Nishinomiya Shrine
西宮神社
Miho Shrine
Miho Shrine is the head shrine of approximately 3,385 Ebisu shrines across Japan, dedicated to Kotoshironushi and Mihotsu-hime. Located at the tip of the scenic Mihonoseki Peninsula in Shimane, it faces the Sea of Japan and has long been the spiritual guardian of maritime commerce and the fishing trade. The shrine is also notable for its tradition of dedicating musical performances to the deities, reflecting the artistic aspect of the enshrined Kotoshironushi.
Head shrine of approximately 3,385 branch shrines nationwide.
Location Coordinates
35.5614, 133.3003
608 Mihonoseki, Mihonoseki-cho, Matsue, Shimane 690-1501
Izumo / Iwami / Oki
Matsue Station (JR San'in Line)
24 hours (office 8:30–16:30)
Bus from Matsue Station to Mihonoseki, ~40 min
The head of all Ebisu shrines in Japan, set dramatically on a peninsula facing the Sea of Japan.
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Miho Shrine is the head shrine of approximately 3,385 Ebisu shrines across Japan, dedicated to Kotoshironushi and Mihotsu-hime. Located at the tip of the scenic Mihonoseki Peninsula in Shimane, it faces the Sea of Japan and has long been the spiritual guardian of maritime commerce and the fishing trade. The shrine is also notable for its tradition of dedicating musical performances to the deities, reflecting the artistic aspect of the enshrined Kotoshironushi.
Miho Shrine is located in Matsue, Shimane. The full address is: 608 Mihonoseki, Mihonoseki-cho, Matsue, Shimane 690-1501.
The enshrined deities are: Kotoshironushi no Kami, Mihotsu Hime.