The Miyajima Oyster Festival is celebrated on the second weekend of February each year on Miyajima Island in the northwest area of Hiroshima Bay, Japan. This ancient island is sacred in the Shinto religion and it is known for its natural beauty with Mount Misen towering over its primeval forest. The island’s name is really Itsukushima, meaning Divine Island. Miyajima is the island’s only village and most people know the island by that name, which means “Shrine Island”. Strangely, no.......
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Miyajima Tsutsumigaura Nature Park. This nature park is set upon a white beach. You can enjoy the natural setting and the lush plants together with the beautiful trees most of the year. You can also camp in the park at various times of the year, especially in the summer. There are playgrounds, campsites and outdoor grills. Cabins and tennis courts are also provided with swimming in the summer and surfing available in spring and fall. The tennis courts are accessible to all of the visitors,.......
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There are several museums named the Museum of Contemporary Art. They include:Museum of Contemporary Art, Belgrade, Belgrade, SerbiaMuseum of Contemporary Art Marseille, Marseille, FranceMuseum of Contemporary Art, Chicago, Illinois, USAMuseum of Contemporary Art Cleveland, Ohio, USAMuseum of Contemporary Art Denver, Colorado, USAMuseum of Contemporary Art Detroit, Michigan, USAMuseum of Contemporary Art of Georgia, Atlanta, Georgia, USAMuseum of Contemporary Art Jacksonville, Florida, USAMuseum.......
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Omishima Art Museum Omishima Museum of Fine Art or the Omishima Art Museum on the island in Imabari is a popular museum with its nice collection of modern paintings from Japanese artists. The museum holds lots of paintings and has a fifty vehicle parking lot for its guests, although most people of the island get around by bicycle, especially rental bicycles which serve to take in the beautiful scenery. Adding a jaunt through the art museum to the itinerary is a favorable gesture. There are two.......
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