Mishima Taisha Shrine

Mishima Daisei is the largest shrine on the Izu Peninsula, with a history of more than 1,000 years. The shrine is not big, only one entrance and one main hall, many Japanese will come here to take wedding photos. You can also taste the specialty of Mishima Daisei - Futaro cake.

The Mishima Daisei Shrine is a shrine in Mishima City, Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan. The main sacrificial god is Mishima Daisei Shrine, the name of the main god of Yamayama and the main god of the Yamayama (Ebisu).[1] Mishima Daisei has a long history. The period of creation is unknown. Since the ancient town is located in the Sandao area, the name of the society and the name of the gods, the "three islands" is thus named. The Middle Ages began to be revered by the samurai, especially by the source and the dynasty, and gradually became famous after that. [1] In 1854, the main buildings in the East China Sea were damaged, and all were rebuilt, and the sculpture of the temple was added. In 2000, the sculpture of the temple and the temple were recognized as important cultural relics of the country.

The city of Mishima is not big, but it is a must to go to the Izu Peninsula. There is a subway track of the Izu Peninsula. The car is not busy, but it is very comfortable. There are few tourists here, there are many Japanese shrines, and it is good to see it at will.

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A large temple in Sandoku City, many people will worship on Memorial Day.