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島根県 · Regional selections

足立美術館

松江・安来

A museum in Yasugi, known for the works of Taikan Yokoyama and for 16 hectares of Japanese garden.

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Yomotsu Hirasaka

松江・安来

A slope at Higashiizumo in Matsue, held in the Kojiki to be the boundary between the land of the dead and this world.

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Lake Shinji

出雲

A lake west of Matsue, known for its sunsets and for its freshwater clams.

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玉造温泉

松江・安来

A hot spring in Matsue, opened in the Nara period and recorded in the Izumo Fudoki as a bath that improves the skin.

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稲佐の浜

出雲

A shore west of Izumo Taisha, held to be the setting of the myth of the ceding of the land, with Bentenjima offshore.

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Tamatsukuri-yu Shrine

松江・安来

A shrine at Tamatsukuri in Matsue, where touching the wishing stone as you pray is said to grant the wish.

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八重垣神社

松江・安来

A shrine in Matsue, where paper floated on the Mirror Pond tells your fortune in love.

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出雲大社

出雲

The grand shrine of Okuninushi, known as the god of marriage ties, famous for its great straw rope.

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神魂神社

松江・安来

A shrine in Matsue, up steps of natural stone. Its main hall is the oldest surviving taisha-zukuri and a national treasure.

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Onan-no-sato Roadside Station

邑智

A roadside station opened in Onan in August 2025, selling local vegetables and specialities.

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Ryugen-ji Mabu (Iwami Ginzan)

大田・石見銀山

The only mine tunnel at the Iwami Ginzan silver mine kept permanently open, walkable from end to end.

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Akaten

島根県内(公式ページで所在地確認)

A fish paste of Hamada, worked through with chilli so the cut face shows red.

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美保神社

松江・安来

A shrine at Mihonoseki in Matsue, head shrine of the Ebisu shrines nationwide, with a blue stone-paved street.

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Mimata Onsen

浜田・江津

A hot spring in Hamada, opened in the late Edo period and known as a bath of beauty.

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Shimane Aquarium Aquas

浜田・江津

An aquarium in Hamada, the only one in western Japan keeping beluga whales.

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由志園

松江・安来

A Japanese garden on Daikonshima in Matsue, known for its peonies and for ginseng.

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太皷谷稲成神社

益田・津和野

A shrine in Tsuwano, its approach to the castle hill lined with about 1,000 torii.

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Hikawa Bijin-no-yu

出雲

A day-use hot spring in Izumo, at Yunokawa Onsen, one of Japan's three finest waters for the skin.

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Tsuwano Castle Ruins

益田・津和野

A castle site on a summit 362 metres high, looking down on the streets of Tsuwano.

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熊野大社

松江・安来

A shrine in Matsue, counted with Izumo Taisha among the great shrines of Izumo province.

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Izumo Hinomisaki Lighthouse

出雲

A lighthouse at Hinomisaki in Izumo, the tallest stone lighthouse in Japan.

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Hanamomo, the Village Closest to Heaven

邑智

Flowering peaches planted in the Kawasumi hamlet of Onan, put in year after year by residents on fallow land.

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島根県立美術館

松江・安来

A museum on the shore of Lake Shinji, which stays open until the hour of the sunset.

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Ryuzu Falls

雲南・奥出雲・飯南

A waterfall in Unnan that can be seen from behind.

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