Location List

The Tokorogo settlement is a rural area located on an alluvial fan at the northern foot of Daisen, the highest peak in the Chūgoku region. Many buildings from the early modern period (1603–1867) to...

Masumizu Plateau is a vast grassland spread across the mid-slope of Daisen National Park, at an elevation of 700 to 900 meters. From below, you can gaze up at Daisen in the background, and from abo...

Yonago Castle was built sometime in the late 15th century and became the leading fortification in the San-in region after additional constructions. It was built on top of Mt. Minato, a point of str...

A popular spot for artists and photographers eager to capture rustic thatched-roof huts and scenery, Okudaisen’s Mitsukue area offers a nostalgic look at the landscape of old Japan against the back...

Its 700 m-long approach is paved with natural stones. Japan's largest Gongen-styale Building.

his is the historical temple at the side of the Chuugoku Region’s highest mountain. During the temple’s golden age in the Heian Period, Mt Daisen housed over one hundred temples and 3,000 monks, it...

42 meter high.

This museum holds some 12,000 of the works of world-renowned photographer Shoji Ueda, with exhibits varying by theme and pieces showing the novel Ueda-cho composition technique and thoroughly moder...

It's the best location where you can see the south side of Daisen mountain straight forward.

The first photo is Daisen (mountain) taken at Sakae mound. Some films and TV dramas are shot at the bridge at Sakae.

Has a slope in the great nature environment.

Highland surrounded by three mountains.

Precious moorland in Daisen.

You can command a beautiful with Daisen mountain and long distant view from Shimane peninsula to Japan Sea.

You can enjoy a forest bathing, boating and bass fishing pondfront.

Yumeminato Tower and Yumeminato Park are both on the south side of Sakaiminato’s Takenouchidanchi, where the San’in Yumeminato Fair was held. Yumeminato is well known as Sakaiminato City’s main par...