Finally arrived at the city of "Hiroshima Love"

The last stop of the Setouchi trip came to [Hiroshima]. The Seto Inland Sea surrounds the surrounding area. The blue water and dotted islands form a picturesque island scenery. Miyajima is the jewel among them. Itsukushima Shrine is like a fairyland on the sea, floating on the blue waves at high tide. 🌟【itsukushima Shrine: a sacred wonder on the sea】 When you come to Hiroshima, you must go to Itsukushima Shrine. First, head to Miyajimaguchi Pier, where you can choose to take a ferry to Itsukushima. The ferry sails on the rippling Seto Inland Sea, and the sea breeze caresses your face, bringing you the slightest coolness and freshness. You can enjoy the beautiful sea view along the way, with the blue sky and blue water connecting in the distance, and seabirds circling and soaring in the sky, as if guiding travelers. In about 10 minutes, we arrived at Itsukushima. As soon as you set foot on this island full of mystery and history, Itsukushima Shrine comes into view. This shrine is a miraculous example of the fusion of architecture and nature! It is cleverly located on the sea. When the tide goes out, a Shinto will be revealed. People can walk slowly towards the shrine along this Shinto. Every step seems to be crossing a long river of time and having a spiritual dialogue with the ancient gods. When the tide is high, the shrine seems to be floating gracefully on the water. The iconic vermilion building is breathtakingly beautiful against the blue sea and sky. The bright red color is intertwined with the surrounding blue sea water and emerald green trees, forming a picturesque and beautiful scenery. The large torii gate in the shrine is even more famous. It stands majestically in the sea. It has withstood the temper of the years and the ruthless beating of the waves day after day and year after year, but it remains solemn and solemn, making people feel awe. Here, we are also lucky enough to encounter the free and playful deer. They are like agile elves, jumping around in every corner of the shrine, either looking for food leisurely or playfully interacting with tourists. Their agile figures add to the otherwise solemn and solemn place. The sacred place adds a touch of liveliness and vitality, making the whole picture more harmonious and beautiful. 🍱【Yuhao Village: A happy paradise of delicious food】 In the evening, we headed straight to Okomura, the place where Hiroshima-style okonomiyaki was first introduced! 23 restaurants each have their own characteristics, full of Japanese Teppanyaki atmosphere 🥢 Order a Hiroshima-style okonomiyaki and watch the chef carefully make it on the iron plate, including pancakes, shredded cabbage, various meats, fried noodles, and eggs Perfectly blended with the special sauce, take one bite and the multi-layered taste blooms on the tip of your tongue, making you feel overflowing with happiness! Don’t miss the Monja Yaki and Gyutama Soba, each of which has a unique taste of Hiroshima. Tips: •The Itsukushima Shrine ferry costs 180 yen (tax included) one way for adults. •Basic admission to Itsukushima Shrine for adults is 300 yen Hiroshima·Hiroshima Prefecture