• Explore the serene beauty of Kamishima Island on our 'E-bike and God's Island trekking' adventure! Departing from WAKKA guest house on Omishima, this journey promises an unforgettable experience.
• Effortlessly glide through the island's flat terrains on our top-notch E-bikes, ensuring a stress-free ride for all. Discover the ancient tranquility of the 2,600-year-old Oyamazumi Shrine, known as the Island of the Gods. Ascend 266 meters to Mt. Anjin, surrounded by majestic camphor trees, and relish breathtaking views of the Seto Inland Sea during this mildly challenging trek.
• Indulge in Kamishima Island's authentic flavors with our exclusive local delicacies, especially the renowned 'Kamishima Manju.' It's not just about satisfying your taste buds but immersing yourself in the island's healing essence.
• Join us for an adventure filled with natural beauty, serene landscapes, and the soothing ambiance of Kamishima Island. Enjoy a rejuvenating experience!

Oyamazumi Shrine on Omishima Island, nestled in Japan's Seto Inland Sea, holds immense significance for samurai enthusiasts. While the shrine itself is revered, its collection of armor and weaponry steals the spotlight. Around 80% of Japan's National Treasure-level armaments reside here, stemming from offerings made by victorious samurai praying for success in battle. Positioned along a historic sea route between Kyoto and Kyushu, the shrine became a pivotal stop for warriors seeking divine favor. The shrine, surrounded by ancient Camphor trees, boasts two colossal specimens estimated to be thousands of years old, revered and adorned with sacred ropes. Notably, the guardian statues at the main gate diverge from the norm: instead of traditional fierce giants, they portray Zuijin, standing figures in armor, emphasizing the shrine's martial heritage. Oyamazumi Shrine stands as a revered sanctuary honoring the legacy of samurai through its extraordinary collection and sacred setting.