Create an account to bookmark this post Hours & Admission Access Find nearby accommodation Explore more in this prefecture Torii of Itsukushima Shrine Itsukushima Shrine can be found on the Island of Itsukushima, otherwise know as Miyajima in Hiroshima Prefecture. Itsukushima Shrine is the top attraction of the island, attracting millions of people the island each […]
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Create an account to bookmark this post Hours & Admission Access Find nearby accommodation Explore more in this prefecture Fukuyama castle, also known as Hisamatsu Castle or Iyo castle is a large castle complex located directly opposite Fukuyama station in Fukuyama city, Hiroshima prefecture. Fukuyama castle was built in 1622 by the Mizuno clan on
Create an account to bookmark this post Hours & Admission Access Find nearby accommodation Explore more in this prefecture Motonosumi Inari Shrine is a Shinto shrine with a spectacular view along the Yamaguchi Coast line. The 123 Torii gates found at Motonosumi Inari shrine line the path that scales the cliffside, with one side of
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Create an account to bookmark this post Hours & Admission Access Find nearby accommodation Explore more in this prefecture The Tottori Sand Dunes (known in Japanese as Tottori Sakyu) are the most popular attraction in Tottori Prefecture. The sand dunes, which are found along the, coast stretch approximately 16km in length, with the longest dunes
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Create an account to bookmark this post Hours & Admission Access Explore more in this prefecture Located somewhat north-west of Mihara city in Hiroshima prefecture is the 14th century Buddhist temple called Buttsuji. Buttsuji temple was founded in 1397/99 by the lord of Mihara, Kobayakawa Haruhira. It is the head temple of an autonomous branch
Create an account to bookmark this post Hours & Admission Access Find nearby accommodation Explore more in this prefecture Kibitsu Shrine, on the outskirts of Okayama city, is a must stop for anyone in Okayama. Rebuilt in 1425, the Kibitsu Shrine is recognized as a Japanese National Treasure. It’s exact date of founding is undetermined
Create an account to bookmark this post Hours & Admission Access Find nearby accommodation Explore more in this prefecture Akiyoshido Cave, located in the city of Mine (Mi-neh), is Japan’s largest limestone cave with a total length of around about 9 kilometers. The Akiyoshido cave offers a great adventure to those make the journey out
