Kotogahama
A 1.4-kilometre beach in Oda, known for sand that sings when you walk on it.
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A 1.4-kilometre beach in Oda, known for sand that sings when you walk on it.
Bicycles for hire at Izumoshi Station, which can be left at points around the city.
A roadside station at Taki in Izumo, on National Route 9, looking out over the Sea of Japan.
The house in Matsue where Lafcadio Hearn lived, with the room that looks onto the garden preserved.
A former station building in Izumo, built in 1924 in pure Japanese style.
Storehouses in Unnan belonging to the Tanabe family, who worked in tatara ironmaking.
A double-loop road in Okuizumo, the largest of its kind in Japan, which coils when seen from above.
A theatre in Yasugi, staging the Yasugi folk song and the loach-scooping dance on weekends and holidays.
A roadside station in Yasugi on National Route 9, with an eating house in an old farmhouse.
A limestone cave in Maniwa, held to be the oldest recorded in Japanese documents.
A fish market at Shimotsui in Kurashiki, with the day's octopus and mantis shrimp.
A fishing method used in Bizen and elsewhere, in which you wait in a hut over a lift net and take fish at night.
An observatory at Bisei in Ibara, with a 101-centimetre telescope.
A centre in Misaki made as a place to get to know livestock farming, on five hectares.
A hot-spring facility on Kurahashijima in Kure, with two large bathhouses.