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Things to do in Miyajima, Hiroshima

19 places in Miyajima from 13 Hiroshima travel vlogs, most-mentioned first. The play button jumps to that moment in the video.

19 places

  1. Itsukushima Shrine

    Temple ยท Miyajima

    Shrine on Miyajima famous for its giant 'floating' torii gate, best seen at high tide; at low tide visitors can walk out to the gate.

  2. Miyajima Ropeway

    Activity ยท Miyajima

    Ropeway climbing Miyajima's mountain, with a big rock at the top that visitors can crawl through.

  3. Mount Misen

    Hike ยท Miyajima

    Miyajima's highest peak, roughly 500 m tall, with panoramic views over the Seto Inland Sea. The hike to the summit takes about 90 minutes.

  4. Daisho-in Temple

    Temple ยท Miyajima

    Over 1,200-year-old Shingon temple tied to Kukai, filled with ornate halls, Buddhist art and 500 red-hatted Jizo statues on misty forested slopes.

  5. Grand Torii of Itsukushima Shrine

    Landmark ยท Miyajima

    Historic torii gate standing in the sea, dating back to 1168.

  6. Miyajima Omotesando Shopping Street

    Shopping ยท Miyajima

    Miyajima's main shopping and food street, lined with long-running souvenir shops and stalls selling okonomiyaki, fried oysters and other local snacks.

  7. Giant Rice Scoop (O-shakushi)

    Landmark ยท Miyajima

    The world's largest wooden rice paddle, 7.7 m long and 2.5 tons, honouring Miyajima as the birthplace of the shakushi rice scoop.

  8. Henjokutsu Cave

    Temple ยท Miyajima

    Cave within Daisho-in's grounds hung with thousands of lanterns and housing 88 Buddha statues representing the Shikoku pilgrimage temples.

  9. Yamadaya

    Street food ยท Miyajima

    Miyajima sweet shop making maple-leaf-shaped momiji manju in several flavors, cooked in leaf-shaped molds.

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10 more picks, each from a single vlog, so not ranked.

  1. Mametanuki

    Restaurant ยท Miyajima

    Miyajima restaurant specializing in anago (saltwater eel), the island's signature dish, plus local oysters.

  2. Miyajima Brewery

    Bar ยท Miyajima

    Craft brewery making local beers that incorporate regional flavors.

  3. Reikado (Hall of the Eternal Flame)

    Temple ยท Miyajima

    A hall near the summit of Mount Misen with a kettle that has been boiling over a sacred fire for more than a thousand years.

  4. Five-Storied Pagoda (Gojunoto)

    Temple ยท Miyajima

    Miyajima's landmark five-storied pagoda, surrounded by cherry trees in spring and maples in autumn.

  5. Rilakkuma Sabo

    Shopping ยท Miyajima

    Rilakkuma specialty shop with exclusive merchandise, including Rilakkuma-designed momiji manju.

  6. Itsuki Coffee

    Cafe ยท Miyajima

    Miyajima cafe popular for its cafe latte and coffee, also serving drinks made with Hiroshima lemons.

  7. Kakiya

    Restaurant ยท Miyajima

    Oyster specialty restaurant on Miyajima serving large, creamy grilled oysters without a fishy smell.

  8. Momijido

    Street food ยท Miyajima

    Momiji manju specialty shop known for fried momiji manju, crispy outside and moist inside.

  9. Shishiiwa Observatory

    Landmark ยท Miyajima

    Observation point at the upper ropeway station on Mount Misen, with panoramic views.

  10. Hakataya

    Street food ยท Miyajima

    Popular momiji manju shop where visitors can watch the production line make the maple-leaf-shaped cakes, sold in many flavors.