Ōyamazumi Shrine
Shinto shrine · Imabari ·

Ōyamazumi Shrine

Shinto shrine · Imabari ·

Shrines, museum of armor/weapons, ancient trees, high tide views

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Ōyamazumi Shrine by null
Ōyamazumi Shrine by null
Ōyamazumi Shrine by null
Ōyamazumi Shrine by null
Ōyamazumi Shrine by null
Ōyamazumi Shrine by null
Ōyamazumi Shrine by null
Ōyamazumi Shrine by null
Ōyamazumi Shrine by null
Ōyamazumi Shrine by null
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3327 Omishimacho Miyaura, Imabari, Ehime 794-1393, Japan Get directions

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3327 Omishimacho Miyaura, Imabari, Ehime 794-1393, Japan Get directions

+81 897 82 0032
oomishimagu.jp
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@oyamazumi

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Jan 23, 2026

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"An important Shinto sanctuary on Omishima island that also houses a museum renowned for its collection of arms and armor; the site holds around 80% of the swords and armour designated as national treasures in Japan. The shrine’s dual religious and cultural roles make it a must-see for those interested in Japan’s sacred traditions and material heritage." - Tom Miyagawa Coulton

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Ōyamazumi Shrine

Redfern R.

Google
Typical Shinto Shrine, simplicity at its best. Pavilions, board walks, bridges, shrine. If you time your visit for high tide you will have the photographer's dream. It is as expected busy, but somehow it's okay. You can still find space. For those collecting stamps, it's easy to find the spot. I only waited around 5 minutes.

Chris P

Google
Make sure you stop by worth it for sure - go find the huge tree you can walk through just 2 min walk

AMC Products & T.

Google
Oyamazumi Shrine, which is dedicated to the god of navigation, is a shrine you should definitely visit if you're in the area. The museum exhibits armor, swords, and other equipment that account for 80% of national treasures and important cultural properties.

Joon M.

Google
I have no religion, but I find it soothing and relaxing to pray for something in Japanese Jinja. Ouamazumi shrine was no exception. With its well kept atmosphere and clean surroundings. I found it very soothing and pleasant to visit to mention the real man Japanese people that were there to pray for their wishes. . It's a little bit far from Marsuyama, and toll fees are a tiny bit high, but other than that, I have no complaints

jj W.

Google
Such a beautiful shrine to wander around - we arrived at dusk and only had a few minutes but will definitely go back! I love the 2000 year old tree and temple history, want to get back to see the samurai artifacts.

Vantageshots

Google
They aren’t signing goshuincho books due to COVID at the moment, but will give you a pre customized seal on a separate piece of paper if you would like to stick it in your book. Highly recommend checking out the armor at the museum that ties with Tsuruhime and the huge camphor tree on the shrine grounds.

anthony S.

Google
This is a beautiful temple and very large but very few visitors. If you are biking, it is 100% worth it to venture off on the island explorer route to visit this temple.

Chris O.

Google
The collection of national treasures here was really worth the detour to this side of the island. Unfortunately photos are not allowed, but if you're into huge ancient swords and amazingly preserved armor from the samurai era, make a point to come here.