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AI-generated imageJapanese garden Yushien
The Japanese garden of Daikonjima, known for its peonies and Korean ginseng. You can enjoy the flowers of all four seasons and the pond and fountain touristic garden.
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AI-generated imageMatsue Vogel Park
A year-round park themed around flowers and birds. You can enjoy the world's largest exhibition greenhouse and interaction with birds.
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AI-generated imageYachigaki Shrine
An ancient shrine dedicated to Susanoo and Inada Hime no Mikoto, where marriage is celebrated. It is also well-known for its fortune-telling at the Mirror Pond.
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AI-generated imageShimoda Lake
A freshwater lake known as a scenic spot for sunsets. You can enjoy walking along the lakeside, sightseeing boats, and the scenery of clam fishing.
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AI-generated imageMibokan Lighthouse
A white limestone lighthouse overlooking the Sea of Japan and Mount Oyama at the eastern end of the Shimane Peninsula. There are also walking paths and observation spots.
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AI-generated imageEgashima Bridge (Beta Tsuburisan)
The large bridge with a PC ramen structure spanning the Nakai Sea. It is known for its steep slope-like appearance seen from afar.
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AI-generated imageInazo Beach
A beach known for its national transfer myth and Shinshin-tsuki, a festival to welcome gods. It is a beautiful scenic spot with Benitashima and sunset.
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AI-generated image[Closed until September 2026] Shimane Prefectural Ancient Izumo Historical Museum
Checked September 9, 2026: exhibitions remain closed, with reopening planned for October 1. The general exhibition and mythology corridor are being renewed. Confirm the reopening date and visitor information on the official site before visiting.
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AI-generated imageIchibata Yakushi
An ancient temple revered as the medicine master of the eyes. From the precincts on the stone steps, you can see Lake Suwa.
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AI-generated imageShimane Prefectural Shindo Lake Nature Museum Gobius
An experiential aquarium that introduces creatures living in Lake Suwa, the Inland Sea, and rivers in Shimane Prefecture. It is also suitable for family outings on rainy days.
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AI-generated imageDemon's trembling tongue
Giant rocks and clear stream valleys created by the erosion of the Omaki River. You can enjoy a changing landscape from the walking path.
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AI-generated imageSuhara Memorial Hall
A museum that conveys the history and culture of the Sihara family, which operated a tataara steelworks. The garden and sophisticated folk crafts are also highlights.
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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 imageTsunanomiya Castle Ruins
A medieval and early modern castle site with stone walls remaining on the mountain. You can climb up by lift and walkway and enjoy a panoramic view of the townscape of Tsunan.
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AI-generated imageShirashima coast
A scenic spot at the northernmost tip of Shikoku with a beautiful contrast between the white rocky skin and the blue sea. You can see the coastline from the observation deck.
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AI-generated imageTamanagami Falls
Two waterfalls fall on either side of Danjinkyo Shrine. The main waterfall is "Urami Falls", which can be viewed from behind the rock cave.
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AI-generated imageIwakura's breast cedar
A giant tree with an estimated age of about 800 years standing in the middle of Iwakura Mountain. It is characterized by its mysterious appearance with breast-shaped roots hanging down.
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AI-generated imageChihara Onsen
An old-fashioned hot spring resort that remains quietly hidden in the middle of Sanbetsu Mountain. A spring source containing carbon dioxide gas gushes directly from the foot of the bathtub.
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AI-generated imageYubado Onsen
A small hot spring town surrounded by the sound of flowing water and the forest. The stacked hot spring ingredients in the bathtub create a scenery like Chiranada.
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AI-generated imageShiogawa Onsen
A hot spring overlooking the Enokawa River and the former San'e Line. You can enjoy hot spring water flowing from the source while overlooking the river scenery of the four seasons.
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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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