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Daiganji Temple
Bedste tid at besøge
Arrive at high tide to see the structures reflected in still water, then return at low tide to walk across the exposed tidal flats. Early morning light avoids the tour boat crowds that pack the shoreline by mid-morning.
Budgettips
Entry to the main hall area costs a few hundred yen, and the ferry from Miyajimaguchi station is covered by the JR rail pass. Combine the visit with a hike up Mount Misen on the same ticket day to get more value from your ferry ride.
Anbefalet til
Photography enthusiasts, History buffs, Couples, Nature lovers
Planlæg dit besøg
1-2 hours
Om
Hurtige fakta: Tilbedelseshallen står på pæle over tidevandsfladen, så ved lavvande kan du gå helt hen til bunden, mens den ved højvande ser ud til at flyde på vandet. Itsukushimas berømt strenge bevaringsregler forbyder at fælde træer eller begrave nogen på øen, hvilket holder helligdommens naturlige omgivelser uberørte.
Højdepunkter: De høje træsøjler under hallen har slet ingen konstrueret fundering; de hviler simpelthen på havbunden, et strukturelt valg, der har overlevet århundreder af tyfoner og tidevandsstigninger. Under fuldmånens højvande strækker spejlbilledet af den vermilion facade sig hen over vandet som et spejlbillede, som fotografer planlægger hele deres rejser omkring.
Insidertips
- Check the tide tables before you go, because the low tide window only lasts about 90 minutes and booking the wrong time means missing the exposed base
- Bring waterproof shoes or sandals for wading across the tidal flats, the mud is slick and slippery
- The best photo angle is from the eastern approach where the five-story pagoda frames the hall in the background
- Skip the paid treasure house if you are on a tight schedule, the real payoff is walking the corridor at high tide
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