Places in Sanin
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AI-generated imageWorld Heritage Site Iwami Ginzan
A World Heritage Site that includes the ruins of a silver mine, a mining town, roads, and a port. You can walk from the townscape of Omori to Ryugendo Temple.
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AI-generated imageMitsubishiyama
A volcano belonging to Oyamagiri Kinki National Park. You can enjoy climbing, walking on the grassland, natural museums, and hot springs in combination.
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AI-generated imageOnsenzu Onsen
A historic hot spring town that flourished as a port town of Iwami Ginzan. You can visit the retro townscape and the outdoor hot spring with flowing hot springs.
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AI-generated imageKotohama
A white sandy beach known for its "beeping sand" that makes a sound when you walk. The sunset that sinks into the Sea of Japan is also a highlight.
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AI-generated imageMitsubishikojibara Buried Forest Park
You can visit the giant tree forest preserved underground by the Sanbetsu Mountain eruption about 4,000 years ago in an underground exhibition as it was excavated.
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AI-generated imageHatsumi Ryugensuji (Ishimiya Ginzan)
An Iwami Ginzan mine tunnel retaining chisel marks. Open 9:00–17:00 (until 16:00 December–February), last entry 10 minutes before closing. Adults ¥500; elementary/junior high students ¥250. Buy tickets at Ginzan Gate, not the entrance office.
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AI-generated imageMitsubeki Onsen
A historic hot spring resort that springs from the foot of Mt. Mikuni. It is known for its abundant natural springs and brown hot water containing iron.
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AI-generated imageMitsubeki Onsen Kame no Yu
An old-fashioned communal bathhouse that remains in the hot spring town. The lukewarm spring water pours generously from the bathtub.
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AI-generated imageYurakasu Onsen
A hot spring in a small inn in the mountains of Nimama. Close to Iwami Ginzan and Kotogahama, there are day trips and private baths.
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AI-generated imageNima Sand Museum
A sand museum that exhibits the world's largest annual sand clock, the "Sand Calendar". You can experience the wonders of sound sand and sand.
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AI-generated imageRoadside Station Goise Nimama
A roadside station located in front of Nimata and Iwami Ginzan IC. In addition to food and specialty products from Ota, it also has an RV park and a dog run.
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AI-generated imageRoad Station Road Ginzan
A roadside station with the theme of local production and consumption. You can taste local dishes from Ota such as box sushi, Sanpei soba, and abalone rice bowl.
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AI-generated imageMinato Shokudo KAN
A seafood restaurant overlooking Yunotsu Port, with local fish delivered from the fishing port and sea views from every seat.
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AI-generated imageKameya
Seasonal fish selected by the owner at market auction. From autumn to spring, local-style monkfish iriyaki also appears on the menu.
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AI-generated imageWada Chinmi / VIEW & CAFE SHINWA
A cafe and seafood shop overlooking the Sea of Japan, with pufferfish-broth ochazuke, pufferfish curry, local sake and seafood delicacies.
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