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A Shrine Tied to the Legend of the Celestial Feather Robe, Embraced by Mt. Fuji and the Ocean
Miho Shrine is a historic sacred site in Shizuoka City where you can feel rich history and culture. Surrounded by a peaceful forest, it is renowned as a soothing sanctuary for all who visit.
The shrine is celebrated for its natural environment and deep-rooted traditions. Ancient trees line the shrine grounds, offering breathtaking scenery that transforms with the seasons—vibrant cherry blossoms in spring and brilliant crimson foliage in autumn draw many worshippers.
Furthermore, Miho Shrine is linked to the World Heritage site Miho-no-Matsubara via the sacred “Kami-no-Michi” (Path of the Gods). As an ancient place of worship set against the backdrop of Miho’s stunning coastline and majestic Mount Fuji, its quiet grounds offer a profound sense of peace. Walking along the “Kami-no-Michi” is especially famous for purifying the mind and body.
The grounds host revered sacred trees and picturesque views in perfect harmony with nature. Embracing both history and scenic serenity, Miho Shrine is an ideal destination to quiet your mind.

Located slightly away from central Shizuoka City in a tranquil area, Miho Shrine provides visitors with deep spiritual calm. Its defining feature is its sacred connection to Miho-no-Matsubara via the atmospheric “Kami-no-Michi.”
Framed by Mount Fuji and the sea, the shrine exudes a mystical aura that seamlessly blends with its natural surroundings. Walking the “Kami-no-Michi” allows guests to connect with ancient faith and natural energy.
Spiritual sacred trees and serene landscapes across the grounds bring peace of mind, making it a must-visit spot for those wanting to experience the fusion of history and nature.
Connected to the famous Hagoromo (Celestial Feather Robe) legend that has guarded the Miho region since antiquity, it is said to house a preserved fragment of the divine robe. Cherished by locals, it is also a popular power spot for harmonious marriage and matchmaking.
When visiting Miho Shrine, begin by walking along the sacred “Kami-no-Michi” from Miho-no-Matsubara. The walk offers a serene moment to absorb natural beauty and historic ambiance. Upon arrival, immerse yourself in the quiet sanctuary to pray, connect with ancient trees, and refresh your mind. The area offers rich seasonal greenery, making casual strolls under cherry blossoms in spring or colorful leaves in autumn highly delightful.
Visitors can also receive protective amulets (omamori) and temple seals (goshuin) at the shrine counter—selecting a charm for yourself or a loved one makes a meaningful keepsake.
After your visit, relaxing at a quiet nearby cafe or local restaurant to savor Shizuoka specialties is recommended. Sitting at an ocean-view cafe while feeling the refreshing sea breeze completes a memorable trip combining nature, history, and culinary delights.
・Spot Name: Miho Shrine
・Business Hours: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
・Closed: Open daily
・Price Range: Free / No admission fee
・Parking: Available
・Address: 1073 Miho, Shimizu Ward, Shizuoka City, Shizuoka Prefecture
Directions
・By Car: Approx. 20 minutes from Shimizu Interchange (IC) on the Tomei Expressway
・By Public Transport: From JR Shimizu Station or Shizutetsu Shin-Shimizu Station, take a bus bound for Miho for approx. 30 minutes, get off at “Miho Matsubara Iriguchi” bus stop, then walk approx. 10 minutes.