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What kind of festival is the Inoko Festival in Hiroshima? When is it held?
In early November, in Hiroshima City, where I live, the "Inoko (boar) Festival" is held here and there, and I can hear the cheerful voices of children parading through the town. This festival celebrates the harvest and prays for the prosperity of offspring. The following is a summary of this "Boar Festival" in Hiroshima and its origin. -
Ferry/High-speed boat to Miyajima/Itsukushima Shrine|Fare and time for 3 routes
There are three ferry and high-speed boat routes from Hiroshima (including Hatsukaichi City) to Miyajima. We will write about each of them separately and in detail, and hope that this will be of help in your travel plans. -
Miyajima Sightseeing My recommended course! You can fully enjoy Miyajima in 6.5 hours!
My brother came back to Hiroshima for the Obon holidays and wanted to visit Miyajima for the first time in 30 years. The whole tour takes about 6.5 hours, and I am sure anyone can enjoy Miyajima to the fullest. Please enjoy the tour with us. -
Check out all the information about Itsukushima Shrine, including visiting hours and admission fees! Simulated experience of the corridor with video clips!
Miyajima, one of the three most scenic spots in Japan. When you cross the island by boat, you will first see the vermilion-lacquered Otorii (Grand Gate) and then the vermilion-lacquered pavilions of Itsukushima Shrine. At high tide, the ... -
Walking to the Otorii of Itsukushima Shrine! How to enjoy Miyajima only at low tide
I went to Miyajima to see the Otorii floating on the sea, but it was standing on a sandy beach, which is not what I imagined! Yes, this is certainly the case at low tide. However, in such a case, you may be able to walk to the Otorii gate. I have written an article about the joys and cautions of the experience of walking to the Otorii at Miyajima. -
The Otorii (Grand Gate) of Itsukushima Shrine, Miyajima, can be passed through by boat! Watch the video for a special experience!
Many people are familiar with the Otorii (Grand Gate) of Itsukushima Shrine on Miyajima, one of the three most scenic spots in Japan. The "Rokaibune" is a sightseeing boat that takes visitors on a small boat ride through the Otorii gate. I will tell you about my previous experience on the boat, as well as the price and other details. -
A great feature on 6 stores where yukata can be rented in Hiroshima!
Summer in Hiroshima is filled with many exciting events such as Tokasan, summer festivals, and Bon Odori dancing! Yukata is a must for summer events. This article provides details of a total of seven yukata rental stores in Hiroshima City and Miyajima/Miyajima-guchi, as well as stores where you can rent yukata online. -
A thorough introduction to momiji manjuu in Miyajima, Hiroshima! What are my top 3?
When it comes to souvenirs from Hiroshima, the first thing that comes to mind is momiji manju. I was born and raised in Hiroshima, and I have eaten many of these since I was a child. Nowadays, you can buy them at department stores in Hir... -
What is the difference between prepared soy milk and unadjusted soy milk? Which is better for weight loss?
Soy milk is good for you, so I went to the supermarket to buy some, and there were two types of soy milk on display: unadjusted soy milk and prepared soy milk. I remembered that there were two kinds of soy milk...which one is better? Since it was a good opportunity, I bought both, compared them, and investigated the differences. -
Schedule for 2025 Tokasan Grand Festival & Yukata-de-Kinsai Festival !
One of the early summer festivals in Hiroshima is "Tokasan," a three-day festival held in early June. Officially called "Tokasan Grand Festival," it is a long-running festival that has been held since the Edo period at Inarisan Enryuji T...