Daisen Masumizu Highland and Masumizu Highland Sky Lift
Uplands and a lift in Hoki, rising to 900 metres.
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Uplands and a lift in Hoki, rising to 900 metres.
A park and river in Nanbu, known for cherry blossom in the west of the prefecture.
The area around a thatched hut in Kofu, known as a place to view the south face of Mount Daisen.
An observation hut in Hino, where the mandarin duck, the prefectural bird, can be seen close up.
A Yayoi-period site in Daisen at the foot of the mountain, among the largest settlement remains in Japan.
An athletic course at the foot of Mount Daisen, walked along a timber-built route.
A mountain in Nichinan, held to be the setting of the myth of the slaying of Yamata-no-Orochi.
An event held at the season of autumn colour on Mount Daisen, best from late October into early November.
A museum in Hoki showing the work of the photographer Shoji Ueda, with Mount Daisen in view.
A park in Daisen with a statue of a crow tengu, looking out to Mount Daisen.
An aquarium in Hamada, the only one in western Japan keeping beluga whales.
A 50-minute boat around the moats of Matsue Castle. The roof lowers to pass beneath the low bridges.
A lighthouse at the eastern tip of the Shimane peninsula, completed in 1898, looking over the Sea of Japan.
A museum in Izumo, closed for refitting since April 2025 and due to reopen in October 2026.
A museum in Okuizumo on the history of tatara ironmaking and the Japanese sword.
A swimming beach on the Shimane peninsula in Matsue, with clear shallow water and fishing.
A lodging and camping centre in Onan, with a pool open in summer.
A centre in Izumo showing the brackish and freshwater life of Lake Shinji.
A museum in Oda, opened in 1991, with an hourglass that takes a year to run through.
A shore in Hamada, a national natural monument, where a wide flat rock bed is exposed.
A campsite in Okinoshima with pitches for 50 tents and a dining room.
A rite at Washihara Hachimangu in Tsuwano. Its horse ground is designated a prefectural historic site.