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Tsushima Shrine

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Tsushima Shrine

津嶋神社

4.4Est. 90Mitoyo, Shikoku

Overview

Offshore shrine on a tiny Mitoyo island, connected by a bridge opened only during the August festival.

Tsushima Shrine in Mitoyo sits close to the water at the edge of the Sanuki plain, dedicated to a deity associated with water and the safety of fishing communities. The approach passes under a stone torii and through a pair of camphor trees that frame the main hall. The grounds are small but maintained with care, and the combination of coastal proximity and traditional shrine architecture gives the site a composed, unhurried atmosphere. Local fishermen have maintained devotional ties to the shrine for generations, and the votive offerings inside the hall reflect this relationship with the sea. It's a short stop within easy reach of the Chichibugahama reflecting beach, one of the most photographed tidal flats in Shikoku.

Practical info

Japanese name
津嶋神社
Nearest station
Tsushimanomiya Station (1 min walk)
Payment
Cash only
Reservations
not required
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