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Hinomisaki Shrine

島根県
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"The shrine with the red hall that protects the nights of Japan"
This is a shrine that is said to have the power to ward off evil and bring good luck in relationships. While Ise Jingu is said to "protect the daytime of Japan," Hinomisaki Shrine is said to "protect the nighttime of Japan." It has been designated as an important cultural property of the country, and you can feel the power of the shrine in its vivid red buildings.

Features & How to Enjoy

Classic History

Highlights

Point 1

The Grand Torii Gate Made of Granite Representing the Boundary of the Divine Realm!

Hinomisaki Shrine The Grand Torii Gate Made of Granite Representing the Boundary of the Divine Realm!
Nigatsudo Shrine is a shrine dedicated to the god Susano-o, who appears in mythology. Inside the shrine's grounds, there is a grand torii gate made of granite that represents the boundary of the divine realm. This gate was relocated from the entrance of the Uryu approach and was built in 1935. The torii gate is the first structure you see when entering the grounds of Nigatsudo Shrine, and it exudes a mystical atmosphere. The texture and intricate carvings of the granite create a beautiful and sacred atmosphere. The grand torii gate made of granite is one of the symbols of Nigatsudo Shrine and is a captivating sight for tourists who visit. It is also a valuable cultural heritage that conveys the history of the shrine. When you visit, why not pass through the grand torii gate and experience the sacred atmosphere of the shrine?
Point 2

Beautiful Shrine Buildings that Create a Grand Atmosphere!

Hinomisaki Shrine Beautiful Shrine Buildings that Create a Grand Atmosphere!
Hinomisaki Shrine is a shrine with an attractive group of beautiful shrine buildings. The shrine buildings are surrounded by green old pine trees that can be seen when passing through the stone torii gate, creating a grand atmosphere. Hinomisaki Shrine has two shrines: the "Hishizumi no Miya" where Amaterasu Omikami is enshrined in the lower shrine, and the "Kami no Miya" where Susano-o no Mikoto is enshrined in the upper shrine. The shrine buildings are adorned in vermilion, giving off an elegant and beautiful impression. Hinomisaki Shrine is revered as the "ancestor god (oyagami-sama)" of Izumo Taisha and is said to have benefits such as warding off evil and matchmaking. By seeing the group of shrine buildings at Hinomisaki Shrine, you can feel the presence of the gods and deeply experience Japan's traditional culture!
Point 3

A Sacred Site in Harmony with Nature!

Hinomisaki Shrine A Sacred Site in Harmony with Nature!
Niomon Misaki Shrine is known for being a sacred site in harmony with the surrounding nature. The shrine's grounds are filled with lush trees and flowers, creating a scenery of abundant greenery. In particular, the view of the shrine from the coastline of Niomon Misaki Cape exudes a magnificent and mystical atmosphere. The entrance to the shrine is marked by a large torii gate made of granite, leading to the main shrine. Surrounding the shrine, there are stone gates in harmony with nature and giant trees over 1000 years old. Additionally, to the north of the shrine lies Niomon Misaki Natural Park, where visitors can walk the trails within the park. The area surrounding Niomon Misaki Shrine offers beautiful natural landscapes and a mystical atmosphere. When visiting, we recommend taking a leisurely stroll through the shrine while enjoying the scenery in harmony with nature.
Point 4

Receive the Blessings of Warding off Evil and Matchmaking!

Hinomisaki Shrine Receive the Blessings of Warding off Evil and Matchmaking!
Niomon Misaki Shrine is known primarily as a shrine with the power to ward off evil and bring good matchmaking. Regarding warding off evil, Niomon Misaki Shrine is a spiritually powerful shrine that observes the time from sunset, and it is important to visit accurately at the designated time to purify the evil. In terms of matchmaking, Niomon Misaki Shrine enshrines a matchmaking god, and it is said to have blessings. In addition, a wide range of blessings such as marital harmony, traffic safety, and maritime safety can also be received. Why not visit and receive the blessings of Niomon Misaki Shrine when you come to worship?
Point 5

Try the Origin of Izumo Soba in Izumo City!

Hinomisaki Shrine Try the Origin of Izumo Soba in Izumo City!
Izumo soba is a type of soba noodle that originated in Izumo City, Shimane Prefecture. It is characterized by its dark color and firm texture. The noodles are made using a unique type of soba seed called "Izumo soba no mi," which gives them a distinctive aroma and flavor. There are many Izumo soba shops in Izumo City, with popular choices being long-established shops and those located in tourist areas. When visiting the Niigata Saki Shrine, why not try the Izumo soba that locals also love?
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Sightseeing

Hinomisaki Shrine A Beautiful Shrine with Blessings of Good Fortune and Matchmaking
A Beautiful Shrine with Blessings of Good Fortune and Matchmaking
Nomi no Sukune Shrine is a historic shrine located at the western end of the Shimane Peninsula. It is a prestigious shrine with a long history, recorded as "Misagi Shrine" in the "Izumo no Kuni Fudoki". The shrine is called "Nomi no Sukune Shrine" as a collective term for the Upper Shrine "Kami no Miya" and the Lower Shrine "Hi Shimizu no Miya". The shrine is characterized by its beautiful vermilion-colored shrine and corridors, and its famous Otorii gate, which is made of granite and represents the boundary of the sacred area. In addition, there are 12 shrines designated as important cultural properties by the government within the shrine grounds, making it a must-see for those interested in history and culture. Nomi no Sukune Shrine is known for its blessings of good fortune, including matchmaking, as well as warding off evil. There is also a shop selling amulets and charms, and it is a popular place for visitors to come and make wishes. The view from the shrine is also magnificent, and you can enjoy the quiet nature while visiting.

Basic Information

Address 455 Hinomisaki, Taisha-cho, Izumo-shi, Shimane 699-0763
Business Hours

Monday: Open 24 hours, Tuesday: Open 24 hours, Wednesday: Open 24 hours, Thursday: Open 24 hours, Friday: Open 24 hours, Saturday: Open 24 hours, Sunday: Open 24 hours

TEL 0853-54-5261
Web Site https://www.izumo-kankou.gr.jp/678
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