At the very top of the island, there is a beautiful, nice, old Shinto Shrine.
I really enjoyed the visit to the island. The weather was nice and warm with just enough cloud cover for taking pictures free of the sun's glare.
Of course, the moon is fake. Just playing with some photo editing apps on the iPhone. ;-)
We can often see these big vases that can hold close to 15 or 20 gallons of water. Some people put plants inside of them, some people put goldfish inside of them. I couldn't figure out what that little round things are. They look like porcelain eggs, but are floating!
The shrine had a beautiful wooden fence around it with cutouts in the shapes of stars and hearts.
Although most shrines are not painted, this one has lots of reds, greens, and dark colors.
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