Half-day Sightseeing] Nichinan Coast Mythological Journey: Aoshima Shrine & Udo Shrine Course (4 hours)

• Miyazaki
• History & Tradition
• Watch and Observe
• year round

We will take you to Aoshima Shrine and Udo Shrine.
*You may choose Sun Messe Nichinan instead of Udo Jingu Shrine. If you choose Sun Messe Nichinan, the admission fee of 1,000 yen will be borne by you.

Minimum number of applicants: 2 (for visitors to Japan: 3)

departure time

Course Content

*You can also choose Sun Messe Nichinan. Admission fee of 1000 yen is to be paid by the customer. Please pay it when you enter on the day.
There is also a plan to/from Sheraton Grande Ocean Resort.
(Please pay an additional 1,000 yen to the driver on the day.)
*Plan to/from Miyazaki Bougainvillea Airport (no extra charge) is also available.

Tour Fees

• Same rate for adults and children
• Please note that the ride may not be available depending on reservations.
• For cancellation fees, please click here.
• Child fare is for children who have a seat. (2 years old and up)
• The times shown in the itinerary are subject to change due to traffic conditions and other factors. Please consider it only as a guide.
• For other detailed conditions, please refer to our Tabikonin.Standard Travel Agency Contract Conditions (for organized tour contracts)Depends on the

Highlights of this course

• (1) Qingdao

  

  Aoshima" is connected by a bridge from Aoshima Beach.
  Although the shore side is a sandy beach, the island is surrounded by jagged rocks called "devil's washboard.
  A small island with a circumference of 1.5 km, the island is overgrown with subtropical vegetation, giving it a slightly otherworldly atmosphere.

• (1) Aoshima Shrine

  

  It is the setting of the mythical story of Umiyukihiko and Yamayukihiko.
  It is said that if you visit here, your long life will come true, and it is also a god of marriage.

• (2)Roadside Station Phoenix

  

  It is a scenic spot along the Nichinan coast road.
  The Pacific Ocean spread out below and the Oni-no-Washing-Iwa (washing rocks) are most pleasant.

• (3) Udo Shrine

  

  This unusual shrine, with its brightly colored vermilion-lacquered main shrine building, is located in a cave at the tip of Cape Udozaki, which juts out into the Pacific Ocean.
  It is very popular for men to throw clay balls, which are "luck balls," with their left hand and women's right hand while making a wish.