Miyajima Kinsui Villa Tourist Hotel - Relax in your second home on Miyajima

About Miyajima, a World Cultural Heritage Site

Miyajima is a small island, just 28 kilometers around, and a part of Seto Inland Sea National Park. It has been prosperous as one of the oldest waterfront sites in Japan, and greets over 3 million people annually.

Miyajima is one of the three most scenic places in Japan, with its combination of historical cultural properties and beautiful natural environment. Don't miss it!
Itsukushima Shrine and its environs were registered as a World Cultural Heritage Site in 1996.

From Kinsui Villa, it takes (on foot)

●Itsukushima Shrine	15 minutes	●Daishoin Temple	25 minutes	●Miyajima Aquarium	40 minutes
●Senjokaku and Five-Storied Pagoda	15 minutes	●Momijidani Park	30 minutes	●Kiyomori Shrine	30 minutes
●Daiganji Temple	20 minutes	●Hiramatsu Park	30 minutes	●Miyajima Ropeway	40 minutes
●Treasure Hall	20 minutes	●Omoto Park	40 minutes	●Tsutsumigaura Nature Park	40 minutes
●Tahoto Pagoda	30 minutes

Various religious ceremonies and events are practiced throughout the year on Miyajima, whose name is said to have been derived from the legend that a god reached the island and was enshrined there.

Visitors to the island can either watch or participate in religious ceremonies and ‘Noh’ plays offered by Itsukushima Shrine, Daishoin Temple or Daiganji Temple, and other festivals held around Miyajima Pier.

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