Matsue Horikawa Sightseeing Boat
A 50-minute boat around the moats of Matsue Castle. The roof lowers to pass beneath the low bridges.
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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 gorge about 2.3 kilometres long in Okuizumo, cut through rock by a swift river.
A small island off Okinoshima. The setting sun lines up beyond a 20-metre rock.
A hot-spring facility in Hamada, closed on 31 March 2026.
A street in Tsuwano, with the white walls of samurai houses and carp swimming in the channel.
A public bath in Unnan, a cure resort on the middle Hii River.
A swimming beach on the Shimane peninsula in Matsue, with clear shallow water and fishing.
The tallest building in the prefecture, in Matsue, with its 14th-floor viewing deck open to the public.
A house and garden in Okuizumo, home of the Sakurai family, who worked in tatara ironmaking.
A 1.4-kilometre beach in Oda, known for sand that sings when you walk on it.
A lodging and camping centre in Onan, with a pool open in summer.
Cherry trees along the Hii River in Unnan, chosen among Japan's hundred finest cherry sites.
A drop-in bathhouse on the Tamatsukuri hot-spring street, shaped to suggest a magatama bead.
A day-use hot spring in front of Izumoshi Station, drawing water from 1,800 metres down.
A castle site in Yasugi, seat of the Warring States house of Amago.
A hot spring in Izumo, counted among Japan's three finest waters for the skin.
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 red roof tiles used in Shimane, which shape the look of the coastal villages.