All Reviews of Omi Shrine

After passing along the long forest approach, a vermilion tower gate surrounded by lush greenery comes into view.

Omi Shrine is not only an important cultural property of Japan,

but also a sacred place for fans of Chihayafuru.

Walking among the towering old trees, the air carries a faint scent of wood and moss, and you can deeply feel the calm and tranquility brought by its long history.

Strolling through the green forest, it feels as if your entire body, mind, and spirit have been thoroughly cleansed.

The various ancient time-measuring instruments are really interesting.

As soon as you leave the station, you see lots of promotions about the flower card romance. The long staircase at the main gate is a bit intimidating—my legs felt weak just looking at it.

It's not crowded on weekdays, and the environment is really nice. You can also see a lot of old instruments that were used to measure time.