Mishima Taisha — Attraction in Mishima

This temple is truly charming and peaceful, filled with old traditions that make it special. It’s a popular spot loved by both locals and visitors. The atmosphere becomes even more magical at night, especially during the matsuri festival, when the lights and celebrations bring the temple to life. 🙏🏼🇯🇵🏯🎎

🌸 Wishes People Commonly Pray for at Mishima Taisha Business Success & Wealth • Prosperity in business (商売繁盛 Shōbai Hanjō). • Good fortune in money and financial stability. Good Luck & Success in Exams / Competitions • Prayers for passing exams, achieving goals, or winning. • Known as a “victory shrine” because Minamoto no Yoritomo prayed here before his success. Family Safety, Love & Marriage • Family well-being and household safety (家内安全 Kanai Anzen). • Safe childbirth (安産 Anzan) and healthy children. • Good relationships, romance, and marriage (良縁 Ryōen). Health & Recovery from Illness • Prayers for healing (病気平癒 Byōki Heiyu). • Protection for long-lasting...

🌸 Wishes People Commonly Pray for at Mishima Taisha Business Success & Wealth Prosperity in business (商売繁盛 Shōbai Hanjō). Good fortune in money and financial stability.

Good Luck & Success in Exams / Competitions Prayers for passing exams, achieving goals, or winning. Known as a “victory shrine” because Minamoto no Yoritomo prayed here before his success.

Family Safety, Love & Marriage Family well-being and household safety (家内安全 Kanai Anzen). Safe childbirth (安産 Anzan) and healthy children. Good relationships, romance, and marriage (良縁 Ryōen).

Health & Recovery from Illness Prayers for healing (病気平癒 Byōki Heiyu). Protection for long-lasting...

Mishima Taisha is a beautiful, fairly famous Shinto Shrine. The short walk from the train station was really great and very relaxing. There is a small, crystal clear waterway beside the route we took. My photos could not do it justice. If you go, try some of the genuine, fresh wasabi that's available at one of the shops across the street from the shrine. Luckily, we happened to visit on Shichi-Go-San, a festival for 3 and 7-year-old girls and 5-year-old boys. It was really fun seeing them dressed up. There was also a wedding while...