Promotion video SunDance 2014 Hiroshima
Sundance 2014! Camping & Cabin
包が浦自然公園 キャンプとコテージ
コテージは1つにつき大人4人まで入れます。 中にはトイレ、シャワー、キッチン、部屋2つ（和室が1つ）、テレビ、冷蔵庫、エアコンがあります。 1日使用なら15時から翌10時までの利用になります。
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包ヶ浦自然公園の総合案内及び公園内の宿泊施設その他の受付を行っています。（施設利用は予約制です）広大な園内にはキャンプ場・運動広場・テニスコート・バーベキューハウスなどがあり、様々な目的で利用可能です。
公園前に広がる白く美しい砂浜と遠浅の海岸線では、夏は海水浴を楽しむことができます。所在地 広島県廿日市市宮島町包ヶ浦
電話番号（公園管理センター０８２９－４４－２９０３
交通 サンダンスシャトルバスで宮島桟橋から会場まで 100円 宮島桟橋からタクシーでは５分
駐車場 駐車場あり（無料200台）チケットにはフェリー代、バス代は含まれておりません。
フェリー代 180円（宮島口⇔宮島港）
サンダンスシャトルバス 100円（宮島港⇔会場）
飲食物を会場内に持ち込まないでください。
会場内では各国のフード屋台やドリンクが楽しめます。
Miyajima Tsutsumigaura Recreation Park （Camping & Cabin)
Facing a white beach, the park has campsites, cabins for families and groups, playgrounds, tennis courts, Visitors can enjoy swimming in the ocean in summer.
In case you want to rent a cabin, please, contact the phone number: 080 3888 2179 (Piero) 0R
Cabins Includes: Toilet, Bath, Shower, Kitchen, 2 Rooms, TV, Refrigerator & Conditioner.
In case you want to camp, please, contact the phone number: 0829-44-2903 (Tsutsumigaura Recreation Park.)
All park facilities are available by reservation only.
For more information, please contact the Management Center of Miyajima Tsutsumigaura Recreation Park. Phone: 0829-44-2903
Access to Miyajima Tsutsumigaura Natural Park
ADDRESS: Tsutsumigaura, Miyajima-cho, Hatsukaichi City
ACCESS: ① Get off at JR Miyajima-guchi (宮島口) Station (JR Sanyo Line) or Miyajima-guchi (宮島口)
Streetcar Stop (Hiroden Miyajima Line) and take a ferry to Miyajima Island. Then take a bus
from Miyajima Pier.
A bus to the beach runs from the Miyajima Pier.
② By car, from Hatsukaichi (廿日市) I.C. on the Sanyo Expressway, drive on Route 2 toward
Iwakuni City (岩国市) for 10 mins and take a ferry at Miyajima-guchi to Miyajima Island
Sundance Ticket no including ferry & bus.Ferry 180yen, Sundance Bus 100yen.
No Drink or Food to be taken to event.
Drink & International food available.
今年で10回目を迎えるSUNDANCE。
今年も宮島包ヶ浦自然公園で開催することとなりました。
SUNDANCEといえば、地元広島で活躍しているアーティストによる世界の歌や踊りのビーチパーティーです。
今年もメインステージではバンドライブやダンスパフォーマンスなど期待を裏切りません！
また今年のメインステージは大きなテントの下に設けますので日陰対策もバッチリです!
各エリアでは、ヒップホップ、ハウス、レゲエ、ラテンのＤＪブースありで、１日中大好きな音楽で楽しむこともできます。
また今年は子供用に遊ぶことのできるスペースも準備！
お腹がすいたら、世界の食べ物屋台が待っています。
ご家族連れで楽しめるイベントです。
ENGLISH
SUNDANCE is celebrating its 10th year this year.
It’s all happening again, at Tsutsumigaura Nature Park, on Miyajima.
SUNDANCE is a Beach Party full of music and dancing from around the world, brought to you by musicians and artists claiming their name to fame right here in Hiroshima.
They’re back on stage, and they won’t let you down.
Not only that, this year, the main stage is under a huge tent, so no worries about that blistering sunburn.
Check out the DJ booths in each area too, to get your fill of hip-hop, house, reggae and Latin as you please, to make your day perfect!
Oh, and there’s play area for the little ones this year, too!
If you get hungry visit the food vendors waiting to serve you the best of international cuisine.
Great fun for the whole family.
Shrine Miyajima Itsukushima in Japan
The Itsukushima Shrine Itsukushima Jinja is a shinto shrine on the island of Miyajima (also known as Itsukushima in Japan ⛩
Unfortunately, we haven't seen the largest shrine that was standing in the water, completely covered and invisible because of the work on the shrine.
Traditionally, people have felt the spiritual holiness of Miyajima and have worshiped and worshiped the island itself as goddesses. The main shrine is said to have been built in 593 by Saeki Kuramoto.
It is believed that the goddesses chose this island because an enclosed bay was sought for the site of the sanctuary.
And again u have to watch out for deer because they only eat clothes and paper.
It is located near the shrine of beautiful beaches so u can relax and swim, name of beach is Tsutsumigaura Beach Miyajima
In the summer, there is a roped-off swimming area during the sea-bathing season (mid July-Aug 31). During this time, there are showers and a cafeteria open for business in the main facility near the beach. Close by, there is a great camp site, tennis courts, wide grassy area good for those who want to get away from the sand or play sports. Cabins, beach houses and tents also available for rent, but try to reserve early as they are very popular.
Apparently there is space for 1,000 people in the campsite and costs around 1,000 yen per person each night (cheaper for kids), add a few hundred yen more if u want to use a bbq range or make a campfire (materials provided). You can use the camping area with your own tent and gear if you pay a small charge for using the space, no camping is allowed outside the official camping grounds. The camp area has good, clean toilets and other facilities, there is also a lot of shade which is essential for summer camping in Japan.
The Floating Shrine on the Sea and The shrine has more than 1400 years of history and is a registered World Heritage Site. Situated on the beautiful Itsukushima, the vermilion-lacquered shrine blends well with the Prussian blue sea and the greenery of the jungle and mimics the elegance of the Heian era. Many visitors from all over the world continue to visit.
The shrine is located in the city of Hatsukaichi in the Hiroshima Prefecture of Japan. Since 1996 the shrine is on the UNESCO World Heritage List. Various buildings and objects from the shrine are also on the list of the National Heritage of Japan. The history of the shrine goes back to the 6th century. It has been destroyed several times. The current shrine dates from the mid-16th century, but the design was said to have remained unchanged since 1168 when the current buildings were erected by order of General Taira no Kiyomori.
The Torii. A torii is the gateway to a shrine. The torii of Itsukushima stands in the sea because people used to visit the shrine via the sea. It is one of the most famous tourist attractions of Japan. The torii is 16.8 m high and weighs around 60 tons.
A torii is a traditional Japanese gate that usually provides access to a Shintō shrine (jinja). Entering a Shintō shrine one sees one or more traditional Japanese gates or torii. The torii is seen as the transition from the profane (the 'normal' world) to the sacred. They are characteristic of shintō shrines. The basic construction of a torii consists of two vertical beams with two horizontal beams on top, usually completely painted red. As the evolution of the torii, the construction has also become more complex, with support beams and various decorative elements such as kanji.#Ref91029060