Discover the best top things to do in Shimane Prefecture, Japan including Izumo Grand Shrine, Yaegaki Shrine, Kamosu Shrine, Susa Shrine, Kumano Taisha Shrine, Manpukuji Temple, Taikodani Inari Shrine, Miho Shrine, Suga Shrine, Takuhi Shrine.
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Being one of the oldest and most revered shrine in Japan, you will feel the history of the place as you walk to the shrine and around. Look at the Japanese people to avoid little mistakes, like walking on the path reserved for the gods, etc... It's super countryside, so shops and restaurants close very early, and transportation is scarce. So plan ahead. English is not widespread neither. If you have a chance, follow the way toward the sea from the shrine (the one used for the annual event) , and enjoy a breathtaking sunset ;)
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I visited the Taikodani Inari Shrine after going to the castle ruins. There is a nice trail from the ruins directly to the shrine. There is a large parking lot in front of the shrine. The complex is pretty large and the main temple is beautiful! I love the red and white colors and other traditional items. The shrine is just beautiful, don't miss the Tori Gates that go up/down the hill, there are 273 gates and it makes for fantastic photos. From the shrine you get magnificent views of the town and surrounding area, I can't wait to come back here in the fall time.
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Miho Shrine is a shrine located in Matsue City, Shimane Prefecture. In the company, the former company name is 中 中. It is the total head office of over thirty thousand Ebisu companies. In addition to the prosperous god of business, the god of fishing and shipping, and the god of insect repellents in the field gather faith. In addition, there are many dedication of musical instruments as a god of "fowls".
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The wooden shrine building is the oldest in the Oki Islands (1732), and has been designated as an Important Cultural Property of Japan. This shrine is dedicated to the deity of safe sea voyages. The hike up to the shrine is very enjoyable. Observe some interesting flora and fauna, and enjoy views out across the sea. Access: 20 min by car from Beppu Port then 25 min on foot Free parking available Toilet available inside the office near the shrine. Please be aware that the local bus does not go to this shrine.
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