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Miyajima, Chūgoku Region, Japan
This shrines dates from the 6th century. Commoners were not allowed to set foot on the island so they built a pier . This way everybody could visit the shrine by boat..
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Hiroshima, Chūgoku Region, Japan
Miyajima is a small island less than an hour outside the city of Hiroshima. Miyajima is most famous for its giant torii gate, which at high tide seems to float on top..
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Miyajima, Chūgoku Region, Japan
This is the place that i love the most in Japan besides Hiroshima. This beautiful island is the most wonderful place i've ever seen, full of culture and beauty in this..
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Miyajima, Chūgoku Region, Japan
Mt. Misen is situated in the center of Miyajima Island. The mountain was opened as an ascetic holy mountain site by Kukai, posthumously called Kobo daishi, in the..
5. Monostary
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Miyajima, Chūgoku Region, Japan
really cool seeing some of the older japanese culture around all the newer stuff . a little off the popular paths, you hafto go down some alley to get to it but once..
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Miyajima, Chūgoku Region, Japan
This Shingon temple is standing at the foot of mount Misen. In the 12th century Emporor Toba founded his prayer in the temple. The temple cpmlex consists of diverent..
7. O-Torii
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Miyajima, Chūgoku Region, Japan
So beautiful island, cute little deers walking around, friendly people, nice statues
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Miyajima, Chūgoku Region, Japan
This museum is inside an old merchant's house, it houses an exhibition on the history and the handicrafts of the island. There is also a small garden.
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Itsuku-shima, Japan
floats at high tide, but you can walk out to the torii gate at low tide. really beautiful island.
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Miyajima, Chūgoku Region, Japan
This huge hall was built by Toyotomi Hideyoshi in 1587 but never completed. It was left unpainted and now the beams hang full of pictures and paintings. The five storey..
