Cenotaph for the A-bomb Victims
Cenotaph for the A-bomb Victims As the first city in the world to be attached with a nuclear bomb, Hiroshima…
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In this festival, merchants pray for success in business
Ebisuko It is officially called the Great Ebisu Festival. In Hiroshima, it is affectionately called ” Ebessan.” In this festival,…
The Great Ebisu Festival
Ebisuko It is officially called the Great Ebisu Festival. In Hiroshima, it is affectionately called ” Ebessan.” In this festival,…
Amazing view at the O-Torii Gate
Twice the opportunity to take in the O-Torii Gate’s beautiful view. Every 6 hours the tide around Miyajima will shift,…
The leaves that turns red at Hiroshima Castle
Hiroshima Castle was the largest castle in western Japan, but was completely destroyed by the atomic-bombing. It was reconstructed 50…
Daigan-ji Temple
Miyajima has several important Buddhist temples, including the Daigan-ji temple, just south of Itsukushima-shrine, which is dedicated to Benzaiten, the…
Caffe Ponte
After exploring Peace Park, come take a break at this open air cafe along the river! A fashionable cafe that…
Wadaiko, the Japanese drum
Wadaiko is the Japanese drum. It’s a japanese traditonal music instrument. It’s used for festival since a long time ago.
A fantastic experience at Miyajima
A fantastic experience and would recommend it to anyone.
Mysterious place in Daishoin Temple
Daishoin Temple Located within Mt.Misen, and behind Itsukushima Shrine, Daishoin Temple is the head temple of the Shingon Buddhist sect….