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If you are looking for a day trip and a little adventure, then Miyajima Island, the “Island of Gods” is a perfect day trip from Kyoto, Osaka, or Hiroshima.

Miyajima is home to the revered Itsukushima Shrine, the iconic floating tori gate, and an impressive 5-story pagoda, plus it offers a wide range of fun activities like taking the ropeway to the top of Mount Misen, meeting Miyajima Island deer, and so much more.

Hands down, you will something to do for everyone in your group on this day trip to Miyajima. And, did I mention trying some local delicacies like grilled oysters and okonomiyaki – the savory pancake with a variety of ingredients?

So, look no further, here is everything you need to plan the day trip to Miyajima Island from Kyoto, Osaka, or Hiroshima.

How to Get to Miyajima on a Day Trip from Kyoto, Osaka, or Hiroshima

The day trip to Miyajima Island is quite easily done from Kyoto, Osaka, or Hiroshima. To get to Miyajima you will be following the same route from Kyoto or Osaka and you will pass through Hiroshima.

Before we dive into how to get to Miyajima, I want to recommend that you get JR Pass before traveling to Japan. It will save you a lot of money! You can buy it here.

  • JR Pass

If you have JR Pass and you are traveling from Kyoto, then take the Shinkansen Hikari from Kyoto to Shin Osaka in Osaka.

From Osaka at Shin Osaka, switch to Shinkansen Sakura for Hiroshima. The trip takes around 1 hour and 50 minutes.

Next, once you reach Hiroshima, take the JR Sanyo Line for Iwankuni to travel to Miyajimaguchi. The journey time is just under 30 minutes.

Finally, at Miyajimaguchi take the 10-minute JR Miyajima Ferry to the island. The walk from the station to the ferry pier is very well-signed, so just follow the signs to the ferry. When boarding the ferry make sure to get in the line for JR Miyajima Ferry. There are two ferries that are operating this route. The other one is the Matsudai Ferry and it is not covered by JR Pass.

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  • Non-JR Pass

If you do not have a JR Pass, then my recommendation is to take Shinkansen Nozomi in Kyoto. It goes directly from Kyoto to Hiroshima and takes approximately 1 hour and 40 minutes. Just again a reminder that Nozomi trains are not covered under the JR Pass.

If traveling from Osaka, then from Shin Osaka you also have the same option as above of taking Shinkansen Nozomi or Mizuho to Hiroshima and the trip takes 1 hour 25 minutes. Neither Nozomi nor Mizuho are eligible for JR Pass travel.

Next, follow the same directions as above. Once you reach Hiroshima take the JR Sanyo Line for Iwankuni to travel to Miyajimaguchi (takes about 30 minutes).

Finally, at Miyajimaguchi take the 10-minute JR Miyajima Ferry to the island. Follow the signs to the ferry.

If you are not using a JR Pass you can use the slightly slower, however less expensive, train (line 2) to get from Hiroshima to Miyajimaguchi.

From Miyajimaguchi you will have a choice of taking either the JR Miyajima Ferry or the Matsudai Ferry. Both take 10 minutes and both cost the same. The JR Pass is not valid on the Matsudai ferry.

  • Hiroshima to Miyajima By Boat

You can take a boat directly from Hiroshima to Miyajima Island.

It takes about 1 hour to reach Miyajima from Hiroshima by boat and you can board the boat at Hiroshima Peace Park or Hiroshima Port. However, the JR Pass is not valid on these boats

Foalting Torii

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Best Time to Plan a Day Trip to Miyajima from Kyoto, Osaka, or Hiroshima

Start planning your Miyajima Island day trip by checking the tides. My recommendation is to arrive on the island during the high tide.

During the high tide, Miyajima Island Giant Torii and Itsukushima Shrine appear as if they are floating in the Seto Sea. It is the iconic view of the gate and shrine on the water.

The website that I use for checking the tides is World Tides. The website is easy to use and navigate: select Japan and then scroll down to Miyajima and select the date.

Miyajima Island Tides

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However, if you are not able to be on Miyajima Island during the high tide, do not despair and still plan your day trip to Miyajima. When there is a low tide, you can walk all the way to the Giant Floating Torii and really get the feel of how enormous this structure is.

Also, you will get some great pictures of the Itsukushima Shrine from a different perspective.

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Giant Floating Torri  During the Low Tide / Day Trip to Miyajima from Kyoto, Osaka, or Hiroshima

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Map of Miyajima Island

Miyajima Map

Map of Miyajima Island / Image Credit: Miyajima Tourist Association / Day Trip to Miyajima from Kyoto, Osaka, or Hiroshima

How to Spend One Day in Miyajima - 9 Things You Can't Miss on First Visit

NUMBER 1

Miyajima Island Giant Floating Torii

The number one attraction as well as the symbol of Miyajima Island is the Giant Floating Torii. During the high tide, it appears as if the torii is floating out in the sea.

Interestingly enough, unlike the traditional torii, which consist of two pillars, the Miyajima Island torii has an additional four supporting pillars. All in all, it weighs about 60 tons and stands almost 17 meters high.

Floating Torii

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There are boat tours that will take you around the Giant Floating Torii. However, if the weather is good, then my recommendation is to rent a kayak for a couple of hours and go around and under the torii. Check out this 1-hour Sea Kayak Tour in Miyajima.

Floating Torii

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NUMBER 2

Itsukushima Shrine

Next, head on to Itsukushima Shrine.

The shrine was built in 593 and became an important place of worship in about 1168. In 1996 the World Heritage Committee officially inscribed Itsukushima Shinto Shrine as a World Cultural Heritage.

Itsukushima Shrine

Itsukushima Shrine / Day Trip to Miyajima from Kyoto, Osaka, or Hiroshima

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Itsukushima Shrine is well known for its unique construction. It consists of four main areas:

  • the Holy Hall where the gods live (Heiden)
  • the inner part where only the priests enter (Haiden)
  • the external area for worship (Haraiden)
  • the noh theater stage

All the sections are connected by numerous boardwalks and supported by pillars above the sea. During the high tide, the shrine looks as if it is floating in the Seto Sea.

Interestingly enough, the reason why the shrine was built out in the sea was that the island was originally thought to be too sacred for commoners to set foot upon.

Itsukushima Shrine

Itsukushima Shrine / Day Trip to Miyajima from Kyoto, Osaka, or Hiroshima

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Itsukushima Shrine

Itsukushima Shrine / Day Trip to Miyajima from Kyoto, Osaka, or Hiroshima

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As you are touring the Itsukushima Shrine, you will be able to get a glimpse of an impressive Arched Bridge.

It is said that the bridge was also called “Chokushi-bashi” (Imperial Messengers’ Bridge) and that the imperial messengers crossed it to enter the Main Shrine on such important festive occasions as Gochinzasai.

According to the inscription on one of the ornamental caps of the railing posts, the current bridge dates back to 1557 when the bridge was reconstructed by the father and son Mori Motonari and Mori Takamoto. The bridge has been repaired several times since.

Arched Bridge on Miyajima Island

Arched Bridge at Itsukushima Shrine / Day Trip to Miyajima

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Itsukushima Shrine is open year-round from 6:30 am to 6:30 pm. However, during the months of January through December, the shrine closes at 5:30 pm. The entrance fee is 300 yen.

NUMBER 3

Miyajima Island 5-Story Pagoda

Make sure to stop by and snap a few pictures of the impressive Miyajima Island Five-Story Pagoda. It stands tall on a hill above Itsukushima Shrine.

You will not miss it, for it is painted in a dazzling vermillion color.

The Miyajima Island Five-Story Pagoda was built around 1407 and restored in 1533. It enshrines the Medicine Buddha along with Buddhist saints Fugen and Monju.

Moreover, the pagoda blends both Japanese and Chinese elements of style: Japanese ornamental caps on the railing posts and Chinese wooden pillars supporting the eaves

Miyajima Island 5-Story Pagoda

Miyajima Island 5-Story Pagoda / Day Trip to Miyajima from Kyoto, Osaka, or Hiroshima

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NUMBER 4

Daisho-in Temple

Daisho-in Temple is about a 10 to 15-minute walk from Itsukushima Shrine and it is well worth the visit.

Founded by Kobo Daishi in 806, Daisho-in Temple is the headquarters of the Omuro branch of the Shingon Buddhists.

The path leading to the temple is adorned with thousands of Buddha statues.

These are the statues of the disciples of the historical Buddha, Shaka Nyoria. They all look adorable wearing different colored beanies.

Daisho-in Temple

Daisho-in Temple / Day Trip to Miyajima from Kyoto, Osaka, or Hiroshima

Daisho-in Temple

Daisho-in Temple / Day Trip to Miyajima from Kyoto, Osaka, or Hiroshima

Next, follow the path, which will gradually climb through a beautifully designed garden. The design is so perfect that at the first sight it is not possible to determine whether it is a man-made garden or a scenery crafted by nature.

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Daisho-in Temple / Day Trip to Miyajima from Kyoto, Osaka, or Hiroshima

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Eventually, the path will take you to Daisho-in Temple. Make sure to step inside the temple.

The ceiling of the temple is studded with lanterns emitting low warm light.

My recommendation is to linger inside the temple for a few minutes and enjoy this peaceful and meditative atmosphere.

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Daisho-in Temple / Day Trip to Miyajima from Kyoto, Osaka, or Hiroshima 

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Daisho-in Temple

Daisho-in Temple / Day Trip to Miyajima from Kyoto, Osaka, or Hiroshima

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NUMBER 5

Momijidani Park

Momijidani Park is located about 20 minutes from the ferry terminal. And, this is where the famous Miyajima Island deer like to hang out.

They will be happy to see you and eager to find out if you have any treats for them.

Also, if you are visiting during the fall months, then be ready to be awed by Momijidani Park. It is famous for its maple trees and their changing leaves’ colors look absolutely stunning.

Momijidani Park

Momijidani Park / Day Trip to Miyajima from Kyoto, Osaka, or Hiroshima

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Momijidani Park

Momijidani Park / Day Trip to Miyajima from Kyoto, Osaka, or Hiroshima

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Momijidani Park / Day Trip to Miyajimaf rom Kyoto, Osaka, or Hiroshima

NUMBER 6

The Ropeway

Next, take the ropeway to catch the magnificent views of the island.

The ropeway leaves from Momijidani Station. You can take a bus to get to the station or you can walk. My recommendation is to walk.

It is no more than a 10-minute hike up a slight incline. Simply, take the path leading from Itsukushima Shrine to Momijidani Park. To help you find the way and get to Momijidani Station, take a look at the map included in this post.

The ropeway goes from Momijidani Station to Kayadani Station.

Once you reach Kayadani Station, you will take a second ropeway to your final destination which is Shishiwa Station.

Shishiwa Station is 430 meters above sea level. The views of the Seto Sea from the station are breathtaking.

By the way, there is a small restaurant next to the station. If you happen to be visiting Miyajima Island on a cold or windy day, then it is a perfect place to warm up with a cup of tea or a bowl of soup and admire the breathtaking views of the Seto Sea in a cozy place.

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The Ropeway on Miyajima Island / Day Trip to Miyajima from Kyoto, Osaka, or Hiroshima

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The View of Seto Sea from Mount Misen / Day Trip to Miyajima

Tickets for the ropeway are available for purchase at several locations on the island. You can purchase a one-way ticket or a round-way ticket. It all depends on how much time you have to explore the island.

It is important that you check if the ropeway is operating. The service could be suspended due to adverse weather. You can check prices, hours, and operation conditions here.

NUMBER 7

Mount Misen

Mount Misen, situated 535 meters above sea level and offering spectacular views of the island and the Seto Sea, is an absolute must-do during your Miyajima Island day trip!

There are several ways to reach Mount Misen: you can hike. It is about a 1.5-hour hour hike from Momijidani Park. Or, you can take the ropeway to Shishiwa Station and then hike to Mount Misen.

Mount Misen has been considered a sacred place since ancient times. It is home to the seven wonders.

Here are some of the wonders that I found interesting:

  • The Eternal Flame

Apparently, the flame has been burning for around 1,200 years. And, it was started by Kobo Daishi, a Buddhist monk. It is said that the holy water boiled by this flame cures all sorts of illnesses.

The flame was used as the pilot light for the “Flame of Peace” of Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park.

  • Plum Tree

The plum tree is said to have taken the root from the staff of Kobo Daishi.

If the tree fails to bloom, it is an ominous sign and a prediction of upcoming tragedy.

  • Flow Rock

This is an interesting one!

Although the rock is positioned 500 meters above sea level, the water level in its opening changes according to the rise and fall of the tide. Furthermore, salt is present in the water.

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Plum Tree, One of the Seven Wonders / Day Trip to Miyajima from Kyoto, Osaka, or Hiroshima

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NUMBER 8

Omotesando Shopping Arcade

Omotesando Shopping Arcade is a busy street, filled with tourists (and deer) all year round. Here, you can purchase all your keepsakes.

As you are browsing around, make sure to stop and marvel at a huge rice paddle, which is said to be the largest wooden rice scoop in the world at 7.7 meters long, 2.7 meters thick, and weighing 2.5 tons.

The rice scoop was made from a 270-year-old Zelkova tree and took almost three years to construct. It went on display in 1996 to commemorate the designation of Itsukushima Shrine as a World Heritage Site.

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Giant Rice Scoop / Day Trip to Miyajima from Kyoto, Osaka, or Hiroshima

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NUMBER 9

Miyajima's Local Delicacies

The Miyajima Island day trip would not be complete without trying some of the local delicacies:

  • Grilled Oysters

Miyajima is a must-see place for oyster lovers. You will find booths selling fresh or grilled oysters all along Omotesando Shopping Arcade. My recommendation is to try some grilled oysters with butter and soy sauce.

Grilled Oysters on Miyajima Island

Grilled Oysters on Miyajima Island / Day Trip to Miyajima from Kyoto, Osaka, or Hiroshima

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  • Okonomiyaki with Oysters

Okonomiyaki is a savory pancake with a variety of ingredients. Okonomi means “how you like it or what you like” and yaki means “grill”. The best Miyajima Okonomiyaki is served with grilled oysters!

  • Momiji Manju

Momiji Manju is a small pastry in the shape of a maple leaf. Traditionally, it is filled with sweet red azuki bean paste.

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Momiji Manju on Miyajima Island / Day Trip to Miyajima from Kyoto, Osaka, or Hiroshima

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  • Anago

Finally, make sure to try anago. It is another one of Miyajima’s delicacies. Anago is a freshwater eel in a bun. It is simply delicious.

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Anago on Miyajima Island / Day Trip to Miyajimaf rom Kyoto, Osaka, or Hiroshima

Day Trip to Miyajima

Miyajima Island Best Restaurants

  • Yakigaki No Hayashi

If you are an oyster lover, then head straight to Yakigaki No Hayashi Restaurant. You will not miss it! First of all, there is always a small line of people waiting for a table, secondly, the smell of the grilled oysters will lead you right to this place.

They have the best selection of fresh oysters. You can choose from boiled, grilled, deep-fried, or raw oysters. All delicious!

Yakigaki No Hayashi Restaurant, Miyajima Island

Yakigaki No Hayashi Restaurant on Miyajima Island / Day Trip to Miyajima from Kyoto, Osaka, or Hiroshima

Yakigaki No Hayashi Restaurant, Miyajima Island

Yakigaki No Hayashi Restaurant on Miyajima Island / Day Trip to Miyajima from Kyoto, Osaka, or Hiroshima

  • Miyajima Brewery

Miyajima Brewery is a great place to end up at the end of the day. It is located on the second floor (above Starbucks), so you can get a great view of the water and enjoy a sunset with some nice Japanese craft beer.

My recommendation is to try some grilled oysters and Hiroshima Red Ale.

Miyajima Brewery

Miyajima Brewery / Day Trip to Miyajima from Kyoto, Osaka, or Hiroshima

Miyajima Brewery

Miyajima Brewery / Day Trip to Miyajima from Kyoto, Osaka, or Hiroshima

  • Sarasvati

Sarasvati is a little hidden gem that I stumbled upon while exploring the island. They make a killer coffee! it is perfect if you need a little pick-me-up during the day.

I recommend that you stop by for breakfast and try some of their scones. For lunch, try their spaghetti with oysters topped with marinara sauce. However, if you have a sweet tooth, then look no further, they have quite a selection of decadent desserts.

Sarasvati Restaurant Miyajima Island

Sarasvati on Miyajima Island / Day Trip to Miyajima from Kyoto, Osaka, or Hiroshima

Sarasvati Restaurant Miyajima Island

Sarasvati on Miyajima Island / Day Trip to Miyajima from Kyoto, Osaka, or Hiroshima

Best Places to Stay on Miyajima Island

If you decide to extend your day trip to Miyajima Island and spend a night, then, I am recommending two places that are worth checking out:

  • Iwaso Hotel

Iwaso Hotel is one of the places that I keep coming back to. It is a luxurious Japanese-style hotel. The service is superb and the cuisine is outstanding.

Iwaso Hotel occupies a traditional wooden building as well as some cottages dating back to 1900. It is situated no more than a 5-minute walk from Itsukushima Shrine and from the Giant Floating Torii.

My recommendation is to experience a traditional kaiseki meal, which is served in your room!

  • Jukeiso

Jukeiso is another great place to place on Miyajima island. It features Japanese-style rooms overlooking the majestic Giant Floating Torii and is about a 5-minute walk from Itsukushima-jinja Shrine.

The hotel offers public and private hot baths and a free shuttle to and from Miyajima Ferry Terminal.

Free Wi-Fi is provided in the lobby.

Jukeiso serves a Japanese breakfast and dinner at its restaurant.

Best Time to Take Pictures on Miyjima Island

If you decide to stay overnight on the island, make sure to take a stroll during the sunset.

You will catch some great pictures of the Floating Torii with the sun setting behind it.

If you wait for a little and then venture out again later on in the evening, you will get some stunning images of Itsukushima Shrine and Miyajima Island Floating Torii.

If it is a low tide, get up at night and walk to torii. It will be just you, the moon, and the gate.

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Floating Torii on Miyajima Island / Day Trip to Miyajima from Kyoto, Osaka, or Hiroshima

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Best Festivals and Events in Miyajima

There are a lot of events and festivals held on the island throughout the year. While you are planning your Miyajima Island day trip, try to schedule it during one of the festivals.

Following are just a few of the events or festivals which are worth attending:

  • Miyajima Island Oster Festival

Miyajima Island hosts an Oyster Festival on the second Saturday and Sunday in February. Oysters, which are all locally farmed, are served right by the Miyajima Pier. Find out more about the festival here

  • Firewalking Ceremony at Daishoin Temple

Daishoin Temple hosts the Firewalking Ceremony. The ceremony takes place twice a year – on April 15th and November 15th. More information about Hiwatarishiki in Daishoin Temple here

  • Kangensai Festival- Itsukushima Shrine

Kangensai Festival takes place mid-June. During the festival, beautifully decorated boats carry orchestras playing old Japanese court music. Find out the exact date of the festival here

  • Fireworks Water Festival

Miyajima Island Fireworks Water Festival is no doubt the most popular festival on Miyajima Island. It is the largest fireworks display in western Japan! Find out the exact date here

Intrepid Scout's Tips for Day Trip to Miyajima Island from Kyoto, Osaka, or Hiroshima

That is quite a list of things to do in Miyajima. What if you only have time to see a couple of things? Then, my recommendation is to make sure that on your first visit to Miyajima you do not miss:

  • Giant Floating Torii
  • Itsukushima Shrine

Also, my recommendation is to look into a hiking guided tour on Miyajima Island. If you like hiking, then this tour might be a perfect solution for how to spend a day on Miyajima : Mountain Hiking guided tour in Miyajima Misen!

Final thoughts: Miyajima is absolutely stunning when the cherry blossoms are in full bloom and during fall when the leaves are changing colors. So, for your perfect Instagram posts check out these quotes and captions about cherry blossoms and changing leaves:

165 Cherry Blossom Captions and Quotes

247 Changing Leaves Captions and Quotes

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25 thoughts on “Perfect DAY TRIP to MIYAJIMA from Kyoto, Osaka, or Hiroshima (9 Things to Do)


  1. E
    2018-02-08

    What a great post! Lots of information!

  2. 2018-02-08

    Thank you! I hope it will be helpful to other travelers planning a trip to Miyajima.

  3. E
    2018-02-13

    What great photos! I love the lanterns and the deer!

    1. 2018-02-13

      Watch out for the deer though! They look adorable, but will munch on anything you have, including the cord for your phone.

  4. 2019-05-18

    It’s lovely to read about somewhere different and Japan is most definitely on our list. kx

    1. 2019-05-19

      Thank you for your comment! Japan is definitely a place worth visiting.

  5. 2019-05-19

    I went several years ago. It’s a great place to visit!

  6. Ben Zweber
    2019-07-06

    Such good timing finding this! I’m planning a trip to Japan in a few weeks and have been debating about whether or not to make it to Miyajima Island. Thanks for all this info!

    1. 2019-07-06

      Awesome! Have fun!

  7. 2019-10-28

    Lovely account of Miyajma Island. I hiked up and perhaps the next visit I will take the cable car.

    1. 2019-11-01

      I think the hike is fun. It just all depends how much time you have to spend on Miyajima.
      Thank you for your comment, Georgina!!!

  8. 2019-10-28

    I’m dying to visit Japan and this looks like the perfect spot to include in my itinerary. Thanks for sharing.

    1. 2019-11-01

      I am you found it useful!

  9. Nitin Singhal
    2019-10-28

    This is a very comprehensive guide on Miyajima. I liked how you have mentioned everything in detail like things to see, shopping places, eating places, and accommodation options.

    1. 2019-11-01

      Thank you, Nitin!

  10. josypheen
    2019-10-28

    I looove miyajima. It is such a gorgeous island and Itsukushima Shrine has to be one of the prettiest shrines in Japan.

    I have to admit, I have never taken the ropeway up. We normally hike up the mountain, then take the ropeway down when we get tired. When you were there, were there still wild monkeys at the top of the mountain? I heard that they have all be moved away, but I used to really enjoy seeing them up there.

    p.s. You are making me dream of those oysters grilled in their shells. Om nom nom!!

    1. 2019-11-01

      Thank you, Jose, for your comment. Well, no monkeys, just lots of friendly deer.

  11. The view from Seto Sea is absolutely stunning! What a fun adventure.

    1. 2019-11-01

      Beautiful views!

  12. backpackandsnorkel
    2019-10-28

    Wow, it seems a day trip is not really the best way to experience the island. An overnight stay should be included. Very nice report.

    1. 2019-11-01

      Hi Rudy,
      100% I am recommending an overnight stay. It is the best experience ever. You will have the island to yourself. And, if you catch the low tide in the evening or at night, needless to say, you will get some awesome photos.

  13. 2019-10-29

    Such a detailed guide to Miyajima. I so want to go there after reading this. The little buddha statues are so cute and the giant torii gate is beautiful. What a fabulous day trip to take.

    1. 2019-11-01

      Thank you, Tania!

  14. What an amazing little island with so much to offer. And, visiting during high tide or low ties seems to add another dimension altogether. (I would like to see the Itsukushima Shrine as though floating in the Seto Sea!)

    The map is very also helpful, along with your recommendations about what to see. I know one of my favorite vantage points for photos would be the Shishiwa Station. Thank you for your insights. I will put them to good use when I visit.

    1. 2019-11-01

      Thank you for your comment!

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