Doyama Shrine

Info

Address:

Rishima Village, Tokyo

Public Transportation:

Rishima Port → 15-minute walk

Phone Number:

04992-9-0331 (Rishima Village Board of Education)

Price

Freedom of communion

Spot Category

Shrines・Temples・Churches

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