出雲大社に / At Izumo Taisha 🌸 1 Hour Japan Music | Wandering Japan

Songs about wandering through Japan's sacred places. "At Izumo Taisha" — a story set in Izumo, Shimane. A lone traveler. A quiet shrine. A moment that changed everything. Indie folk & dream pop, sung in Japanese with romaji lyrics. New music every week 🎵 ♥ If this music brought you somewhere peaceful, a like helps more people find it. Thank you 🙏 📍 Izumo, Shimane | Japan travel BGM ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ #JapanMusic #TravelBGM #WanderingJapan #MononoAware #JapanBGM #StudyMusic #RelaxingMusic #IndieFolk ======================================== 日本の観光地を旅する、物語のある音楽。 「出雲大社に」— 島根・出雲を舞台にした物語。 一人旅、神社の静けさ、忘れられない瞬間。 インディーフォーク × ドリームポップ × 日本語歌詞（ローマ字付き） 毎週新曲配信中🎵 ♥ この音楽が少しでも心を和ませたなら、いいねを押してもらえると嬉しいです 🙏 📍 島根・出雲 ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ #日本音楽 #旅BGM #WanderingJapan #物の哀れ #作業用BGM #勉強用BGM #癒し #インディーフォーク ======================================== 📌 About Izumo Taisha, Shimane • One of Japan's oldest and most sacred Shinto shrines — dedicated to the god of relationships • The giant sacred rope (大注連縄) hanging in the main hall is one of Japan's most iconic sights • Unique tradition: worshippers bow twice, clap four times, bow once (instead of the usual two claps) • Izumo soba (three-tiered cold soba) is the local specialty and a must-try • Access: Yakumo limited express from Okayama (~2.5 hrs) or from Matsue by local train • Best seasons: October (the month when all of Japan's gods are said to gather here) 📌 島根・出雲大社について • 縁結びの神・大国主命を祀る日本最古の神社のひとつ • 拝殿に掲げられた巨大な大注連縄は日本随一の迫力 • 参拝作法は「二礼四拍手一礼」と全国の神社と異なるのが特徴 • 出雲そば（割子そば）は三段重ねの冷たいそばで名物グルメ • アクセス：岡山からやくも特急で約2時間30分 / 松江から一畑電車 • おすすめの時期：神無月（10月）— 全国の神様が出雲に集まると言われる月 ======================================== 🎵 Lyrics (English Translation) ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ I took the Yakumo train Alone, all the way to Shimane To visit the god of connections Alone — funny, isn't it When I stepped onto the pine-lined path The air changed This place has been this place For hundreds of years Standing before the main hall Two bows, four claps, one bow The Izumo way I pressed my hands together properly What did I wish for? I can't quite say I came to ask for connection But nothing came to mind Still, when the prayer was done Something felt lighter Not because the god granted it — More like The fact that I came this far Was already enough I looked up at the sacred rope And had to laugh — it was enormous Something this big Had been here all along I ate Izumo soba alone In a quiet little shop An ordinary afternoon That felt surprisingly good Izumo Taisha I'll come back If something gets tied together I'll come back