Place of worship • 1-1 Miyajimachō, Hatsukaichi, Hiroshima 739-0588, Japan
Here is a draft of a tourist article introducing Itsukushima Shrine, a World Heritage Site in Hiroshima Prefecture.
Miyajima, which changes its expression with the ebb and flow of the tide. When the tide recedes, tidal flats appear, and at high tide, it becomes an island floating in the sea. In the center of this is the ancient temple, Itsukushima Shrine. The vermilion torii gate and the scenic beauty of the island make it a representative scenic spot of Japan.
The vermilion torii gate standing in the sea is a symbol of Miyajima. It floats in the sea when the tide is high, and sinks into the tidal flats at low tide, showing a mysterious spectacle. According to the shrine's legend, four deities once descended to this place and, guided by deer, decided the location of the shrine.
Miyajima, rich in nature. The leisurely deer that roam the island, and the hundreds of years old pine and maple trees scattered throughout, captivate visitors. Lanterns and temples scattered in the greenery also become part of the scenery.
When you come to Miyajima, you definitely want to enjoy the gourmet food. There are plenty of delicious foods on the island, not only using seafood, but also famous for "Moumen" and Oyri. Of course, don't miss the unique Miyajima cuisine called Shoho cuisine.
Free ferry from JR Miyajimaguchi Station takes about 10 minutes. When coming to Miyajima, be sure to pay attention to the time of the tides. You can go to the bottom of the torii gate at low tide.
The island of Miyajima, a fantastical island in the sea. As a sacred place that can relieve the fatigue of the mind away from the hustle and bustle of the city, it has attracted many pilgrims. Why not trace the history and culture dating back to mythology and immerse yourself in the atmosphere of the island surrounded by rich nature.
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