2026 Oda Travel Guide: must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transport & travel experiences (updated in March)

Real traveler experiences and travel guides for Oda in March, 2026

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Izumo is a great travel destination even during the off-season, offering breathtaking views and fewer crowds compared to other tourist spots, making it perfect for a leisurely trip! Highly recommended! Here are two spots I visited that were surprisingly uncrowded despite being popular attractions: - Izumo Taisha Shrine A classic must-visit spot in Izumo, yet it was spacious and had very few crowds overall! The local gourmet food around the area is also delicious, and you can enjoy strolling while eating! - Iwami Ginzan Silver Mine I rented a bicycle and explored the area from end to end, enjoying the traditional scenery. The view of the red rooftops from the central observatory was absolutely stunning. You can also explore on foot, and there are many charming cafes to visit, so be sure to check them out! If you're interested, definitely give it a visit! Thank you for reading until the end!

The 500 Arhats near Iwami Ginzan. Hmm, it's small. I thought, but it's actually a World Heritage Site! ! I didn't take any photos, but there were many Jizo statues lined up inside, and there were many beautiful pieces with expressive faces. It was snowing here and there and it was very cold, but it was good. #tripmemory2022 #outdoor #snowscape

Using Miles to Travel Somewhere - A Bullet Day Trip - [Itinerary] 07:15 Depart Fukuoka Airport → 08:20 Arrive Izumo Airport 08:45 Depart Izumo Airport → 09:25 Arrive Izumo Taisha Shrine *There is a direct bus from the airport, so it is recommended if you do not have a rental car! However, when I went, it was full, so it is better to line up early upon arrival! Incidentally, it seems that the bus departs to coincide with the arrival of the flight from Haneda around 08:30. Izumo Taisha Shrine and surrounding area sightseeing: Approximately 2 hours 11:20 Depart Izumo Taisha-mae Station → 11:45 Arrive Dentetsu Izumo-shi Station (Train travel) *At Izumo-shi Station, there are soba noodle restaurants, souvenir shops, bento boxes, convenience stores, etc., so you can make good use of your waiting time. 12:21 Departure from Izumo City Station → 12:59 Arrival at Oda City Station (Travel by JR) 13:07 Departure from Oda City Station → 13:33 Arrival at Omori Daikansho Ruins (Travel by Bus) *The bus stop is immediately to the left after exiting the ticket gate! There's only one ticket gate, so you won't get lost! Even though it was a holiday, the bus arrived on time. Several bus stops will appear when you search the route, but if you're renting a bicycle to go to Ryugenji Mine, getting off at Omori Daikansho Ruins is the best option! Iwami Ginzan Silver Mine Ruins and surrounding area sightseeing: Approximately 1.5 hours *I rented a bicycle! However, there's only one shop nearby, and since many people rent bicycles, there can be a waiting time. I was lucky enough to rent a regular bicycle, but the route there involves a gentle uphill climb, so it's quite challenging. (On the way back, you barely have to pedal; it goes downhill on its own, lol) If available, renting an electric bicycle is recommended! 15:18 Departure from Omori Daikansho Ruins → 15:44 Arrival at Oda City Station (Bus transfer) 15:53 ​​Departure from Oda City Station → 16:17 Arrival at Izumo City Station (JR train transfer, additional fare required for express train) 16:50 Departure from Izumo City Station → 17:20 Arrival at Izumo Airport (Bus transfer) *We arrived at the airport almost exactly on time without getting caught in traffic. The last flight to Haneda requires the 15:18 bus, but for flights to Fukuoka and Itami, buses in the 16:00s are just about enough. 19:10 Departure from Izumo Airport → 20:20 Arrival at Fukuoka Airport

The Nima Sand Museum in Oda City, Shimane Prefecture, is a unique museum themed around "sand" and "time," unlike any other in the world. It's also a filming location for the drama "Sandglass." The world's largest one-year hourglass, "Sunagoyomi" Standing in the museum's main hall (Time Hall) is an overwhelming hourglass, standing 5.2 meters tall and 1 meter in diameter. 1 ton of sand: One ton of sand slowly falls over a year through a nozzle with a diameter of only 0.84 mm. The Festival of Time: Every year on New Year's Eve, around 11:55 PM, 108 people born in the year of the current zodiac animal pull ropes to rotate this giant hourglass in the "Festival of Time" (scheduled to be held again in 2026). Singing Sand Experience: Visitors can experience the mysterious sand from nearby Kotogahama Beach that makes sounds when stepped on. Workshops: Sand painting experiences are available (one sheet of paper is given to visitors). #DomesticTravelGuide #ShimaneTrip #GirlsTrip #NimaSandMuseum #Shimane #Kotogahama

Located at the foot of Mount Sanbe, a national park in Shimane Prefecture, "Nishi-no-Hara" boasts an expansive grassland that stretches as far as the eye can see. The open view resembles a scene straight out of a movie! Highlights: • 🌿 Panoramic Views: The entire hillside is covered in lush green grass (silver grass in autumn), making it a perfect spot for relaxing or picnicking. • 🌳 The Iconic Pine Tree: A solitary pine tree stands in the middle of the grassland, serving as a classic landmark and a picturesque photo spot. • 🚶 Hiking Trailhead: If you're planning to hike Mount Sanbe, this is the starting point for the "Male Sanbe" route, which is well-maintained. • ✨ Starry Night Sky: With minimal light pollution, the area offers a clear view of the stars at night. • 🚗 Access: Free parking is available, and it's about a 30-minute drive from Oda City.

I went to Iwami Ginzan Silver Mine in Oda City, Shimane Prefecture! ✨ 📍Omoricho, Oda City, Shimane Prefecture Hours: 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM The Iwami Ginzan Silver Mine Ruins and its Cultural Landscape was the first mining site in Asia to be registered as a World Heritage Site in 2007!!! I was curious, so I went on my first trip to Shimane to visit World Heritage sites! 🤭 It was raining, but there were quite a few people around, so I walked the challenging route... On the way back, it was tough, so I took the bus! 🚌 They said we'd get there soon, so I walked, muttering to myself, "I walked, but I felt cheated!" 😂 #IwamiGinzan #ShimaneTourism

The Tateyama Kurobe Alps, one of Japan’s most spectacular mountain routes, from winter snow walls to summer dam beauty, whether you’re taking transportation all the way up the mountain or stepping on the land with your feet, there’s always a scene of breathtaking natural scenery. This time, I chose to leave directly from Nagano, early in the morning just in Ogizawa just saw the clouds and mist in the mountains, kind of the atmosphere to embark on an adventure. For fear of not being able to buy transportation tickets during the peak season, I have already booked an early bus through the official website. I suggest that if you plan to go from Toyama, you can consider taking a train at Toyama Station to start your Alpine shuttle. 📍Highlights of the trip: - Cross the magnificent snow wall and feel the spectacular snow wall up to 13 meters high - View the stunning view of Kurobe Dam blending with the intermountain lake - Multi-segment transportation experience: tunnels, cable cars, and trams appear in turn, like a nature adventure - The weather on the plateau changes rapidly, clouds, sunshine, rain and wind accompany you to switch outdoor physical sensations at any time 🗺️Tateyama Kurobe Alps Route Recommended Experience: 1. Depart from Ogizawa Address: Sanbecho Shigaku, Oda, Shimane 694-0222 Japan Open all day throughout the year It is recommended to leave at 8-9 am. Remember to book tickets online in advance during peak season, otherwise you will have to wait for several flights in line at any time. Ogizawa is an important starting point on the Tateyama Kurobe route. 2. Tateyama Kurobe Alps Route Address: Tateyama, Nakaniikawa District, Toyama 930-1406 Japan Opening hours: year-round 09:00-12:00, 13:00-16:00 (open Saturdays and Sundays only) Landmark snow wall, late spring to early summer at its peak can be seen as thick as 10 meters of snow, walking through feeling like a mini doll in a giant icicle tunnel, every time the festival bus passes, everyone will rush to take a contrast photo of the snow wall and the bus! 3. Kurobe Dam Address: Ashikuraji, Tateyama, Nakaniikawa District, Toyama 930-1406 Japan Opening hours: 07:30-17:00 year-round Standing at the top of the dam and overlooking, the magnificent water surface shines among the mountains. During the summer, there are regular drainage fountains. Remember to check the time. The dam trail is well designed, there are many photo spots at the attraction, and there are small stalls nearby where you can buy hot drinks and snacks, which is suitable for a short break to replenish your strength. ⚠️ Travel Tips & Practical Insights: - The weather varies greatly between the mountains and the mountains. It is recommended to prepare rain gear and multiple layers of warm clothing. This time I encountered a strong wind that couldn't be stopped even with open umbrellas. When I looked at the snow wall, I felt the sharp drop in temperature in the mountains. - It is recommended to book tickets in advance on the official website, whether it is a bus, cable car or tram, to avoid the crowds, especially during peak season, holiday departures. - Encounter cloudy and rainy days, although the scenery is more cloudy and hazy, but outdoors must pay attention to wet and slippery roads, alpine activities safety first! 🍜Tateyama Kurobe Food Recommendations: Restaurants on the mountain mainly serve simple meals. Featured recommendations: - Ramen shop near Tateyama Station: Using authentic plateau wild vegetables, the soup is particularly fresh and sweet - Canteen next to Kurobe Dam: hot salt roasted corn, hot spring eggs, hot coffee are particularly warm in the cold wind 🚃Transportation Guide: The Tateyama Kurobe Alps route requires several transfers throughout the entire journey, including buses, cable cars (Tunnel Trolley), tram (like bus tram), it is recommended to check the timetable and route map in advance. #TateyamaKurobeCrossingSnowwall #JapanAlpineTravel #DamPhotography #ClimbingGearSharing #Alps Experience

Onsen Tsu Centenary Soup Experience + Ishimi Ginzan Bike Exploration + Netmei Bakery Lunch ☀️🚲🍞 At the beginning of our trip, let’s take a dip at the super popular Onsen Tsu Onsen in Ota City! This "Yushi Soup" is a century-old shop located at B208-1 Yunotsucho Yunotsu in Ota. It opens at 6pm and closes at 19:00 at night (only until 15:00 on Mondays). Natural hot soup, with Japanese ancient atmosphere, really relax to not want to leave ~ ♨️ Early the next morning, rent an electric bike and ride along the road into the cultural landscape of the ruins of Ishimi Ginzan (Address: Omoricho, Oda, Shimane 694-0305). In fact, all the monuments and Japanese architecture from the Edo period are preserved here. Opening hours 08:30-17:30. It’s not just as simple as seeing the old Silver Hill Tunnel. Along the way, insurance to stay Showa-era architectural photo spots, suitable for hipsters and history lovers! Stepping hungry, chill in the specialty bakery ~ sit indoors with wooden tables and chairs and large glass windows, choose a cup of coffee and serve with Hea burst dessert, outside the window is the modern outdoor humanistic scenery, the mood automatically divided ☕️🍰 This Ota City day trip is full of hot springs, monuments, and healing delicacies.

📍Location: Nima Sand Museum (Shimane) 💰Price: 800 yen for high school students and above / 400 yen for elementary and middle school students Be amazed by the size of the "One-Year Hourglass," which takes an entire year for the sand to fall! 😳 Inside the museum, sand from around the world is on display, and it's fascinating to see the differences in color and texture. ✨ Since it's an indoor facility, you can enjoy it even on rainy days, which is a bonus. ☔ This spot also served as the setting for the popular drama 'Sand Chronicles,' allowing you to immerse yourself in the world of the story. ⌛💫

#hellohalloween Tucked deep in the misty hills of Shimane Prefecture, Iwami Ginzan Silver Mine is a UNESCO World Heritage Site that once powered Japan’s global trade in the 16th century. Walking through its lush forest trails and moss-covered stone paths feels like stepping into a hidden world where nature and history intertwine. The cool, dimly lit tunnels of the old mine whisper stories of the miners who once worked tirelessly in pursuit of silver that traveled as far as Europe. The area surrounding the mine, known as Omori Town, is equally captivating. Lined with beautifully preserved wooden houses, temples, and merchant shops, it offers a glimpse into Japan’s Edo-era charm. You can visit traditional residences, learn about ancient mining techniques, and enjoy the peaceful flow of the small river that runs through the town — all while feeling the weight of centuries-old history in every corner. A visit to Iwami Ginzan Silver Mine is more than just a historical tour — it’s an immersive journey into Japan’s spirit of perseverance and harmony with nature. Whether you’re exploring the atmospheric tunnels, strolling through Omori’s quiet streets, or simply soaking in the tranquil mountain air, the experience leaves a lasting sense of wonder and respect for the past.

#hellohalloween Nestled along the scenic coast of Shimane, Nima Sand Museum is a beautifully designed glass pyramid dedicated to the art and poetry of time. Its star attraction — the world’s largest hourglass — turns only once a year, marking the passage of 365 days with a steady, mesmerizing flow of sand. Watching it is a strangely calming experience, reminding visitors of the quiet rhythm of nature and life itself. The museum’s exhibits explore the fascinating relationship between sand, time, and creativity. From delicate sand sculptures to educational displays about geology and art, each section invites reflection and curiosity. The architecture, with its modern glass structure glowing under the sun, blends seamlessly with the nearby dunes and coastline, creating a sense of space and serenity. Visiting the Nima Sand Museum feels like stepping into a living metaphor for time — gentle, beautiful, and ever-moving. Whether you come to admire the massive hourglass, enjoy the tranquil seaside setting, or simply take a mindful pause, the museum offers a peaceful reminder that every moment, like a grain of sand, holds its own quiet significance.

Yunotsu Ceramic Workshop is an experience held in Ōda City, Shimane Prefecture, perfect for beginners. The activity is open year-round and available daily from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM (last admission at 5:30 PM). The workshop takes place at the Yunotsu Kiln Museum, located in an area renowned for its high-quality clay and rich ceramic tradition. Participants can create teacups, plates, or other items under expert guidance, and even visit the impressive 20-room slope kiln, one of the largest kilns in Japan. If you plan to visit, please note that the workshop is closed every Wednesday and from December 28 to January 3, so it’s best to book in advance. You can find all the details on the official Shimane Prefecture tourism website.

#AbsolutelyFreeTrip "Iwami Ginzan" is a former silver mining site in Oda City, Shimane Prefecture, and is a historical heritage spot that was registered as a World Heritage Site in 2007⛰️✨. It is the remains of one of the largest silver mines in Japan, which is said to have produced about one-third of the world's silver for about 400 years from the 16th century, and its appearance still remains today along with beautiful nature. The highlight of Iwami Ginzan is the tunnel called "Ryugenji Mabu" that was dug during the Edo period. You can tour the inside and get a feel for the mining technology and people's lives at that time. The experience of walking through the dark and cool tunnel is just like an adventure🕯️👣 The surrounding Omori district is dotted with samurai residences, merchant houses, and the remains of the magistrate's office, and the retro townscape continues. There are also local cafes and general stores scattered around, and just walking around will relax your mind and relax you in a tranquil time☕🏘️ In order to protect the World Heritage Site, car access is restricted within the area, so we recommend renting a bicycle or exploring on foot🚲🌿. Take your time and enjoy the road where nature and history blend together. 📍Access: Take a 30-minute bus ride from JR "Oda City Station" and get off at "Omori Daikansho Ato" 🕰Tunnel tour: 9:00-17:00 (varies depending on the season) 🎟Ryugenji Mabu Admission fee: 600 yen for adults / Many areas are free to explore ⸻ #Iwami Ginzan #World Heritage Site Tour #Shimane Tourism

{📍Address: Shimane} Onsenzu is probably a name that most people are unfamiliar with. Even those who often travel to Japan may not have been there, but it is a place that our friends in Shimane must visit during our visit. Important 1: First of all, it is part of the World Heritage Iwami Ginzan Silver Mine. 400 years ago, this old street by the port was the export port and the only way for the silver dug out of Iwami Ginzan Silver Mine. Key point 2: An earthquake about 150 years ago caused hot springs to gush out here, hence the name Zhenquan. The Yakushiyu (a Taisho building over 100 years old) on the old street attracts countless hot spring lovers from far and wide. The hot spring house itself is a historical building with a great atmosphere both inside and outside. It is my favorite day-trip hot spring house I have ever had. Even the rest areas on the second floor and rooftop balcony are stunning, and there is free coffee to drink. Highlight 3: Next to Yakushiyu is another cafe (Bieyuan) with the same Taisho style. The interior is more dramatic than the exterior, as if you have traveled through time and space into a social cafe for wealthy people in the Taisho era. The tables, chairs, chandeliers, and wooden ladders are very well maintained, and your hands (shutter) will be dazzled by the beauty. Even the coffee cups (tripped) are antique, and the milk foam with the hot spring logo is so cute. Key point 4: This extremely remote old hot spring street with few tourists has a streetscape that has been maintained for more than a hundred years. Many hot spring hotels, bathhouses, old shops, and restaurants are still in business. Even on Saturday and Sunday nights, the shrine in the old street has Iwami's famous "Iwami Kagura" to enjoy, and I heard that it is also beautiful when lit up at night. By the way, even the high-end sightseeing train "Mizukaze" stops here. Therefore, we will definitely arrange a night here during our trip to Tottori Michelin/Shimane World Heritage/Emperor's Exile Island Oki at the end of August. Yakushiyu: Onsenzu, Onsenzu Town, Ota City, Shimane Prefecture Japan Tour - Experience the in-depth Japanese culture with locals By life

#springwander A sand museum with the largest hourglass in the world. Sand art works with the theme of sand, "time" and "environment" and various sands from around the world are on display. The building is a pyramid-shaped with 6 total glass walls. In the central time hole, the world's largest one-year hourglass "sand calendar" is set up in a space 8 metres above the ground in the hope of preserving the "sounding sand" and protecting the environment. Sand with a total weight of 1 ton falls over a year in a glass container with a height of 5.2 metres and a diameter of 1 metre. On New Year's Eve, the annual event "Time Festival" is held, which rotates the sand calendar by half.

My dears! Today I must share with you Tottori and Shimane in Japan. It is simply a paradise on earth 😲YYDS! 🎈Let’s talk about Hinomisaki Lighthouse first. The scenery is amazing! Standing there, you can seem to feel the call of the sea. Izumo Taisha Shrine is also very unique and solemn. Hinomisaki Shrine and Hakuto Shrine both have their own unique charms. 💖The natural scenery of Tsuneishima is intoxicating, and the ruins of Yonago Castle are full of historical charm. It is extremely comfortable to soak in the Tamazukuri hot spring. The Magatama Bridge is picturesque and the Warabekan is also very interesting. 🌟Shiomi Nawate, Izumo Juwari Soba, Yushien, Ejima Ohashi, Nima Sands Amusement Park, Onsenzu Onsen, Sakaiminato Ohashi, Ryugenji Temple, every place has its story. 🚗The beautiful scenery here is really unforgettable and has a great aftertaste. My dears, you must come and experience it. 📝Please note that you should prepare a guide in advance and understand the opening hours of various attractions. My dears, Japan's Tottori and Shimane are waiting for you to check in.

The streets around Iwami Ginzan are retro and have a nice feel to them. Here are some of the best spots to visit🙈 1. Gunendo A shop with a stylish cafe attached. The vending machine in front is cute🥫 🕑March-November 11:00-17:00/December-February 11:00-16:30 💰¥1000 2. Mujiaku-an A house without electricity that was the origin of Gunendo🕯 It doesn't seem to be in use now, but you can tour the inside. 3. Kumagai Family Residence A house built in the Meiji era. Apparently the giant rice cooker is still in use 🌾 🕑9:30-17:00 💰¥520 4. Ryugenji Mabu The only moat in Iwami Ginzan that can be visited at any time ⛏️ It takes about 30 minutes to walk from the streets of Omori, but there are carts running there regularly 🛺 🕑March-November 9:00-17:00/December-February 9:00-16:00 💰¥410 5. Bäckerei Konditorei Hidaka When I went into this bakery with a cute curtain, I was surprised at how high the quality of the canelés was 🥐 It's really delicious, so I hope you'll try it lol Shimane is not just about Izumo Taisha, so please be sure to visit Omori and other places as well 👣 . . . 📍Omori Streets 🗺Shimane, Japan 🕑 - 💰 - #tripdomestictrip #wintertrip #Shimane

#FritaviWinter Nima Sand Museum in Shimane Prefecture! This is a museum of hourglasses. The main attraction is the giant hourglass on the ceiling! It's installed 8 meters above the ground, and it's supposed to be a one-year hourglass⏳ There were also other interesting exhibits such as a one-day hourglass and hourglass prototypes. Finally, we tried making art using sand🎨 It's quite difficult, but it's fun to watch and a great memento of your trip, so please give it a try🎵

Jozenji Temple in Sanbe-cho, Oyama City, Shimane Prefecture Rising up in the narrow grounds of an old temple on the outskirts of town is a giant ginkgo tree that is over 600 years old, with a height of about 30m, a branch width of 23.5m, and a trunk circumference of 9.3m. Its size makes it one of the largest in the prefecture. The best time to see it is usually from mid-November to early December. The grounds under the tree turn into a shining golden carpet. This is a rare hidden spot known only to those in the know, so there are few tourists and you can take your time taking photos. At night during the autumn foliage season, the temple grounds are lit up, creating a fantastic atmosphere. #tripdomestictravel #shimaneprefecture #autumnfoliage #greatview #shrinesandtemples #photogenicspot

Enjoy the unique sound experience of sand. All photos are from May 2024. This is the Nima Sand Museum located in Oda City, Shimane Prefecture. It houses the world's largest hourglass, 'Sunagoyomi.' This hourglass, situated in a bright hall with a high glass ceiling, takes a year to drop 1 ton of sand. The container is 5.2 meters tall and 1 meter in diameter. The diameter of the sand's drop point is only 0.84mm. The sand falls at a rate of 0.032g per second, 114g per hour, and 2,740g per day, all controlled by a computer. You can also experience the 'singing sand,' which makes a cute and fun squeaky sound when pressed hard. Trip Tips: You can also enjoy making sand art for free! Highly recommended! Information (as of October 2024): Nima Sand Museum Address: 975 Amagouchi, Nima-cho, Oda City, Shimane Prefecture Parking: Available Hours: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM (Last entry at 4:30 PM) Closed: Every Wednesday (next weekday if it's a holiday) and New Year's holidays.

#September2024 Step into the silver mine tunnel - Iwami Ginzan ruins Ryugenji walk Want to know how the ancients mined silver? Come to Longyuan Temple for a walk and adventure! After purchasing your admission ticket at the ticket office, put on your safety helmet, step into this mine tunnel that has existed since the 17th century, and experience the life of ancient miners! (Note: Intermediate steps refer to the mine tunnel) As you enter the mine, you will immediately feel the temperature drop sharply. Although it is a little dark, there are spotlights every few meters, so you can still clearly see the environment inside the cave. Some of the small mine tunnels branching off from the main mine tunnel are forbidden to enter. You can see that some of the small mine tunnels can only accommodate one person to crawl in. It is hard to imagine what kind of hardship the miners in the past endured... When you walk to the exit of the mine tunnel, you will see some ancient paintings showing the working conditions of ancient miners, with simple English explanations next to them. For example, it describes the ancient miners pumping water, selecting wood to reinforce the walls of the mine tunnel, and sending fresh air into the mine. It really makes people marvel at the wisdom of the ancient people! [Walk around Longyuan Temple] 🚌Transportation: Take a bus from JR Ota City to Omori Station (about 30 minutes), and then walk for about 30 minutes to reach the simple entrance of Ryugenji Temple. If you don't want to walk, you can get off at the Omori Daikansho Ruins and rent a bicycle to Ryugenji Temple. 🕰️Business hours: March-November 09:00-17:00 December-February 09:00-16:00 (Last admission is 10 minutes before closing time) 💰Entrance fee: 500 yen for adults, 250 yen for children ❗️There are free helmets for visitors to borrow next to the ticket office

🌄 The charm of Higashinohara Terrace on Mt. Sanbe✨ I went to Higashinohara Terrace on Mt. Sanbe! ⛰ You can get there by taking the lift to this observation deck🧡 So by using the lift, you can easily access the spectacular view point☺️ The view from the terrace is amazing, and it is a spot where you can see the vast mountains and blue sky. 🌞 Especially on a sunny day, you can see far into the distance and it is impressive🥺🧡 There is also a winery nearby, and it is a nice point that you can enjoy delicious wine soft serve ice cream🍦💭 I recommend it because you can spend a relaxing time while enjoying the beauty of nature. 📍Location: Sanbe-cho, Oda City, Shimane Prefecture 🕰Closed every Tuesday, closed during winter (December to March) Opening hours: 8:30-16:30 💸Lift fee: 900 yen round trip (adults), 500 yen (children) #Sanbe Mountain #Higashinohara Terrace #great view #lift #great view #winery #wine soft serve ice cream #Shimane tourism #beauty of nature #Japan travel #0 yen trip #Shimane trip #japantrip #view from observation deck

World Heritage❣️⛏️ Enjoy Iwami Ginzan✨ Iwami Ginzan is an important mine that once produced one-third of Japan's silver, and is registered as a World Heritage👀❣️ To enjoy Iwami Ginzan even more, Ginzan Carts🚗 run around the area, and you can take your time sightseeing by going around in a cart or sometimes hiking🙆♀️ When you ride the Ginzan Cart, you can comfortably see historical ruins and beautiful scenery. The guide's explanations were easy to understand and I learned a lot✏️ Also, on the hike, you can walk through nature and take your time to see the historical ruins. There are plenty of things to see, such as the Shimizudani Smelter Ruins and Ryugenji Mabu! The cider afterwards was delicious😆🧡 📍Location: Omori-cho, Ota City, Shimane Prefecture 🕰Opening hours: 9:00-17:00 (last entry 16:30) #Iwami Ginzan #Ginzan Cart #Hiking #Shimane Tourism #Historical Exploration #World Heritage Site #Nature and History #Japan Travel #Shimane Trip #Japan Trip #0 Yen Trip

⛏️ Adventure at Ryugenji Mabu✨ I visited Ryugenji Mabu in Iwami Ginzan! 🚶🐕 This place was once a site for silver ore mining, and it exudes a historical atmosphere. As you stand at the entrance, a grand tunnel unfolds before your eyes, sparking a sense of adventure. 🥺🧡 The preservation is so good that it's hard to believe it was once a hole dug by people for silver mining. Surprisingly, it makes for great photos inside. ☺️🧡 The tunnel is cool inside, making it comfortable to explore even in summer. 🚶 Inside, there are displays showing the working conditions of the miners at the time, allowing you to feel the history as you tour the site.❣️ 📍Location: Omori-cho, Oda City, Shimane Prefecture 🕰Hours: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM (Last entry at 4:30 PM) 💸Admission: Adults 410 yen, Children 200 yen 🚧The tunnel is one-way only❣️

⛏️ The charm of the Shimizudani Smelter Site✨ I went to the Shimizudani Smelter Site in Iwami Ginzan, Shimane Prefecture. 🚶🐕 This is a historical place where silver was refined during the Edo period⭐️ In a quiet environment surrounded by nature, the remains of the buildings from that time remain, and you can feel the weight of history. The remains of the stone furnace are particularly impressive, and you can recall the prosperity of the silver mine. The remains are covered with vegetation, creating a fantastic atmosphere as if you had wandered into the world of Ghibli🌿 ܸ A wonderful place where you can feel the history along with the beautiful scenery. You can enjoy nature and history while strolling around, and it's perfect for refreshing❣️ 📍Location: Omori-cho, Ota City, Shimane Prefecture 🕰Opening hours: Open anytime [Before dark😂] 💸Admission fee: Free #Iwami Ginzan #Shimizudani Smelter Ruins #Shimane Tourism #Exploring History #World Heritage Site #The World of Ghibli #Nature and History#Shimane Travel #Domestic Travel #0 Yen Travel

⏳ Nima Sand Museum✨ I went to the Nima Sand Museum! It has one of the world's largest hourglasses, and sand slowly falls over the course of a year. I was impressed by its size and beauty. There are many sand-related exhibits in the museum, so you can enjoy it and forget about time. I was particularly interested in the sand art and exhibits that collected sand from various places. It's a perfect spot for families and couples, and there are many ideas that can be enjoyed by children and adults alike. You can experience sand painting✌ At the souvenir shop, you can buy miniature hourglasses and local specialties☺️ In addition, there are beautiful views in the surrounding area, so it's recommended to take a leisurely stroll after visiting the museum. The Nima Sand Museum is not just a tourist spot, but a place where you can feel the importance of time. 📍Address: 975 Tenkawachi, Nima-cho, Oda-shi, Shimane-ken 699-2305 🕰Opening hours: 9:00-17:00 💸Admission fee: 800 yen for adults, 400 yen for children Please come and visit us! You are sure to have a wonderful time. #NimaSandMuseum #ShimaneTourism #Hourglass #FamilyTrip #UniqueExperience #0YenTrip #ShimaneTrip #ShimaneTourism #DomesticTrip

The Shine Muscat soft serve ice cream was rich and delicious, like sherbet 🫶🏻 The parking lot was spacious and there was a restaurant! There was a wide selection of souvenirs, including fresh seafood and vegetables! The kamaboko and soy sauce are recommended! If you're in the area, please stop by! Goise Nima Roadside Station 📍Address: 42-1 Okuni, Nima-cho, Oda-shi, Shimane 699-2303 🕰️Opening hours: 9:00-18:00 🏖️Atmosphere/facilities: Nursing room, diaper changing facilities, restaurant #0 yen trip

A cafe with a great location near the beach in Oda City, Shimane 🍽️ Not only is it in a great location, but the food is also amazing!! Opens when the sun sets! The relaxed atmosphere is also nice~ Takeout is also available, so you can eat it on the beach. The shaved ice seems to be delicious too. I'll try that next time🥰 Please go and check it out! Café Chinaka Mame 📍Address: Umaji, Nima-cho, Oda City, Shimane Prefecture 699-2304 🕰️Business hours: 11:00-18:00 🚗Parking: Available #0 yen trip