Suruga San-no-miya Mihosha Shrine

The Kagura Hall at Suruga San-no-Miya Miho Shrine in Shizuoka City is a mysterious place with the legend of the Hagoromo. The building itself exudes a sense of history, and there is also a sacred horse stable and a main hall on the grounds. The "Path of the Gods," which is a constituent asset of the World Heritage Site Mt. Fuji, also passes through here, allowing you to feel a connection to the ancient Izumo tribe. The dance of the Hagoromo, which is dedicated on November 1st and February 15th every year, is a must-see. Why not visit Miho Shrine and experience this mysterious atmosphere for yourself?

At Suruga Country Mi-no-miya Go-so Shrine, there are stables of sacred horses surrounded by beautiful nature. In the precincts, where the grass and trees grow thick and a quiet forest spreads, you can see the sacred horses that are protected as holy beings. You can also write your wishes on an ema (votive tablet) and dedicate it, and receive blessings. In addition, the increasing annual gratitude pilgrimage is also attractive. It's a perfect spot for travelers and nature lovers!

Miho no Matsubara, located at Suruga Ku, San-no-miya, Miho Shrine, Shizuoka City, is known as one of Japan's Top Three Pine Tree-lined Paths and Top Three Matsubara Pine Tree-lined Paths, with a view of the world heritage site, Mt. Fuji. This road, with approximately 7,000 beautiful pine trees, is loved by many tourists as a scenic spot. It is also famous as the stage for the Noh play "Hagoromo," and you can take a stroll while experiencing history and culture. There are many attractive tourist spots that blend nature and culture around Miho Shrine!

The sub-shrines of Suruga Province's San-no-miya Ohoso Shrine have been revered since ancient times and are shrines that evoke a sense of history and culture. By walking along the approach and visiting the precincts and shrines, you can experience a mystical world and touch upon myths and legends. Each sub-shrine, such as Koyasu Shrine and Isoe Shrine, has its own unique history and mythology, offering a variety of attractions. The area around Ohoso Shrine in Shizuoka City is a deep tourist spot that exudes the history and culture of Japan. Please come and visit!

The Path of the Gods, which continues from Miho Shrine in Shizuoka City, is a distinctive location of Suruga San-no-Miya Miho Shrine. While strolling along this path, you can spend a healing time for both your mind and body. Walking on this path, surrounded by a mystical atmosphere, while enjoying the view of Miho no Matsubara and Mt. Fuji, is one of the highlights of your trip. You can walk on a wooden boardwalk without worrying about cars, making it safe even for families with children. Please come and visit!