Eshima Bridge (Betabumi-zaka)
A bridge joining Matsue with Sakaiminato in Tottori. It crosses Nakaumi and rises to about 45 metres.
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A bridge joining Matsue with Sakaiminato in Tottori. It crosses Nakaumi and rises to about 45 metres.
A lake west of Matsue, known for its sunsets and for its freshwater clams.
A shore west of Izumo Taisha, held to be the setting of the myth of the ceding of the land, with Bentenjima offshore.
A Japanese garden on Daikonshima in Matsue, known for its peonies and for ginseng.
Flowering peaches planted in the Kawasumi hamlet of Onan, put in year after year by residents on fallow land.
A flower and bird theme park in Matsue, with greenhouses on a hill above Lake Shinji.
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.
The remains of a tatara ironworking settlement in Unnan, with the furnace house and row houses still standing.
The tallest building in the prefecture, in Matsue, with its 14th-floor viewing deck open to the public.
Cherry trees along the Hii River in Unnan, chosen among Japan's hundred finest cherry sites.
The red roof tiles used in Shimane, which shape the look of the coastal villages.
About two kilometres of cherry trees along the Mitoya River in Unnan.
A large maze in Unnan, with three routes of different difficulty.
The collective name for seven kinds of fish and shellfish taken from Lake Shinji, among them clams and sea bass.
A waterfall in Okinoshima, two strands side by side, 50 and 40 metres high.
The only island in Lake Shinji, 110 metres long, part of the sunset view.
A shore in Nishinoshima, part of a UNESCO Global Geopark, with high sea cliffs.