Mitoya River Embankment Cherry Trees
About two kilometres of cherry trees along the Mitoya River in Unnan.
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About two kilometres of cherry trees along the Mitoya River in Unnan.
A roadside station near Izumo Taisha, with souvenirs and Izumo soba.
The house in Matsue where Lafcadio Hearn lived, with the room that looks onto the garden preserved.
A shrine beside Matsue Castle, said to have been built by the lord of the domain after a dream.
Storehouses in Unnan belonging to the Tanabe family, who worked in tatara ironmaking.
A park in Oda, between the townscape district and the mine district of Iwami Ginzan.
A large maze in Unnan, with three routes of different difficulty.
A day-use natural hot spring in Kawamoto, refitted in May 2019.
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 double-loop road in Okuizumo, the largest of its kind in Japan, which coils when seen from above.
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.
The collective name for seven kinds of fish and shellfish taken from Lake Shinji, among them clams and sea bass.
A mountain in Oda, with Sanbe Onsen at its foot, one of the most generous springs in the Chugoku region.
A waterfall in Okinoshima, two strands side by side, 50 and 40 metres high.
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.