Matsue History Museum
Matsue History Museum. It preserves materials on the castle town.
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Matsue History Museum. It preserves materials on the castle town.
Sahimel, the Sanbe nature museum in Oda. It covers the buried forest and astronomy.
Aquas in Hamada. An aquarium known for the bubble rings of its beluga whales.
The Iwami Ginzan World Heritage Center in Oda. It presents the silver-refining technique known as the haifuki cupellation method.
The Iwami Ginzan Museum in Oda. It covers mining history and mine-tunnel technology.
The Nima Sand Museum in Oda. It has a sandglass whose sand takes one year to run out.
Gobius, the Lake Shinji nature museum in Izumo. It exhibits brackish-water creatures.
Shinji-ko Green Park in Izumo. It handles the conservation of wild birds and wetlands.
The prefecture's college of agriculture and forestry and its agricultural technology center. They train people for agriculture.
The prefecture's agricultural technology center. It researches Shimane's rice, such as Nita rice, and horticulture.
The prefecture's mountainous region research center. It researches forests and hilly and mountainous areas.
The prefecture's fisheries technology center. It surveys the resources of the Sea of Japan and Lake Shinji.
Shimane University's Estuary Research Center. It researches brackish-water areas. It is the only one of its kind in Japan.
A nature museum in Oki. It covers the geology and natural history of the geopark.
Entô in Oki. A geopark hub that combines accommodation and exhibits in one.
The Shimane Nuclear Power Museum in Matsue. It serves energy education.
Shimane Nuclear Power Station in Matsue. The only nuclear power plant located in a prefectural capital.
Misumi Power Station in Hamada. It deals with thermal power generation and environmental technology.
Hagi-Iwami Airport in Masuda. It serves the region's transportation.
Fudenosato Kobo in Kumano. It exhibits the history of brushes, and visitors can try brush making.
Koyudo in Kumano. It makes the heads of makeup brushes.
BEFORE EXPLORING JAPAN · Getting to know Japanese culture
Two places you will come across on your trip. A shrine enshrines the kami of Shinto; a temple is a place to face the teachings of Buddhism and the Buddhas. Their entrances and the etiquette for visiting also differ.
A shrine honors Shinto kami; a temple follows Buddhist teachings. Learn how to recognize each place and visit respectfully.
Follow the guidance of each shrine or temple for the actual etiquette.