[2025 Hatsukaichi Attraction] Travel Guide for Miyajima (Updated Mar)

#FritabiWinter I went on my first trip to Hiroshima🚄! Everything I ate was delicious, I rode the tram for the first time, and I also visited the Atomic Bomb Dome! I also went sightseeing in Miyajima and had a rare experience there, so I'll introduce it next time🖐🏻 This time, I'll introduce 5 places that were so delicious I want to repeat♡ 1. Miyajima Umaimonokan Address: 277 Miyajimacho, Hatsukaichi City, Hiroshima Prefecture Recommended points: The cuteness is the best💮! The cute cookies are random, and sometimes they have deer on them! You can also choose the flavor from vanilla, matcha, and mix◎ Rating: I waited in line for about 15 minutes, but it was worth it! 💖 2. Subaru Coffee Shop Kure Main Branch Address: 2-5-3 Nakadori, Kure City, Hiroshima Prefecture 737-0046 Recommended points: The cafe au lait at the coffee shop had a strong coffee aroma, and I was able to drink a lot of it by adding more milk! Rating: It's a bit of a walk from Kure Station to the shopping street, but there are other gourmet foods so it's worth going! I was able to buy Kure curry as a souvenir ✨️ 3. Taichan III Address: 3-8-13 Nakadori, Kure City, Hiroshima Prefecture 737-0046 Recommendation: It was so delicious that I definitely want to go again! The owner and regular customers were all kind and the atmosphere was great◎! I ate it all up in no time! Rating: It was so delicious that a regular customer said it was "the best restaurant in Kure"! There are only a few seats so it's recommended to go early or make a reservation! 4. Dedo Teppocho Branch Address: 1F, 7-13 Teppocho, Naka-ku, Hiroshima City, Hiroshima Prefecture 730-0017 Recommendation: Great value for money as you can eat 10 kinds of sashimi for 1000 yen! All the other dishes are also delicious so it's a must-visit restaurant for seafood lovers! The salad and boiled fish were also delicious 🥗 Rating: It's very popular, so make a reservation early! We made a reservation on a weekday and were able to go just in time, but it seems that most reservations are filled up by the day before, so be careful! 5. Hiroshima Okonomiyaki Smile Address: 2-10 Ginzan-cho, Naka-ku, Hiroshima City, Hiroshima Prefecture 730-0022 Recommended points: The walls are full of messages from customers! It's a restaurant that is loved by customers! We also wrote them down ✏️ The staff were kind, and the rare okonomiyaki with beef tendon was absolutely delicious ~~ 🤤 The combination of okonomiyaki and beef tendon is the best! Rating: There are only a few seats, 3 for 4 people and 3 at the counter! So it's recommended to go at a different time! There were many unusual parts, such as tomatoes on the side, and it was fresh! Everything was delicious and many people took it home, so it was a restaurant loved by locals👍🏻 #trip #hiroshimatourism #hiroshimafood #foodphotography #recommendedlist #foodie

#ViewingMaple #100TravelWays #Miyajima, one of the three most scenic spots in Japan, is said to be the island where gods live. It is famous for its sea torii #Itsukushima Shrine and primeval forest. It is a must-see attraction when visiting Hiroshima and Okayama. Autumn is the best season to visit Miyajima, when the mountains are covered with red maple leaves that dye the entire forest red. This time I visited Miyajima during the autumn leaves season. As soon as I took the ferry from the pier to Miyajima, I was attracted by the red torii gate standing on the sea. As far as the eye could see, there was a sea of ​​red leaves all over the mountains. With the Seto Inland Sea as the background, the scenery along the eaves and stone stairs of Itsukushima Shrine was so romantic! #紅葉谷公園 is a famous maple viewing spot in Miyajima. There are more than 700 red-leaf trees planted in the park, including Iharo maple, big maple, melon-shaped maple and mountain maple. Once autumn comes, the leaves turn from green to red, which is romantic and intoxicating. The sea torii gate at Itsukushima Shrine is truly magical. The scenery changes with the ebb and flow of the tide, and it has its own unique charm at different angles and times. The large torii gate is 16 meters high and is one of the largest torii gates in Japan, so it is quite worth seeing. #Japan's Three Views #Miyajima Maple Colors #Hiroshima Travel #Itsukushima Shrine #Viewing Maple Colors #100 Ways to Travel

Miyajima, located in Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan, is a picturesque island renowned for its stunning natural scenery and rich cultural heritage. Known as the 'Sacred Island,' it is an ideal place to explore traditional Japanese culture and natural beauty. **Beautiful Scenery on the Island** 1. **Itsukushima Shrine** Miyajima's most famous landmark is the Itsukushima Shrine, characterized by its floating torii gate built in the sea. The torii gate stands 16.6 meters tall, and during high tide, the entire shrine appears to float on the water, creating a spectacular sight. The shrine's unique architectural style, with its red wooden structures set against a lush green backdrop, showcases the aesthetics of ancient Japanese architecture. 2. **Mount Misen** Mount Misen is the highest peak on Miyajima, known for its magnificent mountain views and rich natural vegetation. There are several hiking trails on the mountain, offering breathtaking views of Hiroshima Bay. You can take a cable car to the summit or choose to hike up, passing ancient temples and serene forests along the way, experiencing the tranquility of nature. 3. **Momijidani Park** Momijidani Park is another popular attraction on Miyajima, especially in autumn when the maple leaves turn fiery red, attracting numerous visitors. The park's winding paths are surrounded by maple trees, creating a picturesque scene ideal for walking and photography. **Culture and History** Miyajima boasts a rich cultural background. Besides Itsukushima Shrine, the island has other historical sites worth exploring. For instance, the island's treasure hall displays many ancient artifacts and artworks, providing an in-depth understanding of Japanese history and culture. **Food and Shopping** Miyajima is also a paradise for food lovers. Local specialties include fresh oysters, Momiji Manju (red bean cakes), and various seafood dishes. You can savor these authentic delicacies at the island's food stalls and restaurants. Additionally, Miyajima's shopping district offers a variety of handicrafts and souvenirs, allowing visitors to take home some locally distinctive gifts. **Conclusion** With its unique natural scenery, rich cultural heritage, and delicious local cuisine, Miyajima is an ideal travel destination. Whether you are interested in history, natural landscapes, or food, Miyajima offers an unforgettable experience. For those seeking a peaceful getaway or wanting to delve into traditional Japanese culture, Miyajima is a charming island well worth a visit.

#Seaview #100 Ways to Travel Located in Hatsukaichi City in the southern part of Hiroshima Prefecture, it is conveniently located to JR Hiroshima Station by train to JR Miyajimaguchi Station, which takes about 30 minutes, or by tram to the last stop, Hiroden Miyajimaguchi Station, which takes about 75 minutes. Then go to the ferry terminal to buy a ferry ticket for ¥200 and Miyajima sightseeing tax of ¥100. Choose the JR West ferry route to and from Miyajima, which is closer to the Great Torii and more convenient for taking pictures of the Great Torii on the sea. The voyage takes about 10 minutes to reach Miyajima. It takes about 15 minutes to walk from the ferry terminal to Itsukushima Shrine. There are many wild deer along the way (please do not feed them). When you arrive at the entrance of Itsukushima Shrine, you can buy a ticket for ¥300 to enter and visit. The worship route is one-way and you can walk around the shrine but do not go back. You can check the high and low tide times first, wait quietly on the shore for the tide to ebb and then walk to the Big Torii. Nature is really magical. Time operates quietly according to the rules. The tide rises when it is supposed to rise and ebbs when it is supposed to ebb. After the tide ebbs, the flat sand is exposed and it is safe to walk under the Big Torii. After the tour, we walked back from the shopping street behind Itsukushima Shrine. It is clean here without any peculiar smell of seafood. There are many restaurants and souvenir shops. You can taste the famous oyster dishes. This is probably the most delicious oyster I have ever eaten. It is fresh and has no peculiar smell. You can taste the salty taste of the sea. The price is very affordable and not particularly expensive. Finally, we took a boat back to Miyajimaguchi. I recommend it to everyone. If you travel to Hiroshima, you must come to Miyajima. #Hiroshima #Miyajima #Miyajima deer #Itsukushima #Itsukushima Shrine #Oyster #Torii

#100waysoftravel It is highly likely that somewhere on the internet you've seen a pic of the Tori gate in the water and wondered or even wanted to see it in person. Let me tell you that famous floating gate happens to be on the Miyajima island. While mostly famous for the shinto shrine Itsukushima. Miyajima makes for a wonderful day trip from Hiroshima. I have visited it several times in the past and I continue to as the ferry ride comes complimentary on my transport pass. This famous shrine is a UNESCO heritage and one of the most clicked of places in Japan. The friendly deer are another fascinating inhabitants of this island. They tend to be subjects of many pictures. Once you have explored the shrine area you may take a cable car up to the peak of Mount Misen for breath-taking ocean views and cheeky monkey encounters. #100waysoftravel #miyajimaisland #shintoshrine #Japanholidays #Peaceful #japantrip

This time, we will introduce the popular tourist spot "Miyajima" in Hiroshima 🇯🇵 Please take a look 😊 ---------------------------- Tourist Spot: Miyajima Miyajima (Itsukushima) is one of the three most scenic spots in Japan and is located in Hiroshima Prefecture! It is famous for its beautiful nature and historical shrines! Itsukushima Shrine ⛩️ It features a large vermilion-painted torii gate that appears to float on the sea! It floats on the sea at high tide, and you can walk close to it at low tide! It is registered as a World Cultural Heritage site. Nature 🌿 The cherry blossoms in spring and the autumn leaves in autumn are beautiful! There is a mountain called Mt. Misen, and you can enjoy the spectacular view from the top by taking a ropeway or hiking! Deer 🦌 Deer roam freely on Miyajima and can interact with tourists. Deer are cherished as messengers of the gods. Tourist Spots 🌟 - **Daisho-in**: Miyajima's oldest temple - **Momijidani Park**: Famous for autumn leaves - **Machiya Street**: Old-fashioned streetscape and souvenir shops Access 🚢 Take the train from Hiroshima city to JR Miyajimaguchi Station, then take a ferry to Miyajima in about 10 minutes! Miyajima is a place filled with beautiful nature and historical charm, and is a popular spot for many tourists! If you go to Hiroshima, be sure to visit it☺️ ---------------------------- I would be happy if you could like or follow me🙇 I will deliver new information and wonderful travel ideas! #TravelWithMe #HiroshimaTourism #HiroshimaGourmet #Miyajima #MiyajimaTourism #MiyajimaGourmet

Hiroshima's attractions⛩ A quick summary of Hiroshima There are many highlights in Hiroshima, so I'll share some of them with you today! There are many highlights in Hiroshima, so I'll share some of them with you today! 1-4. #Miyajima / #Miyajima Miyajima is famous for Itsukushima Shrine's iconic torii gate. For a tranquil experience, staying overnight on the island and enjoying the early morning hours is highly recommended. The second option is the cafe called Tenshinkaku, where you can also enjoy the view of the five-story pagoda. 5-8. #Tomonoura / #Tomonoura Tomonoura is a quiet harbor town, famous as the setting for Ponyo. It's a beautiful place with many well-preserved old buildings. 9. Hiroshima Castle / #Hiroshima Castle Once collapsed by the atomic bomb, this castle has been restored and is now particularly beautiful during cherry blossom season🏯 Once collapsed by the atomic bomb, this castle has been restored and is now particularly beautiful during cherry blossom season🏯 10. Tram / Streetcar You can see many trams in Hiroshima City. There are many streetcars in Hiroshima City. #hiroshima #japantrip#sakura2024

#wecreate #japan #hiroshima This is tempura momiji, one of Japan’s unique dish that originated from Hiroshima. Momiji means maple leaf in Japanese. Tempura momiji is a dish where they use homemade cake-like bun filled with different fillings and fry them with tempura batter. It’s very tasty! This shop is located in Miyajima, a 10 minutes ferry ride from Miyajimaguchi station. It takes around 30 mins bus ride from hiroshima station to miyajimaguchi station. There are lots of things to see and lots of food to try on this island~ Please do lah a visit there ~ It is best to visit during Sakura season where you can enjoy the view and food at the same time ~

When visiting Miyajima Island in Japan, you have the option to climb up to Mt. Misen to see the whole island from its highest point. My favourite part of this journey is the breeze you get when you reach the very top. It was by no means a easy walk as paths aren’t properly crafted. On the way up to the peak you’ll see tons of geographical land formations, small temples and even mini statues that some people dress up! It is absolutely adorable! At the peak of the mountain there is a lookout point where you can enjoy the success of your trek up the mountain. Something cool about being here is that you can see the even smaller island where they grow and harvest oysters. I’ve been told that the way oysters are grown and harvested in Hiroshima is unique as they wait for them to weigh down the wooden planks before harvesting them. Hence ensuring they are fat and juicy for consumption. #wecreate #awesomepic #tripblazers

Miyajima is a small island located in Hiroshima Bay, Japan, and is famous for its floating torii gate, one of Japan's most iconic landmarks and third priest place in all of Japan. Visiting Miyajima is easy with a regular 15min ferry. Itsukushima Shrine, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that dates back to the 6th century is the main attraction. Its iconic torii gate appears to float on the water during high tide, and is accessible on foot during low tide. There are other landmark attractions but perhaps the second most fascinating thing to see is the wild dear! They are considered a divine animal and roam freely. They purposefully approach visitors in search of food. Be careful though - they will eat everything, including your papers, hair and clothing if you let them! Miyajima is famous for its oysters, which are considered some of the best in Japan. The island has many street vendors selling local specialties such as momiji manju - maple leaf-shaped cakes filled with sweet bean paste, and "deer poop ice cream". I'd recommend spending at least two hours on the island or longer if you'd like to stay for a meal.

This street is located on Miyajima Island, Hiroshima. When in Hiroshima, take the train to Miyajimaguchi station. Transfer to the ferry terminal to take a 10-min boat ride over to the island. Miyajima is famous for their oysters. The farmers would hang them on floating wooden platforms. And only harvest them once the platform sinks from the weight of the oysters. You can find many different variants of along this street. The ones we tried are the skewers with yuzu sauce and the salted ones straight from the shell. Besides oysters, they are famous for a maple leaf shaped dessert that’s usually stuffed with a sweet paste (red bean). Ice cream, $1 drink refills, fragrant matcha tea and snacks, sashimi, sushi, and many many more things. This street will truly feed you till you’re stuffed and satisfied. #foodie #awesomepic #tripblazers #japan

Miyajima, located in the suburbs of Hiroshima, is indeed worthy of its reputation. You can take the JR to Miyajimaguchi. After getting off the station, walk forward and you will see the ferry terminal. The scenery is very beautiful. In addition to the special snacks and shrines on the island, you can also climb the mountain and overlook the entire strait. It is worth a visit.

It has been a while… reminiscing the wonderful days we spent in Japan’s Hiroshima prefecture 3 years ago in Nov 2019. From losing our luggage at the start of the trip to the last few days of our stay at Hiroshima Airport Hotel, it was all worth it. It was our first ever autumn experience and it was magical! Started off the trip at Osaka-Kyoto-Nara, and travelled eastward to Himeji-Miyajima-Totori (sand dunes!) then ended off the trip at Hiroshima. I’ll let my photos do the rest of the talking (: Now that Covid-19 travel and safe management measures in Japan have eased, can’t wait to pack a trip back to the land of the rising sun again! Time to start planning… Japan here we come in 2023 and beyond!

This lovely island is only about 30 minutes train ride from the center city. You can feel some great vibes with this amazing view. The shrine is famous for that you can actually walk through when the ocean is low tide. Also, you could find some deer’s that lives on this island.

While still in sakura season, I found myself throwing back to the time when I was in Japan. Visited Miyajima island where there is shrine and temple forest as well as sakura. The beauty of it is that I was able to capture the moment of sea (at embarkation point) when sun shine so brightly and sunset. It's a great thing that can be seen by the eyes and captured by the camera. Walking around, I saw the pagoda/temple but didn't go in as I'm not a temple visitor. I also saw the shrine but dare not to go closer. So I was just enjoying the view, sakura and sun while walking around the island. Time really flies, you can spend a day walk around here. #japan #explorer #traveltojapan

Itsukushima Shrine in Miyajima, Hiroshima Although it was under repair, we had a great time♪ This photo was taken at the perfect time as the deer were frolicking! It was a rare opportunity to take a photo of Itsukushima Shrine under repair, so it was a plus and we enjoyed sightseeing♪ We also ate lots of oysters and were very satisfied!

Miyajima is a scenic island which belongs to Hatsukaichi city in Hiroshima prefecture. It can be reached by regular ferry service from Miyajima-guchi pier which takes passengers to the scenic spot on the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites. As you take the first step into the island, you will be welcomed by friendly deer living there. But unlike deer in Nara Park, it is strictly prohibited to feed them. Itsukushima Shrine is an iconic Shinto shrine which was originally established in 1168. It is also widely famous for the floating Torii gate, which refers to the symbolic giant Torii gate standing in the water. The breathtaking scenery created by the contrast of blue ocean and blight red Tori gate attracts tourists from around the world! Don’t forget to try local specialties such as Okonomiyaki and fresh oysters at restaurants! #themeparks#nationalpark#lakes

Japan's World Cultural Heritage @ The long-awaited sea raft from other people's photos is located on Miyajima in the Seto Inland Sea in Hiroshima, Japan. Kansai travels through Kyoto and Osaka, buys train tickets and ferry tickets, and blows the sea breeze to eat a oyster. Miyajima is a good choice. Disembark from the Miyajima Pier, pay special attention to the small rafts that move around, they will come over and grab the paper on our hands, such as advertising brochures and ticket tickets, and the horns can not beat a few rounds. Let it swallow it up. Later, I saw that the announcement could not take paper in front of you. This is too important! Miyajima is worth a day to walk slowly, it has several recommended attractions

🎏A 2-day trip to Hiroshima can be arranged like this: Day 1 Cafe - Atomic Bomb Dome - Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park - Shopping in Kamiyacho Day 2 Hiroshima Castle - Miyajima Island, Itsukushima Shrine ⛩️🌊 - When you visit Hiroshima, a must-see destination is 📍Miyajima Island One of Japan's three most scenic views, it's a World Heritage Site. Miyajima Island itself has a mysterious and unique beauty. 🕊 The Edo-era style is completely preserved. The ⛩️Itsukushima Shrine, floating on the water, is magnificent! Behind the shrine is the towering Mount Misen. ⛰️ The island's indigenous inhabitants, 🦌deer!!!, are everywhere. They are very docile and cute, making it easy to get a photo with them. 📷 (They're gentler than the deer in Nara. 🤭) At low tide, walk to the bottom of the torii gate for a close-up view and photo opportunity (it's 16 meters tall!). Embrace the Seto Inland Sea breeze. 🌊 (Check the tide times at the station. 🚉) - 🦪There are many snacks on the island that you can enjoy as you walk around. Grilled oysters, oyster curry bread, and fried momiji manjū are all popular snacks. 🍱 Fujitaya Miyajima's specialty, "Anago" (conger eel) ¥3,000 for a serving of wild eel rice - 🛳️Transportation: From JR Hiroshima Station to JR Miyajimaguchi Station, walk to the ferry terminal and take the ferry (recommended! The scenery from the boat is beautiful!).

The first time I stepped on Miyajima Island, the ground was covered with ginkgo leaves, and occasionally a few leaves fell. Deer can be seen everywhere on the road. The deer in Miyajima Island are much gentler than those in Nara. I sat on a bench and ate hot grilled oysters. It was very comfortable to watch the ginkgo leaves fall in the wind. Walking into Itsukushima Shrine, this red shrine was built on the sea. It showed different appearances as the tide changed. There were many tourists here, but everyone's pace was very slow. It seemed that the atmosphere here made people unconsciously slow down their movements and their moods calmed down. In the afternoon, I took the cable car to Mt. Misen. The scenery along the way gradually changed from green to red and yellow. After reaching the top of the mountain, I stood on the observation deck and overlooked the entire Miyajima Island. In front of me was the Seto Inland Sea connected to the sky. The scenery was very spectacular. In the evening, I returned to the shore. The shadow of the large torii was reflected on the sea. It swayed slightly with the waves. Sitting on the shore, I watched a sunset view of the sea torii. #GlobalTravel #JapaneseAttractions

This time, my friends and I visited Itsukushima (also known as Miyajima) in Japan! It was a sunny day, and we were in a great mood! The Great Torii Gate is a must-visit and must-photograph spot. The blue sky and the beautiful Seto Inland Sea water create a unique scenic photo! There is a nice walking path along the waterfront, and many shops sell freshly made Momiji Manju, which are warm and delicious! We also visited the shrine to pray for blessings. We bought many prayer souvenirs for our families, hoping for their future success and good health! 📍Address: Itsukushima Shrine, Miyajima, Japan 💞Recommended Reason: One of Japan's Three Scenic Spots 🗓️Itinerary: Half-day

📍Trip Introduction Day 1: Hiroshima Station Day 2: Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park, Hiroshima International Conference Center, Atomic Bomb Dome, Hiroshima Castle, Hiroshima Outlet Day 3: Itsukushima Island, Itsukushima Shrine, Aeon Mall Fuchu 【Recommended Restaurants】 1. Backtown Coffee - Delicious coffee with a hint of acidity 2. Obscura Coffee - Coffee with various acidic flavors 3. Daimarudo - A popular okonomiyaki restaurant open late and on holidays 【Recommended Attractions】 1. Itsukushima Shrine - A charming place where you can see the torii gate floating on the sea 2. Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park - A peaceful and quiet park where you can reflect on peace 3. Hondori Shopping Street - A shopping street filled with various attractions and restaurants 【Recommended Hotel】 Nest Hotel Hatchobori

2024.06 Visit Located next to the exit of JR Miyajima Station, this shop: Grilled Conger Eel Bento Ueno Store is a must-try Hiroshima eel rice recommended by many people! There are not many seats inside, but the service staff are very friendly. Currently, you can only pay in cash. When you arrive on the day, write your English name on the queue book first, wait for the service staff to call your number, there are seats and toilets inside and outside, wait slowly~ The eel rice is really fragrant with sauce, and the eel is super soft and tender, the concept of melting in the mouth, After eating it in one bite, you can hardly feel that you are eating eel, and almost thought it was porridge, because you almost don’t need to chew, isn’t it really amazing! It is recommended to treat it as brunch. Go to line up for dinner at about 11 o'clock. Just after eating and drinking, you can take the boat to Itsukushima Shrine. In the afternoon, you can start eating and drinking again at Itsukushima Shrine~~~~~ Recommend it to everyone!!!!! After eating, you can take a boat to visit Itsukushima Shrine, one of the three wonders of Japan~ Address: 1-5-11 Miyajimaguchi, Hatsukaichi City, Hiroshima Prefecture #2024Travel Review #japan_vacation

#newyearnewtrip Miyajima Island, home to the iconic floating torii gate of Itsukushima Shrine, offers an unforgettable hiking experience filled with history and breathtaking scenery. The island’s trails, such as the Momijidani and Daisho-in Routes, lead to the summit of Mount Misen (535m), where panoramic views of the Seto Inland Sea await. Along the way, encounter ancient temples, wild deer, and lush maple forests that glow red in autumn. The hike is both peaceful and rewarding, making it a must-do for nature lovers and adventurers alike. End your journey with a taste of fresh oysters, a local specialty! 🦪⛩️

#2024mapped Day trip to Miyajima from Hiroshima, it's a small island located relatively close to Hiroshima. You can take a ferry there. The place is very beautiful, it has a lot of deer wandering around without care, sometimes harassing poor tourists, which is a sight to behold. hahaha. Other than that, it has a famous shrine with a submerged Torii gate. which is very cool. also the food wasn't bad.

Miyajima, one of the three most scenic views in Japan along with Matsushima and Amanohashidate, is a must-see attraction every time you visit Hiroshima. At high tide, the roots of the huge vermilion torii gate are submerged in the water, while at low tide, the torii gate is reflected in the shallows, like a sacred road leading to another world. Like Nara, Miyajima also has deer, which are said to be messengers of God. They don’t ask for food or rush around, but stroll in front of Itsukushima Shrine like inspectors. In recent years, the shopping street has welcomed young entrepreneurs, and unique coffee shops and traditional red leaf steamed bun shops have each attracted customers. I recommend trying the fried red leaf buns. 📍Address: https://maps.app.goo.gl/ZbKvPZyNrvUmRgcQ9 #JanuaryGoodPlaces2025

Itsukushima, located in Hiroshima Prefecture, is also known as "Miyajima". It is a famous scenic spot in Japan and is listed as one of the "Three Views of Japan" along with "Matsushima" in Miyagi Prefecture and "Amanohashidate" in Kyoto Prefecture. The most important attraction on the island is the Itsukushima Shrine, which is famous for its offshore torii gate and has been listed as a World Heritage Site. From Hiroshima Station, you can reach Itsukushima Shrine by train and ferry. Even on the ferry, you can't stop looking at the scenery along the way, which is really breathtaking! As the tide rises and falls, the large torii gate standing on the sea will present different beautiful scenery. It is unique to appreciate the various styles of the large torii gate at different angles and at different times!

#FuriTabiWinter An old-style restaurant in Miyajima The view from here was amazing You can see the Seto Inland Sea and the five-story pagoda Drinking Hiroshima wine is the ultimate luxury It's popular so you have to queue a bit The food is delicious and it's okay to just come for the cafe If you go to Miyajima, this is a place you'll want to stop by again 〓〓 📍"Oyster Celebration" 422 Miyajimacho, Hatsukaichi City, Hiroshima Prefecture ⏰12:00-16:30 〓〓 #Hiroshima #Miyajima

Miyajima is located near Hiroshima, requiring less than 30 min by train, followed by a 10-min ferry ride. It is a very beautiful island that is worth visiting, and it would be preferable to stay one night on the island. I would recommend the following attractions on the island: Itsukushima Shrine, which is famous for its distinctive floating torii gate. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and is one of the most iconic images of traditional Japan. This a torii gate like no other in Japan, and is a great photo taking spot. Mount Misen is the highest peak on the island, and is 535m high. I took the 2-way ropeway (2,000 yen/pax) up and down the mountain, though there is a hiking option as well. Even with the ropeway, there is a 30-min climb to the summit, which is well worth the hike due to the amazing views from the top. Miyajima is famous for its oysters and eels. We had lunch at Mametanuki, which serves affordable lunch sets at around 3,000 yen each. #miyajima #itsukushima #mountmisen

Miyajima Island, Hiroshima Prefecture, is another one of the most beautiful spots in Japan, not far from Hiroshima. You can only get there by boat. The highlight of this place is the bright red torii gate, standing tall in the middle of the sea at Itsukushima Shrine, or as Thais call it, Miyajima Shrine. Now the station and the ferry boarding building have been renovated, beautiful and modern. There are also lockers. How to get there 1. Take the JR train to Miyajima-Guchi Station. 2. Take the tram to the Hiroden Miyajima-Guchi stop, the last stop. Then walk to the ferry. To take the ferry to Itsukushima Shrine << I repeat >> For those who have a JR Rail Pass or other free tickets, just look for the JR sign. Then you can board the JR boat. For those who don't have a JR pass, you can buy one from any company. The current price is 360 yen for a round trip, and 180 yen for a single trip.