island is more popularly known as "Miyajima", literally "shrine island" in Japanese, thanks to its star attraction. The shrine is known worldwide for its iconic "floating" torii gate. #wintergetaway #wintergetaway

Miyajima is praised as the Holy Island and is one of the three major scenic spots in Japan. It is most famous for its Yanshima Shrine and its red-red bird house that stands in the sea at full tide. Isukushima Shrine Island is a world cultural heritage. The most famous symbol is the 200 meters high in the sea. There is a 16-meter-high red archway - Big Bird House. When the tide is high, the bird house floats in the sky. The blue waves between the indoor seas are very leisurely and beautiful. When the tide is low, visitors can walk to the wooden pillars of the scarlet tortoise and touch the wooden pillars of the tori to feel the memories of time. There are many ancient monuments left by the ancient Japanese on the island. The shape of the multi-tower is a peace-style building. The interior is modeled after the Tang Dynasty architectural style of China. Wearing a modified Chinese costume to go to the card, it is a good fit!