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Matsue, Shimane / 美保神社

Miho Shrine

The head shrine of Ebisu, son of Okuninushi, the deity of Izumo Taisha. Its main hall, in the "Miho-zukuri" style that places two Taisha-style buildings side by side, is a national Important Cultural Property. Because Ebisu likes music, many musical instruments have been offered here. Every day at the morning and evening offering rites, shrine maidens dance to kagura music.

Last official check

26 Sept 2026

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25 Dec 2026

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Getting there

From JR Matsue Station (stop 2), Ichibata Bus to Mihonoseki Terminal (44 minutes), then Mihonoseki community bus (28 minutes); by car about 50 minutes via Route 431.

Checked 26 Sept 2026 on the official site
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Address: Matsue, Shimane (Japanese address: 島根県松江市美保関町美保関608)

Official site: https://www.kankou-matsue.jp/kankou/desc/?cat=%E5%AF%BA%E9%99%A2%E7%A5%9E%E7%A4%BE&spot=27763

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Peak time

Morning rite from about 8:30 and evening rite from about 15:30, about 30 minutes each (may change on festival days; some days only kagura without the dance).

Checked 26 Sept 2026 on the official site
Busiest days

Morotabune rite on December 3; Aofushigaki rite on April 7.

Checked 26 Sept 2026 on the official site
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