Eternal History told through Iwami’s Volcanoes
Trip of Discovery to the “Jomon Forest” and “Silver Mine”

Japan Heritage Oda City
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F u k u m it s u i sh i no I sh i k i r i b a &S a n b e A z u k i h a r a M a i b ot s u r i n

Publisher

Oda City Japan Heritage Promotion Council(Secretariat: Within the Oda City Hall Tourism Promotion Division)

1111 Oda, Oda-cho, Oda City, Shimane, 694-0064
TEL : 0854-83-8192 FAX : 0854-82-9150 Mail : o-kankou@city.oda.lg.jp
Supervision: Tadashi Nakamura, Curator, Shimane Nature Museum of Mt. Sanbe

Oda City Japan Heritage
special website♤⾔䌑䍲倀ⵊ䌪倀ⵊ魕徎嵛氠◜噺魀鎢ⲙꓭ

https://www.iwami-kazan.jp/en/镸⩱䬹掾俠⤫◜噺

Walking to Oda City Japan Heritage Sites

CONTENTS
Eternal History Told Through Iwami’s Volcanoes
Trip of Discovery to the “Jomon Forest” and “Silver Mine”

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Mt. Sanbe Area
Nature Experience06

Gourmet, Hot Spring08

Tradition/Culture

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Natural History appreciation

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Route 9 Area
Coastal Drive

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A trip to the beach of singing sand

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Ginzan Area
Silver Mountain18

Omori Area
Exploring the Omori Area

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Yunotsu Area
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A hot spring resort that prosperedin the silver mining community$PDJQLƂFHQWTXDUU\

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Oda TRIP model course

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9 recommended souvenirs of Oda City

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Accommodations

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Access map

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The information published here is as of January 2022.

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Created a lasting legacy

Three KAZAN
POINTEternal History Told ThroughIwami’s Volcanoes

Japan heritage Oda City

1 Sanbe Volcano

Mt. Sanbe is a symbol of Oda City and is one of themythical mountains that appears in the Kunibiki(Land-Pulling) Myth. The peaks created by the
volcano became objects of worship, and the volcanic
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preser ved a forest from the Jomon period. In
addition, the graceful scenery of the grassland wascreated by the activities of the people who madegood use of the volcanic ash soil.
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volcanoIn the 16th century, silver from the Iwami Ginzan
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Japan, but also on the world during the Age of
Discovery. The driving force that allowed this
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also the origin of the history and culture of Oda
City.

Trip of Discovery to the “Jomon Forest” and “Silver Mine”

As you descend the stairs to an underground room, you encounter several huge trees towering in front of you. These trees from the
Jomon period (14,000 to 300 BCE), which were buried deep underground by the eruption of Mt. Sanbe, have been preserved
through the ages to appear just as they were so long ago. Japan is a land of volcanoes. Although volcanic eruptions threaten the livesof the people, they have brought various blessings to “Iwami no Kuni Oda” (Oda in the Iwami Province). The ore deposits of the04

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Iwami Ginzan Silver Mine, which once made “Cipangu (Japan)” famous around the world, were also born of the magma from those
eruptions. And the bountiful land nurtured by the volcano has enriched the lives of its inhabitants. “Iwami no Kuni Oda” where thehistory of volcanoes lives on in the roots of daily life. Here, a journey of discovering the bounty of the land of fire awaits you.

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tuff movement

About Japan Heritage

The great crustal movement that split the edge of the Asian
continent, expanded the Sea of Japan, and formed theJapanese archipelago, was accompanied by intense volcanic
activity. The green tuff that is characteristic of the volcanic
ejecta thrown up during that activity is distributed widely in
Oda City, giving rise to various mineral and rock resources
and a richly varied landscape.

Certain things that tell the story of Japan's culture and traditions through the historical charm and unique characteristics of aregion are recognized by the Agency for Cultural Affairs as “Japan Heritage.” The purpose is to help revitalize regional
communities through the comprehensive community-led development and utilization of various groups of tangible andintangible cultural properties of great attractiveness that are indispensable for telling such stories, including strategicallydisseminating information on these cultural properties not only in Japan but also overseas.

Ota City Japan
Heritage Constituent
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Tategamiiwa RockMononobe Shrine

Sanbe Azukihara
Buried Forest

Sahimeyama Shrine
and Tane Kagura

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musical rice planting

Iwami Ginzan Silver
Mine Ruins
Sennoyama-no
Fukuishi deposit

Omori Silver Mine area

Shizunoiwaya Cave

Oniiwa Rock of Onimura

Arareishi Production areaof Matsushiro Mine

Ukinunonoike Pond

Pastoral sceneryof Mt. Sanbe

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Mt. Sanbe

Sanbe Onsen

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There is also a large type, ideal for groups, anddog bungalows available next to the dog run!

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Kitanohara Campsite

Mt. Sanbe was formed by repeated volcanic eruptions occurring from about
100,000 to about 4,000 years ago. It boasts four beautiful peaks, Osanbe,
Mesanbe, Kosanbe, and Magosanbe, as well as verdant grasslands spreadingout at the foot of the mountain. It is loved by many people because it can beenjoyed in a variety of ways, such as camping, mountain climbing, picnicking, andnature observation.
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KitanoharaCampsiteYes

Mt. Sanbe, which stands high above sea level where
it is less exposed to city lights, is a perfect spot for
stargazing. In a 2012 nationwide continuous
observation of starlit skies by the Ministry of theEnvironment, the mountain was ranked number one
in Japan for the darkness of the night sky. Be sure tocheck out the astronomical observation event at The
Shimane Nature Museum of Mt. Sanbe “Sahimel.”

Kitanohara is a fully developed camping facility with auto sites withfull access by car, sites with power outlets, sites with permanent
structures, and more. For the general camping area, where tents
can be set up freely without divisions, there are also various
easy-to-use services available such as hand carts. Both advanced
campers and beginner families can enjoy the campsite.
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Climbing/trekking

Mt. Sanbe KitanoharaOsanbeMesanbeThere are a variety of ways to walk about the area,
including routes that offer an easy challenge forbeginners, routes that take you through lush naturalforests, and rugged mountain paths that will give youa deep sense of accomplishment. The panoramicview from the summit overlooking the Chugoku
Mountains and the Sea of Japan is truly a marvel tobehold! It is also becoming an increasingly popularspot for trail running and cross-country enthusiasts.

SadamePine Tree

KosanbeNishinohara

Mt. Taiheizan

Magosanbe

Higashinohara

Mt. Sanbe climbing course Himenogaike climbing course (80 to 120 min. to peak)
Kitanohara
Kitanohara
The Shimane Nature
campsite
Museum of Mt. Sanbe “Sahimel”
Sanbe YouthFriendship Center

Himenogaikeclimbing course

The shortest course from the parking lot of the Shimane
Nature Museum of Mt. Sanbe “Sahimel” to the peak of
Osanbe Myogoclimbing course The traverse course

Nishinohara
climbing course

MesanbeNishinohara

Magosanbe

Meotomatsuclimbing course

A course to the peak of Osanbe through the natural forestof Mt. Sanbe, a nationally designated natural monument

 Nishinohara climbing course (100 to 140 min. to peak)

OsanbeKosanbe Myogo climbing course (90 to 130 min. to peak)

Mt. TaiheizanHigashinohara Higashinohara
climbing course /A course with a great view which goes from the
Nishinohara meadow to the summit of Osanbe peak Higashinohara climbing course (60 to 70 min. to peak)
A course which goes from the Higashinohara parking lot
along the direction of the sightseeing chairlift towards thesummit to Mesanbe peak

 Meotomatsu climbing course (60 to 80 min. to peak)
A climbing course from Sanbe Onsen to Magosanbe peak

 The traverse course (4 to 6 hrs. for a round trip)
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A round course for Mt. Osanbe, Mt. Mesanbe, Mt.
Taiheizan, Mt. Magosanbe and Mt. Kosanbe.

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 Sadame Pine TreeIf you follow the road leading to Mt. Sanbe from the west
(the Mt. Sanbe Park Line), you will see an old pine tree
standing in the grasslands of Nishinohara. It is said to havebeen planted as a milestone marker during the Iwami land
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of the Iwami Ginzan Silver Mine. Its exposed roots arewrapped around several large rocks, indicating that it was
originally planted on top of a mound.
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 Pastoral Scenery of Mt. Sanbe
In the grasslands around Mt. Sanbe, you can sometimes see
cows grazing on pastures. The landscape of the grasslands isthe result of many years of raising cattle and horses. This was
encouraged by the Yoshinaga Domain, which was establishedwithin the territory of the Iwami Ginzan Silver Mine. The
grasslands were also used for a time as training grounds for theformer Japanese Army. The current scenery has been formedYes
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the god of the repose of

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souls and the god of victory

Kagura is also perfor med at the annual festival of
Sahimeyama Shrine and has also gained popularity
through performances at events such as the KaguraFestival. It is an elegant Kagura dance of the traditional
Rokuchoshi (six-chord) style that has been designated as
an intangible folk cultural proper ty of Oda City. The
p e r fo r m a n c e s i n c l u d e S h i o k i y o m e , S a k a k i m a i ,Chibayamai, Gozamai, Shihohei, Tagusamai, Shihoken,
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 Mononobe Shrinea powerful performance

Umashimaji-no-Mikoto is revered at Mononobe
Shrine and it's said to be the founding father of theMononobe clan, a local ruling family in the Yamato
kingdom. It has the largest Kasuga-zukuri style main
shrine structure in Japan. Along with its association
with the Mononobe clan, Mononobe Shrine also
includes within its precinct the Ippeisha Shrine, said
to enshrine one of the legendary sacred bottles thatgave Mt. Sanbe its name and thus, it is also a place
where you can feel the deep faith the people had in
Mt. Sanbe.

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Sahimeyama Shrine

The old name of Mt. Sanbe, Mt. Sahime, ismentioned in the ancient record of Izumo Fudoki,
and is regarded as one of the stakes of the Kunibiki(Land-Pulling) Myth. Sahimeyama Shrine, locatedin Tane, Sanbe-cho, Oda City, still retains the oldname of the mountain to this day. This shrine, said
to have been built in the year 891, is regarded as
the shrine protecting Mt. Sanbe. The enshrined
deities are Onamuchi-no-Mikoto, Sukunahikonano-Mikoto, and Suseribime-no-Mikoto.
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 Ogasawara-style musical rice planting
The Ogasawara-style musical rice planting is a gorgeous performing art in which
performers wear colorful costumes and play large drums, smaller hand drums,ƃXWHVHWF,WLVDOVRDQDJULFXOWXUDO6KLQWRULWXDOWRSUD\IRUDERXQWLIXOKDUYHVW,QWKH
Mt. Sanbe region, this tradition has been handed down in the Ikeda and Koyahara
districts of Sanbe-cho. At the rice planting festival held at Mononobe Shrine in July,
the rice planting musical dedication of Koyahara is performed. In Oda City, theOgasawara-style musical rice planting performance of Oshiro-cho has been
designated as an intangible folk cultural property of the city, and in Minakami-cho,
the Hanataue rice planting festival has been passed down through generations.

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 Sanbe Azukihara Buried Forest
In the Sanbe area, you can encounter not only lush green forests, but also the “Jomon
Forest” from about 4000 years ago. The Sanbe Jomon no Mori Museum displays giant
trees that had remained buried deep underground for millennia, still standing, having
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remaining portions of the trunks alone exceeds 10 meters, and it is estimated that thetrees would have been at least 50 meters high when they were alive. Take a moment toponder the scenery that the people of the Jomon period would have seen.
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Sanbe Azukihara Buried Forest Park
(Sanbe Jomon no Mori Museum)

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The Shimane Nature
Museum of Mt. Sanbe“Sahimel”

Sanbe Mokkokan

Sanbe Mokkokan

The Shimane Nature Museum of
Mt. Sanbe “Sahimel”
This is a natural history museum that introduces visitors to the history andnature of Mt. Sanbe. It includes an exhibition room where visitors can learn
while playing, a visual dome that displays dynamic images, the huge remains ofa buried forest from the Jomon period, fossils of large extinct mammals, andother exhibits that stimulate intellectual curiosity in adults and children alike. The
museum also hosts events such as nature observation gatherings.
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Here you can experience woodworking using woodfrom trees grown in Shimane Prefecture and Oda City.
There are a variety of craft projects offered, from small
objects that even little children can easily make tofull-scale crafts such as cutting boards and shelvesthat can provide a great sense of satisfaction. Be sure
to also check for cloth-dying workshops and events.
These are perfect for children’s summer vacation
homework projects
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 Tategamiiwa RockAn eye-catching rock formation with sharp stripes of strata
running along it. This coastal cliff reaches a height of 80
meters. The strata were formed about 15 million years ago.
The light-colored layers are tuff, made up of volcanic ash
and pumice, and the darker layers are composed ofconglomerate. This indicates that there were repeated
volcanic eruptions nearby. It can be seen clearly from thetrain windows on the San-in Main Line, and is a prominent
landmark of the eastern part of Oda City.

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pulled up from the seabed.

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volcanic eruption that occurred just a little less thanabout 15 million years ago. It is a site where you canimagine how the mudslide would have overturned
the forest.
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Shizunoiwaya Cave

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Oishi-no-Sugur i-no-Mahito in the ancient Manyoshu
anthology. The cave has two mouths and is 45 meters deep
and 13 meters high. The bedrock was for med by thedeposition of volcanic ejecta about 15 million years ago, andthe faults and dikes are intricately intermeshed, revealing theintensity of the crustal movements that formed the Japanesearchipelago.

Tategamiiwa Rock

Shizunoiwaya Cave

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Cultural PropertiesMichi-no-Eki“Road Ginzan”
Shizuma Shrine
Michi-no-Eki“Road Ginzan”
The restaurant offers several of
Oda’s delicacies, including boxedsushi, Sanbe Soba, conger eel
dishes, and more. There is also asouvenir corner with a wide rangeof local specialty products.
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This shr ine was revered inside
Shizunoiwaya Cave until the Edo perioda n d wa s d e d i c a t e d t o t h e d e i t i e s
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A rarity even in Japan, this sand museum is based on the themes ofsand, time and environment. This facility, adorned with six large andsmall glass-covered pyramids, was designed by Shin Takamatsu, aworld-famous architect with ties to Oda City. Objects and sand fromaround the world are displayed in the museum, and there is also an
area where you can experience sand painting, sand art, and otheractivities. The main attraction is the enormous one-year hourglass“Sunagoyomi” that measures 5.2 meters high and 1 meter across. It
contains 1 ton of sand that slowly marks the time as it trickles
through the hourglass. At the Fureai Koryukan annex, you can enjoy
four types of glass craft workshops (fees apply).

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Kotogahama Beach

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Singing sand experience
When you press the stick against
the sand, it makes a squeaking
sound.

Narisuna (singing sand)

Sand painting
experience

The squeaking sound is caused by round grains of quartz
in the sand rubbing against each other. For a beach tohave singing sand, various conditions are required, suchas that the sand grains must be nearly uniform in size,that the beach must contain a high amount of quartz
sand, and that the beach must not be polluted.

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illustration varies depending on
the day. You can create your own
original card by adding various
colored sands.

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Michi-no-Eki“Goise Nima”
Kotogahama
BeachMichi-no-Eki “Goise Nima”

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Newly opened in January 2022, this is “the front line base forproclaiming the appeal of Oda City.” It is positioned at the gateway
to Iwami Ginzan Silver Mine near the Nima Iwami Ginzan
Interchange on the San-in Expressway. It is a new tourist attractionof Oda City with a wealth of local specialties and a booth thatprovides tourist information. There is also an event stage where
Kagura and other performances are scheduled. It’s the perfect place
to look for souvenirs or use as a rest point during your trip!
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Glass craft workshops at the Fureai Koryukan annex

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Nima
Sand Museum

FusingClear candles

Sand blasting

Fuse pieces of glass together tocreate original accessories andstirrers.

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accessories in a glass container.
This is the most popular item on
the menu.

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p a t t e r n . T h e r e a r e a l s o m a ny
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participation is OK!
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Explore a mountainof silver madeby a volcano

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This is the largest of the mine tunnels that have been
discovered and surveyed, with a total length of about 900
meters. It includes a huge open space that measures 20
meters high, 30 meters deep, and 15 meters wide. You can
see the remains of tunnels thought to have been hand-dug
from the Edo period, as well as the traces of machine miningthat widened the tunnels in the Meiji era. Guided tours areavailable by reservation for a limited period from March to
November.

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and right caves. These statues were made over a
period of 25 years in the middle of the 18th century to
hold memorial services for the spirits of ancestors andthose who died in the silver mine. It is said that if youcome here, you can meet your deceased family
members, and many people still visit the site to thisday.

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Omori-cho was a prosperous mining town of the Iwami Ginzan Silver
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the Edo period and retains the atmosphere of the past, even as thepeople conduct their modern lifestyles. Throughout the townscape, thegreen tuff created by volcanoes during the formation of the Japanesearchipelago has been widely used as a building material, and the stone
walls and other stone structures create an orderly scene. The remains ofstone quarries that can still be found in various places around townYes
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enjoy shopping and lunch while
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World Heritage Center

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other objects on display will make you feel the atmosphere ofdaily life at the time.

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Omori who were involved in the construction.

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The museum has been remodeled and now
features a main exhibition of Ido Heizaemon, afamous governor who saved his people fromthe Great Kyoho Famine by providing themwith sweet potatoes. The giant illustration that
depicts the 500-year history of the Iwami
Ginzan Silver Mine in a bird's-eye view of theYestownscape is also a highlight.

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Kigami Shrine

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lodging, in addition to being a purveyor. The residence, built in
1801, is open to the public and contains exhibits of householdarticles that change with each season to introduce visitors to the
trading activities and daily life at the time.

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Stone quarry

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Yunotsu is famous as a por t for silver
shipment but is also known as a pottery
town where earthenware for practical use,such as large pots called hando andmortars, was produced. Two climbing kilns
still remain and the visitors can learn about
the histor y of Yunotsu potter y throughex h i b i t i o n s o f v a l u a b l e o b j e c t s a n dmaterials. Potter y workshops are alsoavailable for visitors.
Yes

Yes

This hot spring town prospered as a port for the shipment ofIwami Ginzan Silver Mine products. The town features buildings
from the Edo period (1603-1868) and the Meiji (1968-1912),
Taisho (1912-1926), and Showa (1926-1989) eras and has
been designated Important Preservation District for Groups of
Traditional Buildings. If you walkthrough this charming townscapecolored by the mountains and thesea to visit the hot springs, you will
have the feeling of being healed andt h a t yo u r b o d y a n d m i n d h ave
rejuvenated.

Japan Heritage Constituent Cultural Properties

Fukumitsuishi Stone
quarry23

Stepping into the mysterious and cavernous space of this subterranean
quarr y feels like wander ing into a wor ld from a Sci-Fi movie.
Fukumitsuishi stone is quarried here. This is green tuff that has a warm
touch and a pale green tint. It was formed from the volcanic ash andpumice that were deposited on the seabed about 15 million years ago
from the intense volcanic activity caused by the crustal movements thatformed the Japanese archipelago. Being easy to process, it was used formany purposes and was distributed mainly in the Iwami region. It wasalso used for the 500 Rakan statues at Iwami Ginzan Silver Mine.
Yes

Yes

Quarrying here has continued for more than 400 years,
and the traces from the days of manual digging can still
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can take a guided tour of the quarr y (reser vation
required).

8Here , we present model courses
divided into 8 themes for you to enjoy
your journey in Oda. Discover thevarious worlds offered by Oda.

Oda Trip
Model Course

Model
Course1 Around SANBE AREA

Enjoy the Japan Heritage sites in Oda City Experience the large scale of nature

Day 1

Day 2

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Sanbe Azukihara Buried
Forest Park (50 min.)

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Departure

Ryugenji Mabu Mine Shaft
Course (90 min.)%Iwami Ginzan Park
Ryugenji Mabu
Mine Shaft

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
Lunch
Souvenir(."1/P Ukinunonoike
Pond (20 min.)(Ukinunonoike Pond observation point) MononobeApprox. 10 min.
)

Imo Daikan Museum

You can see Iwami Kagura performances if you come at the right time! )

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of Hanenishi (30 min.) Tategamiiwa
Rock (30 min.)

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Approx. 20 min.

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Iwami Ginzan World Heritage
Center (catch bus)



Stay in Omori#Fukumitsuishi Stone
quarry (60 min.)Approx. 7 min. by route bus
Omori Daikansho Ato (depart at 3:38 pm) —World Heritage Center (arrive at 3:45 pm)

%



Day trip or stay at Hane (Michi-no-Eki “
Goise Nima” (90 min.)Yu-yu Kan (parking)Yunotsu Onsen town stroll (60 min.)Approx. 10 min.

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4th Sunday only

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Souvenir%."1/P

2nd Saturday only

Nima Sand
Museum (80 min.)Approx. 10 min.

Kigami Shrine, etc.

(90 min.)

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

 Kotogahama
Beach (30 min.)(Iwami Ginzan Museum),

Michi-no-Eki “Road Ginzan”

Sanbesouor Shiki no Yado Sahimeno

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Strolling & souvenir shopping
around the streets of Omori'Approx. 15 min.

$




Activities%."1/P

Stay at Sanbe Onsen Mt. Ryugan (Tatsuiwa Rock)Approx. 10 min.

Lunch at Omori (60 min.)(90 min. in total)

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Approx. 10 min.

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Approx. 15 min.

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

Approx. 10 min.

Approx. 15 min.

Nishinohara

Approx. 10 min.

%


Break

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Night performance: 8:00 pm to 9:00 pm
Day performance: 2:00 pm to 3:00 pm

Departfrom Omori%

Iwami Ginzan Guide Society Scheduled One Coin Guided Tour

Iwami Winery (30 min.)

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Approx. 20 min.

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(parking)
Approx. 5 min. by route bus
World Heritage Center (depart at 9:41 am) —Omori (arrive at 9:46 am)


Lunch

(Yamano-eki Sanbe) (100 min.)Iwami Ginzan
World Heritage Center (30 min.)Approx. 30 min.

Shrine (45 min.)



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Approx.
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Souvenir

Day 1

Approx.
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
Activities

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Model Course" … The location on the accessmap (P30-31)

KAZAN

Model
CourseKAZAN

These model courses will let you discover all the Japan Heritage sites in Oda City.
Two courses are introduced here: the Around Sanbe Area course, which let you experiencethe large scale of nature and constituent heritage sites around Sanbe area built by theactivity of the Earth, and the Around Ginzan Area course, which follows the cultural pathmade by volcanoes around Omori Ginzan. If you go around on the two courses, you cancover almost all of the Japan Heritage constituent cultural properties and each area of Oda.

You can see Iwami Kagura performances
if you come at the right time!

%BZUSJQPSTUBZBU:VOPUTV0OTFO#Yunotsu Onsen
Kagura regular night
performance (60 min.)Night performance: 8:00 pm to 9:00 pm
on Saturday only

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Experience and learn
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An easy and joyful journeyto the Japan Heritage sites

A trip to discover various
types of peculiar rocks

An outdoor trip in Mt. Sanbe

The silver deposit of the Iwami Ginzan Silver
Mine was created by volcano activities. This
course follows the path of the culture created byt h e vo l c a n o e s a r o u n d t w o p l a c e s t h a tdeveloped there, Omori Town and Mononobe
Shrine.

Learn about Japan Heritage through exhibitions
at the World Heritage Center and The Shimane
Nature Museum of Mt. Sanbe “Sahimel” andexperience its importance by walking in themine shafts and the buried forests. You will also
deepen your knowledge of the World Heritage.

A course to enjoy the views of the rich nature of
Mt. Sanbe and the drive along the coast of the
Sea of Japan. Exit the mountainous area todiscover the great view of the Sea of Japan
spreading in front of you. Visit Japan Heritage
sites while enjoying the rich nature of Oda.

This course allows men and women alike toeasily visit and enjoy their trip to Oda. You will
discover and learn about Japan Heritage.
Kotogahama Beach, the stone quarry, andmany other sites are perfect spots to takepictures!

The course will lead you to the various rockformations in Oda City. Each of these rockformations has its own personality and makes
you feel the long history built up by nature.
S o m e o f t h e s e p e c u l i a r r o ck s a r e ve r y
impressive and must not be missed.

3 ODA LIFE



4 EXPERIENCE%

Iwami Ginzan
World Heritage Center

Approx. 7 min. by route bus
World Heritage Center (depart at 9:41 am) —Omori Daikansho Ato (arrive at 9:48 am)Reservation required
Departure

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%

Iwami Ginzan
World Heritage Center (30 min.)

(parking)."1/P

Reservation required%

Iwami Ginzan Guide Society
Scheduled one coin guided tour



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Iwami Ginzan
World Heritage Center."1/P

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Tategamiiwa Rock

(30 min.)

Kaketo Matsushima(20 min.)Approx. 10 min.

Approx. 10 min.

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Hanenishi (30 min.)


Lunch

%




Strolling & souvenir
shopping around thestreets of Omori(view from car window)

$


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Kotogahama
Beach (30 min.)%

Approx. 10 min.
)

(60 min.)

Lunch





Reservation required



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ք4th Sunday of the month onlyօDay performance: 2:00 pm to 3:00 pm

Iwami Ginzan World Heritage
Center (catch bus)

Tane Kagura
Heritage Museum
regular performance





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

Oniiwa Rock of
Onimura (30 min.)%Wada Chinmi Main
Store (60 min.)Approx. 5 min.

Approx.
20 min.

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

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Hanenishi (30 min.)

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Mt. Ryugan (Tatsuiwa Rock)(view from car window)

Approx. 20 min.

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

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Approx. 10 min.

Approx. 20 min.

Reservation required#

Fukumitsuishi Stone
quarry (60 min.)

(


Tategamiiwa Rock."1/P

Tategamiiwa
Rock (30 min.)(30 min.)

#


Yu-yu Kan (parking)Yunotsu Onsen town stroll(60 min.)

Day trip or stay at Hane (Day trip or."1/P

Stay at Sanbe Onsen )

Sanbe Mokkokan (80 min.)

Fukumitsuishi Stone
quarry (60 min.)The Shimane Nature Museum of
Mt. Sanbe “Sahimel” (60 min.)

(


&

Approx. 10 min.

Mononobe
Shrine)
Activities

Approx. 10 min.

(60 min.)Approx. 30 min.
."1/P."1/P(60 min.)Approx.
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5 min..

Lunch in Oda (60 min.)(90 min.)




Rest
Souvenir."1/P




Lunch

Approx. 20 min.

Sanbe Azukihara
Buried Forest Park (60 min.)Approx. 7 min. by route bus
Omori Daikansho Ato (depart at 2:28 pm) —World Heritage Center (arrive at 2:35 pm)'Michi-no-Eki “Goise Nima”

Approx. 20 min.

Approx. 10 min.

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
Lunch
Souvenir(Sanbe Jomon no Mori Museum)Approx. 20 min.



(30 min.)Sanbe Burger

Approx. 10 min.

Approx. 10 min.

)R a k a n - j i Te m p l e G o hyaku-Rakan,Imo Daikan
Museum(Iwami Ginzan
Museum), etc.





Kotogahama Beach

Approx. 40 min.

(70 min. in total)



$
."1/P(60 min.)."1/P(50 min.)Approx. 10 min.

%Michi-no-Eki “Goise Nima”

%



Sanbe Onsen

Mt. Ryugan (Tatsuiwa Rock)

Lunch at Omori (60 min.)."1/P

Michi-no-Eki “Goise Nima”

Approx. 20 min.

Lunch
Souvenir

Mt. Sanbe climbing Higashinohara Course (160 min.)Climbing 60 min./Descending 60 min./Staying at the summit 40 min.

Approx. 10 min.

."1/P'(view from car window)

Approx. 5 min.

Lunch
Souvenir

A course to enjoy outdoor activities in the
middle of nature, such as climbing Mt. Sanbeand camping. You may go with friends or yourfamily. Mt. Sanbe can be fully enjoyed every
season.

Approx. 10 min.

Approx. 35 min.

Okubo Mabu Mine Shaft

Approx. 10 min.

."1/P(Ukinunonoike Pond observation point)

8 MT. SANBE

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Nima
Sand Museum (90 min.))Iwami Winery (souvenirs) (40 min.)(."1/P
Sadame Pine tree

Iwami Ginzan
World Heritage Center

Break

(
Ukinunonoike Pond (30 min.)
Activities)
Kunibiki no Oka (20 min.)On Friday, Saturday, Sunday and public
holidays from March 1 to November 30
and during Obon holidays (August 13,
14, and 15).BHJTUSBUF˖T0DF
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Mt. Sanbe drive (110 min.)."1/P

Okubo Mabu Mine Shaft
Tour of the sections opened
to the public (120 min.)Townscape of
Omori course (90 min.)


Break



(30 min.)
Gathering

6 NOSTALGIA

Day trip or stay at Hane (Day trip or stay at Yunotsu Onsen #

Day trip or stay at Yunotsu Onsen #

Kitanohara campsite

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For a gift! For you!

9

See also
on the Web!

recommended souvenirs of Oda City
recommended souvenirs

Sanbe Soba

Sanbe
Soba Manju

WasabiMayonnaise

KaeshiSoy Sauce

Soba noodles made by hand with 100%
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Rustic manju composed of dough made
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paste. This Sanbe specialty is ver ypopular.

Mayonnaise with a rich texture that
contains wasabi from Sanbe-cho
m a r i n a t e d i n s oy s a u c e. T h i s w i l lcomplement many dishes.

H-5 Sanbe Onsen Soba Cafe Yumoto

H-5 Hidaka Ebisudo

H-4 SANBE BURGER

1730-11 Shigaku, Sanbe-cho, Oda City, Shimane,
694-0222

932 Shigaku, Sanbe-cho, Oda City, Shimane,
694-00221125-2 Tane, Sanbe-cho, Oda City, Shimane,
694-0003

0854-83-2215

0854-83-2430

0854-86-0200

Let’s stay in one of the accommodation
facilities in Oda City

Accommodations
SanbesouGetanoha

Sanbe
Gochujang

Sanbe
Negi Miso

Anago Meshi

Yuzako Onsen Ryokan

Yukimi-inn

2072-1 Shigaku,
Sanbe-cho, Oda City
0854-83-2011

378-14 Oda,
Oda-cho, Oda City

F-2

Shiki no Yado Sahimeno

Shimane Prefectural Gender
Equality Center Asuterasu

2078-2 Shigaku,
Sanbe-cho, Oda City
0854-83-3001

D-4

Arima Koeido

141 Omori-cho, Oda City, Shimane, 694-0305

0854-89-0629

A series of matured miso seasonings
made with local ingredients. They aredelicious with rice or bread and can be
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Yamano-Eki Sanbe

3294 Ikeda, Sanbe-cho, Oda City, Shimane,
694-0223

Juicy fresh conger eel from Oda City
prepared with a special sauce.

Koyabara Onsen
Kumagai Ryokan

0854-82-6525

G-3

F-2

0854-87-0611

Small Inn, Senkobo

Monte Rosa Inn

1-1 Yunotsu,
Yunotsu-cho, Oda City

0855-65-2811

0855-65-2114

B-4

Ryokan Masuya

Nakanoya Ryokan
12-2 Yunotsu,
Yunotsu-cho, Oda City

0855-65-2515

0855-65-2041

D-4

B-4

B-4

Shukubo Shimizudaishi

Hiroshimaya Ryokan
205-10 Yunotsu,
Yunotsu-cho, Oda City

408 Kohama,Yunotsu-cho, Oda City

0855-65-2017

0855-65-3000

C-3

B-4

32 Yunotsu,
Yunotsu-cho, Oda City

B-4

C-4

Iraka no Gallery Maji

Yunotsu
Beer
Yunotsu
Ale

Hotel Kiunsoh

Yururi

208-2 Ikeda,
Sanbe-cho, Oda City

1192 Kawai,
Kawai-cho, Oda City714-3 Maji, Nima-cho,
Oda City202-1 Yunotsu,
Yunotsu-cho, Oda City

201 Yunotsu,
Yunotsu-cho, Oda City

0854-83-2892

0854-82-1038

090-7342-4136

0855-65-2008

090-9349-6558

G-4

Sachet272 Maji, Nima-cho,
Oda City
090-6839-8825

Morimoto Ryokan

30 Yunotsu,
Yunotsu-cho, Oda City

1550-1 Isotake-cho, Oda City, Shimane, 694-0035

0854-83-2053

Tategami Rock Coffee

D-3

Narisuna Guesthouse

0854-83-2101

0854-89-9003
House of the Kumagai Family,important cultural property

See also
on the Web!

Nogawaya Ryokan

D-4

164 Omori-cho,Oda City

0854-88-4878

F-2

318 Oda, Oda-cho,
Oda City

159-1 Omori-cho,
Oda City
0854-89-0022

Manabi no Yado Muneokake0854-84-5500

1014-1 Koyahara,
Sanbe-cho, Oda CityD-2 Wada Chinmi Co., Ltd.

Chi-naka mametakuno guesthouse
254 Takuno, Nima-cho,
Oda City

Sky Hotel Oda
NEW Sky Hotel

Kurasuyado Takyo Abeke

D-3

236-4 Oda, Oda-cho,
Oda City

H-5

The sweet taste of brown sugar of thisbaked confection will put you in a
nostalgic mood. It is said to be favoredby silver miners in the past.

853-2 Amagochi,
Nima-cho, Oda City
0854-88-2558

0854-86-7100

H-5

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Lots of lovely accommodation facilities where you can stayand relax are available in Oda City.
There, you can recover from the tiredness of your journeyin the middle of a rich natural environment.

Mt. Sanbe
Kitanohara campsite
1121-1 Tane,
Sanbe-cho, Oda City
0854-86-0152

F-3

C-3

Tomo no Kanagura

Nashi no Kihara

B-4

Hosen Nagaya

B-4

1830-6 Maji, Nima-cho,
Oda City

191 Yunotsu,
Yunotsu-cho, Oda City558-1 Yunotsu,
Yunotsu-cho, Oda City

0854-82-6870

0854-88-3015

0855-65-2008

090-9349-6558

E-3

C-3

B-4

Mt. Sanbe Area
Route 9 Area
(Oda, Hane)

HISOM

1370-1 Kuri, Kuri-cho,
Oda City

H-4

Colors of the areas
where the facilities
are locatedRoute 9 Area
(Nima)

B-4

Omori Area
Kaneko Ryokan

Stay & Cafe Wamoto

1345 Hane-cho,
Oda City

A coffee inspired by the waves of the
Sea of Japan. There are two types,
Aranami, which has a deep and strong
taste, and Sazanami, with a fresher
aroma.
G-1 Nilson Cafe
1333-1 Hane-cho, Oda City, Shimane, 699-2211

050-5318-0993

Hand-made sachets with the fresh scent
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naturally near Iwami Ginzan Silver Mine.
D-4 Kaori Honpo Nakamuraya
Tochihatadani, Ginzan, Omori-cho, Oda City,
Shimane, 694-0305

0854-89-0988*Please contact each maker or shop for sales information.

A-1 The location on the access map (P30-31)

A type of beer made with local
tangerines and a variety of ale preparedwith local r ice. The beer has great
popularity as a local product.
B-4 Ogawa Shoten
65 Yunotsu, Yunotsu-cho, Oda City, Shimane,699-2501

Iwami Ginzan Yuzuriha

287-1 Shizuma-cho,
Oda City
0854-86-8968

0854-85-7130

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3-1 Omori-cho,
Oda City
0854-89- 0430

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TomoruSeisenkan
50-10 Yunotsu,
Yunotsu-cho, Oda City

119 Yunotsu,
Yunotsu-cho, Oda City

0855-65-2008

090-9349-6558

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Yunotsu Area

 Address
 Phone number

Takeda Ryokan

Saikai no Yakusoku Tei

1322-5 Hane-cho,
Oda City

2069-6 Yamanaka,
Tomiyama-cho, Oda City

0854-85-8635

090-6249-6189

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0855-65-2636
A-1 : The location on the access map (P30-31)

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Laundry, Kitchen &Dormitory WATOWA

Yunotsu An

Yado Omori

54 Yunotsu,
Yunotsu-cho, Oda City7, 9-1 Omori-cho,
Oda City
0854-89-0106

0855-65-4894

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of Hanenishi

Sea of Japan

Sanbe Volcano (Pyroclastic rock)Mt. Oetakayama volcano (Lava, pyroclastic rock)Lava, volcanic ash, pumice, etc. that erupted approximately 2 million to 700,000 years ago

Wada Chinmi Main Store

Sedimentary rocks formed approximately 3 million to 1 million years ago(with layers of porcelain clay)

Oda-chuoSanbesan IC

the MAP No.

Michi-no-Eki “Goise Nima”
Nima Sta.

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Wood of Nima

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NimaIwamiginzan IC

Arareishi Production areaof Matsushiro Mine

Hamada/Masuda(Sanbe Jomon no Mori Museum)Iwami Ginzan
World Heritage CenterOkubo Mabu Mine Shaft.U4FOOPZBNB
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Mt. Yatakijozan(634m)

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musical rice planting

Ukinunonoike Pond

Mt. Tsurubusan(538 m)

Access to Oda City

By PlaneIinan-cho

Odashi Sta.

Bus
Taxi

Nima Sta.

Omori

YonagoExpressway

San-inExpressway

Yunotsu Sta.

Sanbe

ChugokuExpressway

Nima Sta.

Bus/Taxi

Sanbe

9

Omori

Hane

Sanbe
30

Oda
31

From Hiroshima
From Kyushu
Chugoku
2 hrs. from
Hiroshima

Expressway

HamadaExpressway

Oasa
IC

Gotsu
Road

261

※Since the roads on the itinerary by National Route 261 arenarrow, this itinerary is recommended only for regular cars.

Gotsu IC

Hane Sta.

4.5 hrs.
from Osaka

Odashi Sta.

From Osaka

JR San-in Main Line

Hane Sta.

By CarYunotsu Sta.

Yunotsu Sta.

Iwami Kotsu Bus
Bound for Iwami Ginzan

Hiroshima(Sogo Bus Center)[2.5 hrs. from Hiroshima]

JR San-in
Main Line

JR San-in
Main Line

JR San-in
Main Line

Izumo IC

Shinkansen

Shin-Yamaguchi Sta.

Hakata Sta.
4 hrs.
from Hakata

Omori

Hamada JCT

5 hrs.
from Osaka

Limitedexpress
YakumoChugoku JRBus

Chiyoda JCT

Shinkansen

IzumoshiSta.

Iwami Ginzan Guide Society

Bus
Taxi

Tokyo(Shibuya Mark City)
Osaka(Hankyu Umeda)[6.5 hrs. from Osaka]

Limited express
train stations

Okayama
Sta.

Omori Tourist Information Center

By Plane

By TrainTokyo Sta.
Osaka Sta.



Odashi Sta.

Bus
Taxi

Nima Sta.

Tokyo(Haneda Airport)
5 hrs.
from Tokyo

Sanbe

Limited express
train stations

By Expressway Bus

Yonago JCT

Kawamoto-machi

Hane Sta.

Access within Oda City

Ochiai JCT

Rakan-ji Temple
Gohyaku-Rakan

JR San-in
Main Line

3 hrs. and 50 min.
from Tokyo(Iwami Ginzan Museum)

Magistrate’ s2IƂFH6TXDUH

Shuttlebus

Limited express
train stations

Access to Oda City

IzumoshiSta.

31

Tokyo(Haneda Airport)
Nagoya(Nagoya Airport)
Osaka(Itami Airport)
By PlaneFukuoka(Fukuoka Airport)
Sendai(Sendai International Airport)
Shizuoka(Shizuoka Airport)

Masuda Sta.

Iwami Ginzan Park

Iwami Winery
Mt. Hikageyama(718m)

Access within Oda City

Izumoshi Sta.

Former Kawashima
Residence

Sanbe Soba
Sanbe Onsen
Sanbe district area

Hagi Iwami
AirportGotsu City

32

Mt. Taiheizan(854m)
Sanbe Sightseeing Chairlift

Misato-cho

Imo Daikan Museum

31

Kunibiki no Oka
Mt. Sanbe
The Shimane Nature Museumof Mt. Sanbe “Sahimel”

Mt. Mesanbe(957m)

Kigami Shrine
House of theKumagai Family

SANBE BURGER
Sanbe Mokkokan

Sadame Pine Tree

Izumo Airport

Omori Town

Mt. Sanbe Kitanohara campsite

Mt. Magosanbe(903m)

31

Shigaku Yakushi Kame no Yu
Tsuru no Yu

Sahimeyama Shrine
and Tane Kagura

Mt. Osanbe
Pastoral scenery of (1126m)
Mt. Sanbe

Mt. Oetakayama(808 m)

Mt. Oetakayama
volcanoOshiro-cho

Soba Atelier
KonokaSanbesouMt. Moritayama(664m)

Mt. Kosanbe(961m)

Sojiki-cho

Soba Restaurant
Sara

Yamaguchi-cho

Iwami Ginzan Silver Mine Ruins(Sennoyama-no Fukuishi deposit) Minakami-cho40

Sanbe Azukihara Buried ForestOmori Ginzan Area
(Townscape of Omori)

Mt. Yogaisan(414 m)Mt. Taiheizan
Magosanbe

Sanbe Azukihara Buried Forest Park

Omori-choIwami Winery

MesanbeKosanbe

Sanbe Onsen
Soba Cafe Yumoto

Kawai-cho

Ryugenji Mabu Mine Shaft(587m)

Mt. Yogaisan(299m)

OsanbeYamano-Eki
SanbeShiki no Yado Sahimeno

Mt. Takayama(499m)

Soba Restaurant
Hanaikada in Sanbe

Mt. Sanbe

Ukinunonoike Pond
(Ukinunonoike Pond
observation point)

Tomiyama-cho

Nima-cho Mt. Ryugan (Tatsuiwa Rock)Yusato IC*XBNJGVLVNJUTV*$30

Kuri-cho

Mt. Kigamiyama(411 m)SANBE
BURGER

Izumo City

Oya-choYusatoSta.

YunotsuIC

286

Oda-cho375

IwamiYunotsu Sta.
Fukumitsu Sta.

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Hane-cho

Michi-no-Eki“Road Ginzan”

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Mononobe Shrine

Maji Sta.

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Tagi Sta.

Line
Main Asayama-

Oniiwa Rock of Onimura

Nima Sand Museum

30

Odashi Sta.

Shizuma-cho

Volcanic rocks, pyroclastic rocks, and sedimentary rocks formed around 15 million years ago

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Isotake Sta. Shizuma Sta.

Strata related to green tuff
Linked within the text.

Shizunoiwaya Cave Torii-cho

San-in Expressway
Scheduled to open in 2023.

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Shizuma Shrine

Volcanic ash, lapilli, and pumice that erupted approximately 70,000 to 4,000 years ago

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Lava that erupted approximately 16,000 to 4,000 years ago

Tsunozu Formation)

Kaketo Matsushima

Sanbe Volcano (Lava)

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Yunotsu

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