Experience a brief encounter with the 1500-year history of the Nanaura Meguri (Seven Shrines Tour)!
The surroundings of Miyajima boast a size approaching the top 10 in the Seto Inland Sea, with approximately 30 km and 700 islands. While Miyajima is strongly associated with Itsukushima-jinja Shrine, along its coastline, numerous shrines are scattered, and visiting the shrines in the seven inlets is referred to as the Nanaura Meguri.
Derived from the legend that the deity of Itsukushima-jinja Shrine circled the island, seeking a place to settle, visitors to Itsukushim-jinja Shrine would traditionally perform the ritual of the Nanaura Meguri by visiting the seven shrines, purifying their mind and body.
Moreover, it is said that even Toyotomi Hideyoshi participated in the tour. Experience it while contemplating the individuals who shaped Japan's history.
Meeting point:Okushin Shipyard 1-3-3, Miyahama Onsen, Hatsukaichi-shi, Hiroshima Access: By Public transportation: Take the Ohno Heart Bus from the north exit of Onoura Station → Get off at Miyahama Onsen → 5 minutes walk We also recommend taking a taxi from JR Onoura Station (about 1,000 yen).
You can choose the start time for this plan. Please choose your preferred start time when you make your reservation. [00:00] Gather at Okushin Shipyard, put on life jackets The pier, located just across the road from Miyahama Onsen, has been operated as a shipyard for generations by Okushin-san, who also serves as the captain of this tour. In addition to the regular ferry service for anglers, he is well acquainted with the sea off Miyahama Onsen. It is said that customers come from the Kansai region to fish in these waters. You might also hear some interesting stories about this sea area, so please look forward to it! [00:05] Visit oyster rafts and proceed to Suyaura-jinja Shrine
[00:15] Pay respects at Suyaura-jinja Shrine In this special plan, we will visit two shrines, Mitoko-jinja Shrine and Suyaura-jinja Shrine, surrounded by the untouched nature of the western coast of Miyajima, located just across from Miyahama Onsen.
[00:40] Visit Mitoko-jinja Shrine Mitoko-jinja Shrine has a legend that during the construction of Itsukushima-jinja Shrine in the era of Empress Suiko(593-628), the deity was temporarily enshrined here until the shrine was built, and the goddess stayed here as well.
[00:50] Arrive back at Okushin Shipyard [01:00] End
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