Articoli for the theme Attractions and Excursions in Matsue

  • Published on : 20/04/2022
  • by : admin

Articles

Japan Visitor - shimane-prefecture-2020-1.jpg

Shimane Cultural Treasures

Shimane cultural treasures: Shimane is an undervalued area of Japan and includes such riches as the Kaka Harbor and caves, Yuushien Garden and Mihonoseki.

See the article

Japan Visitor - yunotsu20194.jpg

Yunotsu Onsen Shimane Prefecture

Yunotsu is a small, quiet, old-fashioned type of hot spring resort dating back 1,300 years located on the Japan Sea coast of Shimane Prefecture.

See the article

Japan Visitor - omoriguide1.jpg

Omori Iwami Ginzan Shimane Guide

Omori in Shimane Prefecture is part of the Iwami Ginzan UNESCO World Heritage Site and has a Preserved District of Edo Period buildings.

See the article

Japan Visitor - sakuraihouse2.jpg

Sakurai Family Samurai House

Sakurai Family Samurai House & Kabeya Shusei-kan History Museum: the Sakurai were a samurai family involved in iron production for the making of swords in the Okuizumo region of Shimane Prefect

See the article

Japan Visitor - mihonoseki4.jpg

Mihonoseki Shimane

Mihonoseki Shimane guide: Mihonoseki is an historic port and fishing village in Shimane Prefecture, southwest Japan.

The ghosts of Matsue

 

Matsue Castle

Its color and beauty make it a mythical castle, worthy of the greatest samurai films.

Japan Visitor - gassan-toda-castle-4.jpg

Gassan Toda Castle

Gassan Toda Castle: read a guide to Gassan Toda Castle, now in ruins in Shimane Prefecture, south of the city of Matsue.

Matsue Buke Yashiki

Matsue Buke Yashiki: is a residence of a samurai, and this area was where the samurai serving the Lord of Matsue, Daimyo Matsudaira, lived.

Nima Sand Museum, Shimane.

Nima Sand Museum

Nima Sand Museum opened in 1991. It has a handful of sand exhibits but the exterior architecture may be more interesting than what is inside.