On the first day, travel under the Shimanami Kaido, and pass through the narrow straits between islands known as “Seto” that gave the sea its name. Anchor near Miyajima and head ashore early the next morning to visit Itsukushima Shrine, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. People have worshipped the entire island of Miyajima since ancient times, and the shrine was first established in 593. In the afternoon, cruise to the southeast and visit Kashima, the southernmost island of Hiroshima, where a beautiful landscape of terraced fields climbs almost to the top of the hills. Anchor alongside Omishima as dusk descends.
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