TottoriNature & SceneryDaisen
Mt. Daisen
The Fuji of Hoki, and the highest peak in the Chugoku region. Beech forest spreads across it.
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TottoriHot SpringsMisasa
Misasa Onsen
One of the strongest radon springs in the world. You can also drink it and inhale it.
Yurihama
Hawai Onsen
A hot spring district whose name reads as Hawai. It rises on the shore of a brackish lake.
TottoriHistoric DistrictsAround Sakaiminato
Matsuba Crab
The male snow crab. Landings here compete for first place in Japan.
ShimaneArt & CraftsHamada
Iwami Kagura
Known for its Yamata-no-Orochi piece. A local performing art danced through the night.
Izumo
Kamiarisai
In the tenth lunar month the gods of all Japan gather in Izumo. What is the month without gods elsewhere is the month with gods here.
ShimaneArchitecture
ShimaneCraft ExperiencesOda
Iwami Ginzan
It was recognised for taking silver without wrecking the environment. At one point Japan held about a third of the world's silver, much of it produced here.
ShimaneGardensYasugi
Adachi Museum
It has topped an American magazine's ranking of Japanese gardens for over twenty years. The windows are treated as picture frames.
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ShimaneArchitecture
ShimaneNature & SceneryNishinoshima
Kuniga Coast
Matengai cliff, 257 metres high. Cattle and horses graze on the clifftop.
ShimaneHot SpringsOda
Yunotsu Onsen
A spa town that was also the port from which silver was shipped. The only hot spring town designated a preservation district.
ShimaneHot SpringsMatsue
Horikawa Cruise
You circle the castle moat by small boat. At the low bridges the roof comes down.
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OkayamaArchitectureKurashiki
Bikanchiku
Goods gathered here as a territory ruled directly by the shogunate. White-walled storehouses line the canal.
Okayama
Narukama Shinji
Fortune is read from the sound of a ringing cauldron. It became the subject of a tale in Ueda Akinari's Ugetsu Monogatari.