San-in Godo Bank Headquarters Observation Floor
The tallest building in the prefecture, in Matsue, with its 14th-floor viewing deck open to the public.
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The tallest building in the prefecture, in Matsue, with its 14th-floor viewing deck open to the public.
Cherry trees along the Hii River in Unnan, chosen among Japan's hundred finest cherry sites.
The red roof tiles used in Shimane, which shape the look of the coastal villages.
About two kilometres of cherry trees along the Mitoya River in Unnan.
A large maze in Unnan, with three routes of different difficulty.
The collective name for seven kinds of fish and shellfish taken from Lake Shinji, among them clams and sea bass.
A waterfall in Okinoshima, two strands side by side, 50 and 40 metres high.
The only island in Lake Shinji, 110 metres long, part of the sunset view.
An island off Ushimado in Setouchi. At low tide a path of sand appears, joining three islands.
A theme park in Akaiwa modelled on the German countryside, with flowers through the seasons.
A sweet shop in Setouchi, with some 5,000 kinds of sweets and toys together.
An amusement park and eating place in Maniwa, serving the grilled meat Hiruzen is known for.
A waterfall about 10 metres high in Kagamino, which can be seen from behind.
A left-luggage counter beside the Shinkansen gates at Okayama Station.
A roadside station in Nishiawakura, dealing in sweets and specialities from inside and outside the prefecture.
A field at 350 metres in Mimasaka, with sunflowers over three hectares.
An outlet mall in Kurashiki, large for the Chugoku-Shikoku region.
A shopping complex joined to Okayama Station, with souvenirs and restaurants.
An association that guides visitors around Kojima in Kurashiki, formed in 2013.
A gorge of about four kilometres in Higashihiroshima, which Sanyo Rai praised as the Yabakei of Aki.
A visitor pear orchard in Akitakata, with picking from early August to mid October.
A visitor apple orchard at Toyosaka in Higashihiroshima, growing many varieties.