都久夫須麻神社
Tsukubusuma Shrine
An ancient Shinto shrine on Chikubu Island, revered for its spiritual significance and scenic beauty.
Attractions
Shrine, Cultural Landmark, Historic Shrine, Sacred Island
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Tsukubusuma Shrine, located on the sacred Chikubu Island in Lake Biwa, is a historic Shinto shrine steeped in legend and spirituality. Believed to have been established over 1,300 years ago, the shrine honors the god Azaihiko, providing blessings for prosperity and safety. Visitors are drawn to its iconic vermilion torii gate, traditional architecture, and serene surroundings. Accessible by ferry, the shrine is part of the island's spiritual heritage, alongside the neighboring Hogon-ji Temple, making it a must-visit for those seeking cultural and historical experiences.
Facilities & Services
Historic Shrine Grounds
Vermilion Torii Gate Overlooking Lake Biwa
Access via Ferry from Lake Biwa Ports
Spiritual and Cultural Experience
Restaurant Matsukiya
A renowned restaurant specializing in premium Omi beef dishes, offering a blend of traditional and contemporary Japanese culinary experiences in a serene setting.
Marutake Oumi-Nishigawa
A long-established restaurant and butcher shop specializing in authentic Omi beef dishes, offering sukiyaki, shabu-shabu, teppanyaki, and steaks in a traditional Japanese setting.
Restaurant Kankankan
A renowned restaurant in Omihachiman specializing in premium Omi beef dishes, offering a blend of traditional and contemporary Japanese culinary experiences in a serene setting.
Yakiniku Manyo
A renowned yakiniku restaurant specializing in premium Omi beef, offering a variety of cuts in a traditional Japanese setting.
Chomeiji Temple