Izumo Taisha is an important shrine in Japan located in Izumo City, Shimane Prefecture. This shrine is known as a historical site deeply rooted in ancient myths and legends. Izumo Taisha is famous for attracting many visitors from both Japan and abroad, and especially for its annual "Kamiari-sai" festival held in October, which is well-known nationwide. During the Kamiari-sai festival, it is believed that gods from all over Japan gather and hold a meeting. Izumo Taisha captivates visitors with its beautiful architectural style, expansive grounds, and mysterious atmosphere.
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Lake Shinji is one of Japan's largest inland lakes located in Izumo City, Shimane Prefecture, surrounded by beautiful natural scenery. The lakeside is lined with cherry blossom trees and walking paths, offering stunning views of cherry blossoms in spring and vibrant autumn foliage. Visitors can enjoy activities such as canoeing and boating on the lake, as well as popular pastimes like fishing and bird watching. There are also tourist spots around the lake, such as Lake Shinji Ohashi Bridge and Lake Shinji Daishi Park, where you can enjoy the changing scenery throughout the seasons. Local cuisine made from fresh ingredients and hot springs are also available, making it a popular destination for tourists.
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Former Taisha Station is a historic station located in Izumo City, Shimane Prefecture. It used to be a station operated by the Japanese National Railways, but it is now a disused station and popular as a preserved railway for tourists and railway fans. The station building retains a retro atmosphere, vividly preserving the traces of the past. Retro shops and restaurants line the area, allowing visitors to enjoy the nostalgic atmosphere of the old days. It is not only popular among tourists but also cherished by locals as a place to immerse themselves in fond memories.
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"Inasa no Hama," located in Izumo City, Shimane Prefecture, is one of Japan's Three Scenic Views, offering a picturesque landscape with beautiful sandy beaches and a blue sea. Particularly stunning during sunset, it attracts many tourists and couples seeking the enchanting scenery. The area is also famous for its connection to the legend of the "White Rabbit of Inasa no Hama" and the deity known for matchmaking, "Ookuninushi-no-Mikoto." With a charm that reflects the atmosphere of a local fishing town, "Inasa no Hama" is a popular tourist spot where nature and history harmonize, drawing visitors with its appeal.
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Izumo Taisha is an important shrine in Japan located in Izumo City, Shimane Prefecture. It is one of the oldest shrines in Japan, and its main deity is Okuninushi-no-Mikoto, the god of nation-building. Izumo Taisha plays a significant role in Japanese mythology and legends, and it is well-known nationwide. The shrine grounds are home to beautiful buildings and vast grounds, attracting many visitors every year. Additionally, the "Kamiarai Festival" is held in October, attracting numerous Shinto priests and worshippers from all over the country. Izumo Taisha is a significant symbol of Japanese history and culture and holds a special place for many people.
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The Ancient Izumo History Museum is located in Izumo City, Shimane Prefecture, and is a museum that introduces the history and culture of the Izumo region. Here, there are abundant exhibits related to the history, mythology, and lifestyle of Izumo, including the Izumo Taisha Shrine and the history of Izumo kokuzo. Inside the museum, visitors can experience the mysterious world of ancient Izumo through excavated items, models, and videos. Additionally, local specialty products and crafts from the Izumo region are also sold, allowing visitors to feel the charm of the area. The Ancient Izumo History Museum serves as a valuable place for people interested in the history and culture of Izumo to learn and experience.
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"Haneyahonten" is a long-established Japanese confectionery store located in Izumo City, Shimane Prefecture. Founded in the Meiji era, it has a long history and is beloved not only by locals but also by tourists. Particularly popular among visitors to Izumo Taisha Shrine, it is well-received as a souvenir. Its signature product, "Izumo Taisha Senbei," is carefully crafted by artisans and its flavor and texture captivate many people. The store has a calm Japanese-style atmosphere, and its lineup of seasonal Japanese sweets is one of its charms. While preserving local traditions, "Haneya Honten" also incorporates new ideas, and as a confectionery store that evokes the charm of Izumo, it is loved by the community.
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Izumo City Station (Sanin Line) is a key railroad facility centrally located in the region of Izumo. The station finds its place in the western part of the Honshu island, specifically in the Shimane Prefecture, Japan. The railway line that this station is a part of, the Sanin Main Line, is crucial for the region's transportation, connecting several important cities. It's managed by the West Japan Railway Company, also known as JR West. Trains departing from Izumo City Station don't only offer regular commutes for locals but also provide access to Izumo Taisha, one of Japan's most notable Shinto shrines, a popular destination among tourists and locals alike. The station complex also houses a small shopping center, allowing visitors to shop for essential items, souvenirs, and grab a quick bite.
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Izumo Taisha-mae Station is located in Izumo City, Shimane Prefecture, and is a station on the San'in Main Line of JR West Japan. It is known as a gateway to Izumo Taisha, and attracts many worshippers every year. The area around the station has Izumo Taisha and other tourist spots where you can experience the history and culture. It is also convenient as a means of transportation within Izumo City, and is used not only by tourists but also by local residents. Izumo Taisha-mae Station, as a representative station of Izumo City, contributes to the revitalization of the region and the promotion of tourism.
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"Izumo Enmusubi Airport" is a regional airport located in Izumo City, Shimane Prefecture. This airport provides access to Izumo Taisha Shrine and other tourist destinations in Izumo City. It is also a popular destination for visitors who come to worship at Izumo Taisha, which is dedicated to the god of matchmaking, Okuninushi. Because of this, the airport is named "Enmusubi Airport," meaning "matchmaking airport." The airport operates regular domestic flights and charter flights, making it convenient for accessing major cities. Additionally, there are restaurants and shops within the airport, providing facilities for a comfortable stay for tourists. Izumo Enmusubi Airport is an important transportation hub that contributes to the promotion of tourism in Izumo City and the development of the region.
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Izumo-shi Station is located in Izumo City, Shimane Prefecture, and is a station on the Sanin Main Line of JR West Japan. The station building has a modern design and is equipped with barrier-free facilities. The area around Izumo-shi Station is characterized by a high level of convenience, with many commercial facilities and restaurants. Additionally, it plays an important role as a transportation hub for accessing Izumo Taisha Shrine and other tourist spots in Izumo City. Izumo-shi Station is used not only by tourists but also by local residents, serving as a central hub for the community.
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