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Rabbityama Says: As the second holiest Shinto shrine after Ise Shrine, Izumo Shrine is an excellent place for those who enjoy visiting holy sites. The shrine is located at the end of a long path through a forested area full of monuments and a lake. Once you reach the shrine, the area opens...
kevarms Says: The second most important Shinto shrine in Japan, Izumo Taisha was built mostly in the 18th century, although there has been a religious site here for hundreds of years. All 8 million Shinto gods gather here annually, which must be quite a crowd! The shrine is dedicated to...
1 Review and 0 Opinions Typical Japanese Western style 'business' hotel. Excellent staff and good clean rooms. Convenient...
Rabbityama Says: There are two different lines that travel to Izumo.If you are travelling from Matsue and wish to visit Izumo Shrine, the Ichibata Railway will take you within walking distance of the shrine.Alternatively, you can travel to Izumoshi Station (from the east or west). Ichibata...
Rabbityama Says: The way to pray at Izumo Shrine is different from the way you pray at all other shrines! It's not difficult, though. Instead of clapping twice, you clap four times. Why? This is because Izumo Shrine is associated with marriage, so you clap for yourself and for your partner...
kevarms Says: At just under 40 metres, this is said to be the tallest brick-built lighthouse in Asia. Visitors can climb the spiral stairs for a great view of the stunning coastline and nearby islands. Opening Hours:Apr-Sep 8.30-6.00Oct-Mar 9.00-4.30To get there may be tricky if you don't...
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At just under 40 metres, this is said to be the tallest brick-built lighthouse in Asia. Visitors can climb the spiral stairs for a great view of the stunning...
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Izumo is a quiet little town, but that doesn't mean it has nothing to offer. Izumo city has such a vast and rich history, beyond that of many other Japanese cities, and it's spiritual value surpasses...
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From Izumo station we took the bus to the Izumo Taisha, the oldest Shinto shrine in Japan and still an important shrine dedicated to marriage. We had a nice walk over the grounds, took some pictures...
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