Such a beautiful shrine to wander around - we arrived at dusk and only had a few minutes but will definitely go back! I love the 2000 year old tree and temple history, want to get back to see the samurai artifacts.

Relaxing spot to walk around while you’re in Ohmishima!

Drop by if you’re biking in the area. The museum attached to the temple is so worth it. It contains many national treasures including samurai armors, swords and weapons

A very sacred shrine. Don't trust google maps when you go here. It directed me to someone else's car park.

Always enjoy visiting this most spiritual nature shrine in Omishima island. Highly recommend visiting especially if you’re a fan of Japanese history. You will enjoy treasure hunts of samurai period in the museum inside the shrine. (Although they were closed due to COVID-19 at this moment.)

This is a beautiful temple and very large but very few visitors. If you are biking, it is 100% worth it to venture off on the island explorer route to visit this temple.

They aren’t signing goshuincho books due to COVID at the moment, but will give you a pre customized seal on a separate piece of paper if you would like to stick it in your book. Highly recommend checking out the armor at the museum that ties with Tsuruhime and the huge camphor tree on the shrine grounds.

Oyamazumi Shrine, which is dedicated to the god of navigation, is a shrine you should definitely visit if you're in the area. The museum exhibits armor, swords, and other equipment that account for 80% of national treasures and important cultural properties.

Take the detour from the main cycle path and check this out. The trees alone are worth it. There are many paths to go up and explore, plus the museum for 1,000 yen to see 80% of historically significant Japanese weapons and armor.

It was a nice shrine. A pleasant morning visit. :)

Place is a walk away from ohana if you're staying there. The trees are pretty impressive but other than that offers nothing other shrines don't already have. Good if you're like me and came way ahead of schedule.

Nice place, i love it these old samurai.

i really liked this place, especially the old trees!

The collection of national treasures here was really worth the detour to this side of the island. Unfortunately photos are not allowed, but if you're into huge ancient swords and amazingly preserved armor from the samurai era, make a point to come here.

amazing