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Izumo Taisha

Start with Izumo itself, not with a brewery checklist. Give Izumo Taisha enough time to be a destination in its own right before following the sake story east by local railway.

TRAVEL REALITY

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The practical answer first — before the story.

Visit typeWorship follows Izumo Taisha’s distinctive form: two bows, four claps, one bow.Approved planning information
Time neededAllow about 90 minutes for the shrine and its approach before continuing the route.Approved planning information
FIELD NOTES

What it’s actually like

EXPERIENCE

At Izumo Taisha, the standard worship form is two bows, four claps and one final bow. Give the shrine time to be a destination in its own right before continuing east by local railway.

GOOD TO KNOW

Allow about 90 minutes for the shrine and its approach rather than treating it as a quick photo stop.

FROM THE JOURNEY

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LOCATION

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195 Kizukihigashi, Taisha-cho, Izumo, Shimane 699-0701, Japan

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