Shimane Prefectural College of Agriculture and Forestry and Agricultural Technology Center
The prefecture's college of agriculture and forestry and its agricultural technology center. They train people for agriculture.
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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.
A bridge joining Matsue with Sakaiminato in Tottori. It crosses Nakaumi and rises to about 45 metres.
A slope at Higashiizumo in Matsue, held in the Kojiki to be the boundary between the land of the dead and this world.
A lake west of Matsue, known for its sunsets and for its freshwater clams.
A shrine at Tamatsukuri in Matsue, where touching the wishing stone as you pray is said to grant the wish.
A roadside station opened in Onan in August 2025, selling local vegetables and specialities.
The only mine tunnel at the Iwami Ginzan silver mine kept permanently open, walkable from end to end.
A hot spring in Hamada, opened in the late Edo period and known as a bath of beauty.
An aquarium in Hamada, the only one in western Japan keeping beluga whales.
A day-use hot spring in Izumo, at Yunokawa Onsen, one of Japan's three finest waters for the skin.