Traveling alone in Hiroshima｜Must visit Itsukushima Shrine, one of the three major scenic spots in Japan⛩️

The first time I stepped on Miyajima Island, the ground was covered with ginkgo leaves, and occasionally a few leaves fell. Deer can be seen everywhere on the road. The deer in Miyajima Island are much gentler than those in Nara. I sat on a bench and ate hot grilled oysters. It was very comfortable to watch the ginkgo leaves fall in the wind. Walking into Itsukushima Shrine, this red shrine was built on the sea. It showed different appearances as the tide changed. There were many tourists here, but everyone's pace was very slow. It seemed that the atmosphere here made people unconsciously slow down their movements and their moods calmed down. In the afternoon, I took the cable car to Mt. Misen. The scenery along the way gradually changed from green to red and yellow. After reaching the top of the mountain, I stood on the observation deck and overlooked the entire Miyajima Island. In front of me was the Seto Inland Sea connected to the sky. The scenery was very spectacular. In the evening, I returned to the shore. The shadow of the large torii was reflected on the sea. It swayed slightly with the waves. Sitting on the shore, I watched a sunset view of the sea torii. #GlobalTravel #JapaneseAttractions