Aki no Miyajima Tours and Trips

Aki no Miyajima Tours and Trips Aki no Miyajima Tours and Trips

If you are looking for a tour to Miyajima in Aki, one of the Three Famous Spots of Japan, leave it to Club Tourism! We provide full support for tours with tour guides! We will introduce you to famous spots such as the World Heritage Site Itsukushima Shrine and Momijidani Park, as well as recommended tours. It is easy to search for and apply for tours.

Tours recommended by our staff

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Highlights

  • クラブツーリズム貸切運航!G7広島サミットで首脳陣も乗船した高速クルーザー「SEA SPICA」で宮島ナイトクルージング!
  • 山陽が誇る桜の絶景 安芸の宮島・尾道千光寺公園・岡山後楽園へ
  • 宮島名物アナゴ飯と蒸しガキなどグルメもお楽しみ
  • 1名1室同旅行代金!おひとり様参加大歓迎

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Tour to visit both Miyajima Itsukushima Shrine and Izumo Taisha Aki no Miyajima

Tours departing from Ibaraki Prefecture

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Aki no Miyajima

Itsukushima Shrine is one of the Three Most Scenic Spots of Japan and a designated World Heritage Site. The entire island is considered a sacred place, and since logging is prohibited, a lush virgin forest has been preserved.
It has been revered as an island of gods since ancient times, and has a long history, where many people have revered it. In particular, the worship of Miyajima by Taira no Kiyomori and the Heike clan is famous, and they even built Itsukushima Shrine. Miyajima also has many flowers and plants that reflect the seasons, so you can enjoy the changing of the flowers with each season.
*Source: Miyajima Tourism Association

Itsukushima Shrine, large torii gate

Photographed by our staff in mid-Dec. 2022

See the beautiful appearance after the first renovation in 70 years

The current great torii gate was built in 1875 (Meiji 8). It is said to be the 8th torii gate if the first one was built by Taira no Kiyomori (1168), and the 9th if the torii gate built when the shrine was rebuilt after it was destroyed during the Kamakura period is included. It is a nationally designated important cultural property, and is the tallest and largest wooden torii gate in Japan (※). It stands in the sea 108 ken (approximately 196.4m) away from the main shrine building Itsukushima Shrine, and at high tide you can see its magnificent form floating on the sea, and at low tide you can walk right up to the base of the great torii gate and experience its size up close.
*Source: Miyajima Tourism Association

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