Izumo Taisha
Shinto shrine
Iconic, multibuilding shrine complex & museum featuring artworks, festivals & more.
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Shinto shrine
Iconic, multibuilding shrine complex & museum featuring artworks, festivals & more.
Shinto shrine
Shinto shrine set within dense forest, featuring lacquered columns & traditional architecture.
Shinto shrine
Complex of Shinto shrines & gardens holding several auspicious annual festivals & events.
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Shinto shrine
Founded in 473 BCE, this Shinto shrine sits in a park with numerous cherry trees, a zoo & museum.
Shinto shrine
Large Shinto shrine complex devoted to 3 deities, with a path leading to a sacred ceremonial site.
Shinto shrine
This prominent, traditional place of worship honors Shinto spirits Izanagi & Izanami.
Shinto shrine
Quaint Shinto shrine on a small, lush island featuring an ornate Buddhist goddess statue.
Shinto shrine
A tree-shaded path leads to this health-focused, sacred Shinto site with a lucky turtle statue.
Shinto shrine
About 200 sakura cherry trees lead the way to this Shinto shrine surrounded by lush & ample grounds.
Shinto shrine
Peaceful 10th-century Shinto shrine amid a bucolic expanse of cherry trees, ponds & woods.
Shinto shrine
Peaceful Shinto shrine dating back to 1212 with carvings & statues in a leafy park setting.
Shinto shrine
Hilltop temple with imposing torii gates, ornate wooden carvings & views over surrounding fields.
Shinto shrine
Early 19th-century Shinto shrine with a corridor of red torii gates & dozens of stone fox statues.
Shinto shrine
Shrine with 2 massive guardian lions that are paraded through the streets in an annual festival.
Shinto shrine
Small hilltop shrine amid a grove of trees & ringed by rice paddies, known for its huge torii gate.
Shinto shrine
Wooden pavilions & an ornate 17th-century shrine reached by a staircase lined with cherry trees.
Shinto shrine
Centuries-old shrine dedicated to the god Tenjin, with roaming roosters & several festivals.
Shinto shrine
Hilltop shrine straddling prefectural lines, known for a tree with a heart-shaped hole in its trunk.
Shinto shrine
Founded in 1894, this tranquil Shinto shrine dedicated to Ninomiya Sontoku features a pond & garden.
Shinto shrine
Sacred site founded in the 9th century, with torii gates & an ox statue said to cure ailments.
Shinto shrine
Tranquil 9th-century shrine reached by climbing 365 steps & said to improve your fortunes.
Historical landmark
Dating to the 17th century, this Confucian temple is known for serving as a center of learning.
Shinto shrine
Tranquil, tree-filled religious complex, with 12 small shrines dedicated to 12 different deities.
Shinto shrine
Small Shinto shrine set amid large rocks & seasonal cherry blossoms, with nearby restaurants.
Shinto shrine
A steep set of 108 steps leads to this traditional Shinto place of worship with bay views.
Shinto shrine
Tranquil place of worship with a spring, ponds, symbolic deer statues & a soba noodle restaurant.
Shinto shrine
Serene Shinto shrine honoring a Japanese deity of childbirth, with spring cherry blossoms,
Shinto shrine
Historic Shinto shrine complex with refurbished torii gates & worship halls in a leafy setting.
Shinto shrine
Colorful Inari shrine offering water fortunes, plus a circle of wisdom & souvenirs.
Shinto shrine
Koi ponds & lion carvings at a compact shrine dating from 1872 in a transformed red-light district.
Shinto shrine
Serene 16th-century Shinto shrine with tranquil landscaping, hydrangeas & an ancient ginkgo tree.
Shinto shrine
Compact Shinto place of worship holding an annual procession involving fox costumes & a folk dance.
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