Nima Sand Museum
A museum in Oda, opened in 1991, with an hourglass that takes a year to run through.
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A museum in Oda, opened in 1991, with an hourglass that takes a year to run through.
The only island in Lake Shinji, 110 metres long, part of the sunset view.
A shore in Hamada, a national natural monument, where a wide flat rock bed is exposed.
A shrine in the hills of Yasugi, honouring the deity of tatara ironmaking.
A theatre in Yasugi, staging the Yasugi folk song and the loach-scooping dance on weekends and holidays.
The first shrine of Oki province, in Okinoshima, a leading shrine since the Heian period.
A roadside station in Yoshika, with a farm products hall, a hot spring and lodging.
A campsite in Okinoshima with pitches for 50 tents and a dining room.
A hot spring in Misato, a cure bath where the water rises through the floor of the tub.
A rite at Washihara Hachimangu in Tsuwano. Its horse ground is designated a prefectural historic site.
A stone monument in Matsue, raised in 1939 for the repose of Gensuke, said to have been the human pillar of the Matsue great bridge.
A roadside station in Yasugi on National Route 9, with an eating house in an old farmhouse.
A products hall beside Matsue Castle, dealing in the prefecture's sweets and crafts.
Hydrangeas at Gesshoji in Matsue, colouring the grounds in the rainy season.