Shirahama Shrine
Shirahama
Izu Peninsula’s oldest shrine, with a history stretching back 2,400 years.
The precincts are home to a sacred tree about 2,000 years old, and behind them Shirahama Beach opens onto a striking vermilion torii rising at the water’s edge.
The vivid blue sea and the torii create a dramatic view that makes Shirahama one of the area’s most beloved spots.
Shirahama Shrine
Address
How to Get There
About a 10-minute drive from Izukyu-Shimoda Station
Alternatively, take the Tokai Bus from platform 9 bound for Shirarahama Beach and get off at the Shirahama Shrine stop—it's right there
Parking
Free parking
Time
Explore the shrine grounds freely
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