Taikodani Inari Shrine
A shrine in Tsuwano, its approach to the castle hill lined with about 1,000 torii.
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A shrine in Tsuwano, its approach to the castle hill lined with about 1,000 torii.
A castle site on a summit 362 metres high, looking down on the streets of Tsuwano.
A shrine in Matsue, counted with Izumo Taisha among the great shrines of Izumo province.
A museum on the shore of Lake Shinji, which stays open until the hour of the sunset.
One of the twelve surviving castle keeps, named a national treasure in 2015.
A street in Tsuwano, with the white walls of samurai houses and carp swimming in the channel.
A castle site in Yasugi, seat of the Warring States house of Amago.
A shrine at Hinomisaki in Izumo, with vermilion halls that are important cultural properties.
A temple in Matsue, mortuary temple of the Matsudaira lords, with the graves of the first nine.
A shrine in Matsue with three halls side by side, revered both for making ties and for cutting them.
A shrine beside Matsue Castle, said to have been built by the lord of the domain after a dream.
A street along the moat north of Matsue Castle, lined with houses in samurai-residence style.
A lift up to the Tsuwano castle site, boarded near Taikodani Inari Shrine.
A shrine on Kohama beach in Masuda. A path of sand leads out to the island only at low tide.
A roadside station in Hamada facing the Sea of Japan, with Iwami kagura performed on some days.
A centre in Matsue in the former Bank of Japan Matsue branch building.
A museum in Tsuwano showing the papers of Ogai Mori, who was born in the town.
A shrine in the hills of Yasugi, honouring the deity of tatara ironmaking.
The first shrine of Oki province, in Okinoshima, a leading shrine since the Heian period.
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 museum in Tsuwano holding the work of the painter Mitsumasa Anno, who came from the town.
Hydrangeas at Gesshoji in Matsue, colouring the grounds in the rainy season.
The site of an ancient mountain fortress in Soja. One of Japan's hundred fine castles, though no history records it.