Mihonoseki Shrine

Miho Shrine is a shrine dedicated to Ebisu-sama (Shitamizu-no-kami) and is designated as the 8th temple of the Izumo Kuni Shinbutsu Reijo pilgrimage. The main shrine of Miho Shrine is designated as an important cultural property of the country and is considered rare due to its unique Hiyoku Taisha style. The buildings of Miho Shrine were built during the Edo period and have historical value. Around Miho Shrine, there are tourist spots such as Miho Seki Lighthouse and Miho Seki Beach where you can enjoy beautiful scenery. Let's explore the history and architecture of Miho Shrine and enjoy its charm.

Miho Shrine is known as the god of matchmaking and is visited by many people. Miho Shrine also offers matchmaking amulets and goshuin. It is located near Miho Seki Onsen, so you can visit it during a hot spring trip. Miho Shrine faces the sea, so the view of the sea is beautiful and the matchmaking power is said to be high. Let's focus on the matchmaking power of Miho Shrine and visit it to pray for love fulfillment.

There are many tourist spots around Miho Shrine, such as Miho Seki Lighthouse and Miho Seki Beach. The route from Miho Seki Lighthouse to Miho Shrine passes through a beautiful coastline, which is said to have a magnificent view. In addition, Miho Seki Onsen is also nearby, making it ideal for a hot spring trip. Furthermore, tourist spots such as Matsue Castle and Izumo Taisha Shrine are also nearby, making it a recommended base for sightseeing. Let's enjoy the charm of Shimane prefecture by touring the tourist spots around Miho Shrine.

There are several ways to access Miho Shrine, including taking a local bus or community bus from JR Matsue Station. If using the Miho Seki community bus, it takes about 50 minutes from Matsue Station to arrive. If coming by car, it takes about 30 minutes from Matsue City. There are multiple parking lots around Miho Shrine, from the first to the third parking lot, but the first parking lot is the closest and most convenient. Let's explain the access guide to Miho Shrine and support smooth worship.

At Miho Shrine, on the day of the 7th Ebisu Festival, you can receive limited edition Goshuin (sacred seals) and "Kin-iro no Tai-mori" (golden sea bream charms). The "Kin-iro no Tai" (golden sea bream figurines) that you can receive by making a donation are also popular. These limited edition goods are only available at Miho Shrine, making them a must-see for fans. Get your hands on exclusive goods only available at Miho Shrine and make your visit a memorable one.