All Reviews of Itsukushima Shrine page 3

Each season brings a different charm here. The scenery is absolutely breathtaking.

You can see deer wandering the streets on Miyajima, waiting to be fed by tourists. Besides Itsukushima Shrine, there are lots of shops to explore, and the famous fried oysters are a must-try.

This is a World Heritage-level shrine. You really have to visit at least once.

One of Japan's three most scenic spots.

This shrine is absolutely stunning!

Each season brings its own unique beauty.

You can enjoy delicious oysters here.

You have to see the giant torii gate on the sea. High tide and low tide each give a totally different vibe. When the tide is out, you can even walk close to the gate, which is really special.

If you have time, stay until evening—the sunset is gorgeous. Both high tide and low tide have their own unique beauty.

The experience of seeing the Great Torii Gate is totally different at high tide and low tide. It's best to check the tide schedule online before you go. Also, just like in Nara, there are lots of deer living on the island.

One of Japan's three most scenic spots—definitely a must-visit in your lifetime. Be sure to try the local grilled oysters and momiji manju. There are two different textures of momiji manju, so give them both a try!