Itsukushima Shrine is a rare shrine in Japan where wooden buildings are lined up in the sea of ​​the cove with the island of the Seto Inland Sea in the background.

The structure of the shrine began in the 12th century, but it was burnt down and rebuilt in 1241.

The beautiful natural scenery of Itsukushima's lush forests approaching the coastline has long been praised as one of the "Three Views of Japan".

Registered as a World Cultural Heritage Site in 1996, it is an excellent building that conveys Japan's unique culture, and is highly regarded for its cultural landscape as a whole.

• By using the newly added stickers, you can reproduce the details of the exhibition plate, the forehead of the Otorii, and the temple more realistically.
• The kit can reproduce the Otorii and the main shrine.
• The roof parts are molded in brown, and the torii and temple parts are molded in red, reducing the time and effort of painting.
• Comes with a blue pedestal that resembles the surface of the sea.

* This product is a kit that requires assembly and painting.

* Adhesives and tools are required for assembly and painting.