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A shrine on Kohama beach in Masuda. A path of sand leads out to the island only at low tide.
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A shrine enshrined on Miyagashima in Kohama Coast, Kohama-cho, Masuda. It is connected to the shore by a white beach and changes its appearance with the ebb and flow of the tide. Kohama Coast is said to be the place Higashiyama Kaii chose as the subject of the Imperial Palace wall painting Asaake no Shio. Parking holds 10 cars and is free.
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