[2025 Izumo Attraction] Travel Guide for Inasa Beach (Updated Apr)

🌅【Inasa Beach】🌅 Before visiting Izumo Taisha, I stopped by Inasa Beach in Shimane Prefecture✨ This place is close to Izumo Taisha, and visiting Izumo Taisha starts here❣️ At Inasa Beach, it is a traditional custom to scoop up sand and take it home to visit Izumo Taisha. I also took that sand with me to Izumo Taisha⛩️ At Izumo Taisha, you can show your gratitude to the gods and pray for good luck by returning the sand you brought with you🙏🧡 【Access】About 30 minutes by bus from Izumo City Station You can also access it by car. There is also a parking lot, so it is convenient to visit🚗. Admission is free, and there are cafes and restaurants in the area, so you can spend your time leisurely🍽️. A relaxing time at Inasa Beach and a heartwarming visit to Izumo Taisha. Both were wonderful experiences. Please use this as a reference for your next outing 🌟 #Inasa Beach #Shimane #Izumo Taisha Shrine #Prayer #Bringing home sand #Travel #Japanese scenery #Beautiful beach #Traditional event #Shimane tourism #Shimane trip #japantrip #0 yen trip

Inasa Beach is located near Izumo Taisha Shrine, about 15 minutes on foot and only 3 minutes by car, so it can be arranged together with the itinerary of Izumo Taisha Shrine🙏🏻 According to mythology, as long as you take some sand from the beach, put it in a bag and take it to worship Izumo Taisha Shrine, you can bring good luck and ward off evil spirits, so many people will come here specifically to get sand😇 Another feature of Inasa Beach is that there is a small island called Bentenjima hidden here, and there is a small shrine on the rock⛩️! This is also a great place to watch the sunset. It is one of the top 100 sunset views in Japan. When the afterglow of the sunset shines on the calm sea, the scenery is truly beautiful! When you come to Izumo, remember to go to the seaside to watch the sunset! Inasa Beach 📍Address: Taishacho Kizukikita, Izumo, Shimane 699-0702 Japan #MarchGoodPlaces2025

📍Location: Inasa Beach in Izumo City, Shimane Prefecture. It is located near Izumo Taisha Shrine. ✨Recommended reasons: It is rare to see a shrine on a rocky area on a sandy beach, so it is fresh and interesting. The sea is blue and very beautiful. Also, the coastline of the Sea of ​​Japan, which does not have a single island, is a very moving sight. It is said that it is good to pick up sand from this beach, take it to Izumo Taisha Shrine and exchange it for sand at Izumo Taisha Shrine. If you are going to Izumo Taisha Shrine, it is a good idea to stop by before going. #Spring 0 yen trip#Domestic travel

Hey everyone! Today, we're taking you to a sacred place in Japanese mythology—Inasa Beach (稲佐の浜)! 🏝️✨ This isn't just a beautiful beach; it's also the legendary spot where eight million deities descend! ⛩️ Every October, a grand "Kami Mukae Shinji" ceremony is held here to welcome the gods gathering at Izumo Taisha Grand Shrine. It's incredibly mystical and awe-inspiring! 😲✨ Standing on this beach, you can almost feel the divine energy flowing between heaven and earth! ⸻ ⛱️ Must-See Spots 📍 🌊 The Mysterious Inasa Beach Located on the west side of Izumo Taisha Grand Shrine, this golden sandy beach is backed by green mountains and faces the vast ocean, offering stunning views! 💙 It's also one of the famous "Top 100 Beaches in Japan." The most enchanting time is at sunset when the entire beach is bathed in golden light—super romantic! 🌅✨ 📍 🪨 Bentenjima Island—Where the Gods Descend! The most striking feature of the beach is Bentenjima, a prominent giant rock with a small shrine dedicated to the goddess Toyotamabime (daughter of the sea god). ⛩️🌊 It is said that this is where the gods first descended, and every year, before gathering at Izumo, they briefly stop here! ✨ Looking out from here, the sea and sky merge into one, creating a true sense of a pathway to the divine realm! 💫 📍 🌅 Stunning Sunset Views Known as one of the "Most Beautiful Sunset Beaches in Japan," the sun slowly sinks below the horizon, casting golden rays on the shimmering sea—absolutely dreamy! 📸 Many photography enthusiasts come here specifically to capture the sunset, and every shot is postcard-perfect! 📷✨ ⸻ 🚄 Getting There 🚆 From Izumo City: 🚌 Take the Ichibata Bus from Izumo City Station to the "Inasa no Hama" stop, and it's just a short walk from there. 🚗 Driving is recommended. Use "Inasa no Hama" for navigation. There's free parking nearby. 🚙💨 ⸻ 💗 Other Tips ✔ 📅 Best Time to Visit: We recommend coming in the afternoon to catch the sunset—the scenery is amazing! 🌅 ✔ 🚶‍♂️ Recommended Activity: Walk from Izumo Taisha Grand Shrine to the beach to immerse yourself in the mythical atmosphere! ✔ 🏖️ Be Mindful of the Tides: You can walk closer to Bentenjima at low tide, but be careful at high tide! ✔ 🍙 Picnic Recommendation: Bring some snacks and enjoy the sea breeze on the beach—super relaxing! 🎐 ⸻ 🤔 Is It Worth Visiting? ✅ For those who love mythology, this is a must-visit pilgrimage site! ✨ ✅ Want to capture Japan's most beautiful sunset? Look no further! 📸🌅 ✅ If you're visiting Izumo Taisha Grand Shrine, a side trip here is definitely worth it—it's both mystical and romantic! 💫 ⸻ 🌟 Summary: Inasa Beach is more than just an ordinary beach; it's a sacred place connecting myth and reality! Standing on this golden sand, watching the waves gently lap against Bentenjima, and feeling the soft glow of the setting sun, you'll truly experience a "once-in-a-lifetime" moment! Highly recommended! 💖

📍Inasa Beach This beach is located 1km west of Izumo Taisha Shrine, and is known for the myths of the transfer of the country and the pulling of the country. At the back of the beach is Byobuiwa, where Okuninushi-no-Okami and Takemikazuchi-no-Okami negotiated the transfer of the country, To the south of the coast is Nagahama Beach (Sono-no-Nagahama), which is said to have become the rope that connected the islands during the Kunibiki. Until 2021, it was a popular swimming beach, but it is not currently open for swimming. Izumo Taisha Shrine has had a long-standing tradition of taking home sand from the shrine, and even today, many worshippers take it home as "purifying sand." It is said that placing the sand you bring home at the four corners of your property and at the entrance to your house will exorcise evil spirits. The correct way to do this is to bring sand from Inasa Beach near Izumo Taisha Shrine and "exchange" it for it. #FreeHotelStay

Shimane Prefecture Inasa Beach near Izumo Taisha Shrine This is a very impressive place overflowing with power. Every year there is a day called Kamiarizuki. At the back of the beach is Byobuiwa, where Okuninushi-no-Okami and Takemikazuchi-no-Okami negotiated the transfer of the country, and to the south of the coast is Nagahama Beach (Sono-no-Nagahama), which is said to have become the rope that connected the islands during the Kunibiki ceremony. This beach is also the beach that welcomes the eight million gods from all over Japan on the 10th of October of the lunar calendar. 📍Location: Kitsukikita, Taisha-cho, Izumo-shi, Shimane Prefecture 699-0702 🕰️Business hours: 24 hours #FuritabiWinter #0yenTrip #DomesticTravelRecord #ChristmasTrip

Inasa Beach near Izumo Taisha Shrine. It is a power spot where myths remain, and the sea is very beautiful🤍 There is a small island called Bentenjima on the beach, and there is a shrine. The sea was clearer than I expected, and the sand was beautiful. I spent a relaxing time listening to the gentle sound of the waves crashing on the shore. I went to Inasa Beach during the day, but it seems to be a famous spot for sunsets🌇 Why not go to Izumo Taisha Shrine during the day, and watch the sun sink into the horizon on the beach in the evening? Please go and try it~ ✈︎---------------------------------------------✈︎ 📍: Inasa Beach, Izumo 📸: iPhone, Gopro Hero7 Black ✈︎---------------------------------------------✈︎ #Domestic travel record #Shimane #Shimane sightseeing #Shimane trip #Shimane trip #Inasa Beach #Izumo #Izumo Taisha Shrine #Izumo trip

Located to the west of Izumo Taisha Shrine, this sacred beach welcomes gods from all over Japan every year on the 10th day of the 10th month of the lunar calendar. It is also a place associated with mythology and is known as a power spot. The god who rules the sea is enshrined on Benten Island. It was a wonderful place that stood out against the blue sea. It was my first visit in several years, and the parking lot is now well equipped, making it easy to visit by car. Visited: September 2024 ୨୧――――――――――――――――――୨୧ information Facility name📍Inasa Beach Address📍2844-73 Kitsukikita, Taisha-cho, Izumo-shi, Shimane Parking📍Free Access📍15 minutes walk from Ichibata Electric Railway Izumo Taisha Station ୨୧――――――――――――――――――୨୧ #Sea photo #Inasa Beach #Solo trip #Couple trip #Izumo Taisha #Domestic travel #japan #Inasa Beach

⛩ ⁡ The shrine on the rock is 📍Inasaku Beach ⁡ The sand here can be exchanged for purification sand at the Soga Shrine of Izumo Taisha! ⁡ I went to Izumo Taisha first, so I couldn't do it, but if you see this post, please exchange it for purification sand! ⁡ ⁡ ⁡ ⁡ ⁡ ___________________________________________ ⁡ 📍Rice Farm Beach ⁡ Area 🗾 Shimane Izumo Address 🗺 〒699-0702 　　　　　　　2711 Kitsuki Kita, Taisha-cho, Izumo-shi, Shimane Phone number ☎️ 0853-31-9466 Access 🚃 Take the Ichibata Bus [Hinomisaki Line] from Izumo Station and get off at "Inasa no Hama", then walk for a short distance 　　　　🚘 Parking available Closed days 🚪 None Opening hours 🕑 None Admission fee 💸 Free ⁡ ___________________________________________ ⁡ #MyIzumoEncounterTrip #HolyLandOfEncounters #GoodConnections #izumo #ancientjapanizumo ⁡ #InasaBeach #purifyingsand #spiritualspot #powerspot #IzumoTaisha #shrinetour #Izumotrip #Izumotour #Izumotrip #Shimanetrip #Shimanetrip #Shimanetour ⁡ #subject #Kansaisubject #portraitgirl #photo_shorttrip#photravelers #thatmomentisaneverlastingmemory #Iwillneverforgetthismoment #mst_member #0yentrip #travelwithme

It is said that it is good to go before visiting Izumo Taisha Shrine. [Inasa Beach] is a 3-minute drive🚗 or 14-minute walk🚶 from Izumo Taisha Shrine! ! If you go left at the traffic light at the end of the road, you will see a sign for the parking lot entrance♪ The parking lot🅿️ is now larger and has a toilet✨ There were no benches or covered benches before, but now you can enjoy the view at your leisure Please note that there are some restricted areas There is also an offering box 📍2711 Kitsukikita, Taisha-cho, Izumo-shi, Shimane Prefecture #Traveling with me #Trip to Shimane #Inasa Beach

♡ Inasa Beach A mysterious place close to Kumo Taisha Shrine! The weather was very nice that day, and the sand here was sparkling somehow (^^) Kita Inasa, Kitsuki, Taisha-cho, Izumo City →It was within walking distance from Izumo Taisha Shrine!! ♡ Soba Restaurant Tanaka-ya A popular Izumo soba restaurant that was one of the 100 best restaurants in 2024! The tempura was crispy and delicious! There is a line, but the turnover is good so I recommend waiting in line✨ 364 Kitsuki Higashi, Taisha-cho, Izumo City, Shimane Prefecture A short walk from the main gate bus stop of Izumo Taisha Shrine 5 minutes walk from Ichibata Electric Railway, Izumo Taisha-mae Station #Traveling with Me

Located about 1km west of Izumo Taisha, this beach is known for the myths of the transfer of the country and the pulling of the country. This beach is also the beach that welcomes the eight million gods from all over Japan on the 10th of October in the lunar calendar. Before visiting Izumo Taisha, you can visit here, receive some sand from the beach, and exchange it for sand from Izumo Taisha before going home. It is said that the gods descend here during the month of the gods and head to Izumo Taisha via the "Kamimukae no Michi" (path to welcome the gods). At the back of the beach is Byobuiwa, where Okuninushi-no-Okami and Takemikazuchi-no-Okami negotiated the transfer of the country, and to the south of the coast is Nagahama Beach (Sono-no-Nagahama), which is said to have become the rope that connected the islands during the land-pulling ceremony. This is a place you should definitely stop by before visiting Izumo Taisha. Address: Kita-Inasa, Kitsuki, Taisha-cho, Izumo City Free parking available. #Inasa Beach #Izumo Taisha Shrine

It's less than a 15-minute walk from Izumo Taisha. You can see Benten Island on the white sandy beach. There is also a torii gate ⛩, and it is dedicated to Toyotamahiko-no-Mikoto, a god who rules the sea and water ✨ At this Inasa Beach, instead of water-drawing, we receive "sand" 🙌 We exchange the sand we receive for sand at the Soga Shrine in Izumo Taisha and take it home 😃 I purified the four corners of my house and put the rest in my amulet 🎶 It was the rainy season and the weather had been bad for days, but in the evening the blue sky began to show a little, and the light shone through, creating a fantastic landscape! Also, at "Kamimiya", which is within walking distance, it is a sacred place where "Divine Council" is held to discuss various matchmaking during the month of the gods. Please visit this place as well! ✼••┈┈┈┈••✼••┈┈┈┈••✼••┈┈┈┈••✼ ꕥShrine name: Inasa no Hama ꕥAddress: Kitsuki Higashi-Taishacho, Izumo City, Shimane Prefecture ꕥAccess ⛩Izumo Taisha → 🚶♀️ 12 minute walk ✼••┈┈┈┈••✼••┈┈┈┈••✼••┈┈┈┈••✼ #besttrip2023 #Shimane Tourism #Shimane Trip #Shrines and Temples #Shrine Tour