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Izumo Taisha Grand Shrine
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About this spot
Izumo Taisha, one of Japan's most ancient and important Shinto shrines, appears in the emotional ending scenes of BANANA FISH. This sacred place of connections and bonds carries deep significance in the context of the series' themes of love and sacrifice.
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Ichibata Electric Railway, Izumotaisha-mae Station (15 min walk)
Featured in 1 anime
BANANA FISHIzumo Taisha appears in the series' poignant conclusion, where the shrine known for its power over human connections serves as a symbolic setting for the story's resolution.
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Visitor Tips
Early morning for a serene atmosphere
Moderate; very crowded during New Year and Kamiari-zuki (October in lunar calendar)
Photography allowed in most outdoor areas; no photography inside the main hall
October (old calendar) is Kamiari-zuki when all gods gather here; autumn colors are beautiful
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