[2025 Hachinohe Attraction] Travel Guide for Kabushima Shrine (Updated Apr)

#Japan and Korea urban attractions Come to Aomori, there are shrines to visit, this time went to Wujima Shrine, located at the northernmost tip of the species coast, are popular attractions, every year from April to the end of July is the breeding season of black-tailed gulls, you can observe black-tailed gulls up close 🤣 The temple is located at the top of the stone steps, slowly walking up, you can overlook the port town from the top, the environment is very comfortable, not too many people Roshima Shrine⛩️ Oshita Makoto, Hachido City, Aomori Prefecture 56-2

Kabushima Island is located in Hachinohe, Aomori Prefecture. You can get there by train and see black-tailed gulls. When you arrive on the island, you can hear the cries of black-tailed gulls. It seems that there are fewer black-tailed gulls depending on the season🐦 The sea is also very beautiful✨ One thing to note is that there are only 1-2 trains per hour, so it's a good idea to check the timetable in advance!

#Overseas Travel #Japan Travel #Aomori Prefecture Located at the northernmost tip of the Tanesashi Coast, Kabushima Island is the only place in Japan where you can observe the breeding of black-tailed gulls up close. ⬅️ Famous as a breeding ground for seagulls ⬅️ At the highest point of the island is the Wushima Shrine, the guardian deity of fishermen⛩️ ⬅️ Every March, more than 30,000 black-tailed gulls come here to lay eggs address 56-2 Same, Same-cho, Hachinohe City, Aomori Prefecture transportation 15-minute walk from Same Station on the JR Hachinohe Line

This is Kabushima Shrine in Hachinohe, Aomori Prefecture. ⛩ Kabushima Shrine enshrines Benzaiten and has long been worshipped by local people as the guardian deity of prosperous business and safe fishing. The "Kabuagari Hyotan Omamori" charm is popular because the "Kabu" in Kabushima and the "Kabu" in Kabushima are pronounced the same. It is also a breeding ground for black-tailed gulls and has been designated a national natural monument. 🕊 The sea is nearby and the view is amazing. ◎ #Shrine #AomoriTourism #AomoriPrefecture #KabushimaShrine #SummerShortTrip #BreakingSight

[Wandering in Northeast Japan] Roshima Shrine, where you can get close to seagulls The Roshima Shrine in Hachinohe, Aomori Prefecture, sits on Roshima. Built that year for peace at sea and abundant fishing, one of the amulets was also very popular because the transliteration of the word "wu" (kabu) in Wudao is the same as the stock pronunciation. Unfortunately, the shrine was damaged by a fire in November 2015. The original site is being renovated to prohibit visitors and is not expected to reopen until 2020. However, the nearby waterfront park can still be visited, and operations at the shrine have been moved to temporary stalls nearby. The blessing of the black-tailed gull The Roshima Shrine is at the same time a habitat for tens of thousands of black-tailed gulls. All the white dots in the picture are actually black-tailed gulls, can you count how many? According to All About Japan, being "air raided" by a black-tailed gull is actually a good intention, and if you are "hit" to the tourist information office there is a commemorative plaque to prove it. However, if you want to protect yourself, it is best to wear an umbrella to protect yourself. How exactly do you pronounce the word 島? Many people misunderstand the word "嶋" as the word "鳩". In fact, the correct pronunciation is "岛" (dou2), which means "岛". In addition, "嶌" and "㠀" have the same pronunciation and meaning. Artist Hina Kojima is also pronounced in the same way. Address: 56-2 Ojishakocho, Hachito-shi, Aomori Prefecture Available at: https://hachinohe-kanko.com/tw/kanko_data/kabushima-jinja Nearby Transportation: About 15 minutes walk from JR Hachito Line Shako Station, however the service runs about an hour. #bucketlist #tbt #HyperAir

📍Kabushima Shrine 56-2 Same, Oaza Samemachi, Hachinohe City, Aomori Prefecture 《Access》 About a 13-minute walk from the Same Station exit Opening hours April to September: 8:45 to 17:20 October to March: 8:45 to 16:50 ✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲ This is the first time I've ever seen so many black-tailed gulls in my life!! ★Since the characters for "kabu" (nothing) and "kabu" (stock) are pronounced the same, it is said that the blessing will increase stock prices and the "kabu" (popularity) of the stock market. ★From March to August every year, black-tailed gulls fly in and raise their young. There are 30,000 to 40,000 of them! ! ★Black-tailed gulls have been treasured since ancient times as messengers of Benzaiten of Mujima Shrine, who tells fishing grounds. ★Their cries are just amazing. ★In May, rapeseed flowers bloom all over the island. The contrast between the yellow rapeseed flowers, the red torii gates, the white black-tailed gulls and the blue sky is beautiful. ♥ ★It is said that droppings from the sky will bring you good luck. ⚠️Note An umbrella is essential as droppings will be dropped on you! ! There are umbrellas available for rent in front of the Chitorii gate. It might be a bit tough for those who don't like birds! Feeding black-tailed gulls is prohibited #Aomori #Black-tailed gulls #Black-tailed gull breeding ground #Kabushima #Kabushima Shrine #First time in my life #Tourism in Aomori #Spring 0 yen trip

#cherryblossom25 Kabushima Island, a paradise for petrels, a spectacular spot where nature and history interweave Located at the northernmost tip of the Tanesashi Coast, Kabushima Island is a popular spot designated as a national natural monument as a breeding ground for petrels. Originally a remote island, it was reclaimed in 1942 and is now connected to land. About 30,000 to 40,000 petrels fly to the island every year from around March, laying eggs in April and giving birth to chicks in June, when the entire island is covered with petrels, creating a powerful scene. The Kabushima Shrine, located at the top of the island, is said to bring good luck in the form of “increased stock. In mid-May, rape blossoms bloom, creating a beautiful contrast between the red of the torii gate, the blue sky, and the white petrels. There are many places of interest nearby, such as Kabushima Resting Area and Kabushima Promenade Park. It is also the Trail Head & End Point, the northern entrance to the Michinoku Shiokaze Trail.

👍Reasons to Recommend: 1️⃣Hidden Gem: As one of the world's top 10 travel destinations, Aomori is hidden 3 hours away from Tokyo, allowing you to avoid the crowds and enjoy a unique travel experience. 2️⃣Rich Scenery: You can enjoy mountains, rivers, lakes, seas, and cultural landscapes, from shrines and coasts to streams and crater lakes, as well as historical and cultural attractions in the city. 3️⃣Local Cuisine: There are various apple products, seafood rice bowls, and authentic local cuisine that you can enjoy while listening to Tsugaru shamisen performances. 📍Attraction Address: Aomori Prefecture, Japan, covering Hachinohe, Towada, Aomori City, Hirosaki, and other places. 🚗Transportation: 1️⃣Take the Shinkansen from Tokyo to Hachinohe, then transfer to the JR to various attractions, or take a bus or sightseeing bus. 2️⃣If you are traveling from Hachinohe to Tanesashi Coast Station, you can take the JR; to the hotel, you can take the Hoshino free bus (reservation required 2 days in advance). 👣Travel Route: 1️⃣Day 1: Tokyo - Hachinohe, visit Kabushima Shrine and Tanesashi Coast, stay at Hoshino Resorts Oirase Keiryu Hotel. 2️⃣Day 2: Towada, visit Oirase Gorge, Lake Towada, and Towada Shrine. 3️⃣Day 3: Aomori City, visit the area around Aomori Station, such as Nebuta House, A-FACTORY, Furukawa Fish Market, and ASPAM. 4️⃣Day 4: Hirosaki, visit Hirosaki Station - Hirosaki Museum of Contemporary Art - Saishoin Five-Storied Pagoda - Former Hirosaki City Library - Hirosaki Castle - Aomori Bank Memorial Hall - Hirosaki Station. 🍗Food Recommendations: 1️⃣Apple pie and apple-flavored ice cream at A-FACTORY. 2️⃣Furukawa Fish Market's seafood rice bowl "Nokke-don." 3️⃣Local cuisine at Takakyu. 4️⃣Local izakaya food at Tsugaru Joppari Isariya Sakaba. 👍Must-Visit Attractions: 1️⃣Kabushima Shrine: A natural monument for black-tailed gulls, with flowers and gulls in May. 2️⃣Tanesashi Coast: A beautiful beach with natural lawns extending to the rocky beach and waves. 3️⃣Oirase Gorge: A 200-meter drop with many waterfalls. 4️⃣Lake Towada: A high mountain crater lake with different scenery in each season. 🎫Tickets: 1️⃣Nebuta House: JPY 620 for adults. 2️⃣ASPAM Observatory: JPY 400 for adults. 3️⃣Hirosaki Museum of Contemporary Art: Exhibition fees (depending on the exhibition). 💖Other Tips: 1️⃣Check the opening hours and closing days of each attraction in advance, such as Furukawa Fish Market, which is closed on Tuesdays. 2️⃣Book the Hoshino free bus and accommodation in advance. 3️⃣In Hirosaki, you can choose to walk or take the sightseeing bus for JPY 500 per day.

Benten Island is a small island jutting out into the port of Hachinohe, Aomori Prefecture. The Kabushima Shrine has been enshrined on a small hill on Benten Island since ancient times. The pronunciation of the name "Kabu" (turnip) brings to mind the idea of ​​competition and popularity, as in the word "kabu" (stock), and it is believed to bring good fortune in business, safety of the home, and good luck in finding a partner. The famous attraction of Kabushima Shrine is the countless black-tailed gulls. In the spring, many black-tailed gulls fly in to breed, hatch eggs, raise chicks, and build nests. A series of steps are carried out until the bird stands up. These black-tailed gulls are not afraid of humans at all. Normally, any bird will run away if a human approaches, but for some reason, the black-tailed gulls at Kabushima Shrine are completely unconcerned and don't care if a human approaches or does anything. They build nests and incubate eggs all over the shrine, which is covered in feces. I've never seen a shrine like this. There are a lot of plastic umbrellas at the entrance to the torii gate to protect from feces, but the challenge of walking around the shrine grounds without an umbrella is also a famous feature. #tripdomestictravel #aomoriprefecture #shrinesandtemples

#japantrip The shrine provides umbrellas to visitors for good reason and you better use them before you walk around under the flying seagulls! The birds are everywhere and sometimes they are startled and start rising up together and fly rapidly in circles making a lot of noise before settling down again. It is fascinating to watch. There are other interesting things to see in this area, such as the rugged rocks and sea views. A short distance from the Shrine is The Marient Hachinohe City Fisheries Science Museum which is also worth a visit.

#Tourism Kabushima Shrine is a historic shrine located in Hirosaki City, Aomori Prefecture. It has a long history and is said to have been founded by the Kabushima clan, a branch of the Oshu Fujiwara clan. The shrine is named after the Kabushima clan. Kabushima Shrine is an important cultural asset for locals and tourists, and is visited by many worshippers throughout the year. The shrine grounds include a splendid main hall, a kagura hall, and a beautiful garden, which is especially beautiful in the autumn when the leaves change color. This shrine is a valuable presence that conveys the history and culture of the region, and is loved by locals as an object of worship. In addition, its stately architecture and tranquil atmosphere are also attractive to tourists.

#cherryblossom2024 Kabushima Shrine in Hachinohe is a hidden gem along the beautiful coast of Aomori Prefecture! 🌊 The shrine sits atop a small island connected to the mainland by a picturesque red bridge. Entrance is free, allowing you to explore without worrying about fees. As I crossed the bridge, I was greeted by the soothing sound of waves crashing against the shore. The shrine itself is dedicated to Benzaiten, the goddess of water, attracting many visitors seeking blessings for safe travels and prosperity. Nearby, the Kabushima Seabird Colony offers a unique opportunity to witness thousands of black-tailed gulls nesting on the cliffs during breeding season, creating a mesmerizing sight against the backdrop of the ocean. Don't miss the chance to visit this tranquil shrine and immerse yourself in the natural beauty of Hachinohe! #KabushimaShrine #Hachinohe #CoastalBeauty 🌺🌊🕊️

Kabushima Shrine is known as a thriving area for sea lions, a nationally designated natural monument! On the way to the shrine, I came across a sign that read "40,000 sea lions." 40,000!? I went to see what I could imagine, but it was a truly amazing number. What's more, the parents were raising their young and looked murderous. I visited the shrine cautiously. My umbrella (parasol) was not enough, so I was grateful to borrow one that was next to the torii gate. The attack from above was brutal. It hit the bag of a priest who was on his way to work. On the torii gate, on the lion statues, and all over the grounds... Even when I took a photo, it felt a bit hygienic, but it was still worth seeing. As soon as I arrived at work, I was in awe of the sight of them cleaning with a deck brush and hose. ✼••┈┈┈┈••✼••┈┈┈┈••✼ ❥❥ Kabushima Shrine 🚉13 minutes walk from Same Station ✼••┈┈┈┈••✼••┈┈┈┈••✼ #Kabushima Shrine #Nationally designated natural monument #Sea lion #Shrine visit #Domestic travel

#tripaway This weekend was just what we needed to relax and just have fun! It is super close to Misawa and with the Tanasashi Beach and the Hachinohe Marine Center nearby... It makes a great day trip. #tripaway