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19. Hattori Coffee Yonago
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20. Izumo Sunaya
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#Creation Incentive Plan Divide 10,000 Yuan Cash In Japan, a land full of charm and stories, Izumo is like a pearl hidden in the San'in region, exuding a mysterious and charming light, attracting travelers eager to explore Japan's ancient culture and tranquil beauty. Izumo City is located in the eastern part of Shimane Prefecture, Japan. It is a city with a long history. As one of the birthplaces of Japanese mythology, it carries a rich cultural heritage. There are not only ancient shrines and traditional buildings, but also beautiful natural scenery. Tradition and modernity coexist harmoniously here. Recommended attractions 1. Izumo Taisha: This is one of the oldest and largest shrines in Japan, and it occupies an important position in Japanese Shintoism. According to legend, Izumo Taisha is the "gathering place of the gods." The main hall of the shrine is magnificent, 24 meters high, and its unique "big shrine" architectural style is very rare. There are also many precious cultural relics and huge shimenawa ropes preserved in the shrine. It is free to visit, but a small fee of about 300 yen may be required to enter some specific areas. 2. Hinomisaki Lighthouse: It is one of the oldest lighthouses in Japan, standing on the Hinomisaki Cape in Izumo City. The scenery around the lighthouse is excellent, with the blue sea, white lighthouse and emerald green vegetation complementing each other, forming a beautiful picture. Climbing the lighthouse, you can overlook the magnificent seascape of the Pacific Ocean, especially at sunset, the scenery is even more beautiful. The lighthouse is free to visit. 3. Hii River: As the largest river in Shimane Prefecture, the Hii River flows through Izumo City. Strolling along the riverside, you can enjoy the natural scenery on both sides and feel the tranquil atmosphere. You can also choose to take the retro "Nanaboshi" sightseeing train, travel along the Hii River, and appreciate the charm of the river and surrounding scenery from different angles. The price of sightseeing train tickets ranges from 1,000 to 3,000 yen depending on the train number and seat type. 4. Izumo Province Government Building Ruins: This is the ruins of the administrative center of the ancient Izumo Province. Through archaeological excavations, some architectural remains are now preserved. There is an exhibition hall in the ruins park, which shows the political, economic and cultural conditions of Izumo at that time through cultural relics and models, allowing people to get a glimpse of the style of ancient Japan. Free admission. Food experience 1. Izumo soba: This is a specialty food in Izumo. The noodles are thick and chewy, with special soup and chopped green onions, tempura crumbs and other ingredients, and the taste is rich. In the local soba noodle shop, a bowl of Izumo soba costs about 800-1500 yen. 2. Pinefish rice: It is made by steaming fresh pinefish with rice. The freshness of the pinefish penetrates into the rice and the aroma is fragrant. Some stores also pair it with special sauces, which has a unique flavor. A serving of pinefish rice is about 1200-2000 yen. 3. Yaegaki sake: Sake brewed in the Izumo area has a mellow taste and elegant aroma. You can taste and buy it at local wine cellars or shops. A bottle of ordinary Yaegaki sake costs about 1,500-5,000 yen. Accommodation recommendation 1. Hotels near Izumo Taisha: The price per night is about 8,000-20,000 yen. This type of hotel is in a prime location, convenient for major attractions such as Izumo Taisha, with relatively complete room facilities. Some hotels also offer traditional Japanese cuisine, which is suitable for tourists who seek convenience and cultural experience. 2. Riverside B&B: About 5,000-15,000 yen per night. The B&B is located on the banks of the Hiigawa River, with a quiet environment and beautiful river views. The room layout is full of traditional Japanese style, and some B&Bs also provide homemade breakfasts, allowing you to experience the local living atmosphere, which is suitable for travelers who like tranquility and nature. Travel tips 1. Best travel time: Spring from March to May and autumn from September to November are the best travel times to Izumo. In spring, cherry blossoms are in full bloom, and attractions such as Izumo Taisha are dotted with pink cherry blossoms, which are magnificent; in autumn, maple leaves gradually turn red, and the banks of the Hii River are colorful and picturesque. The climate in these two seasons is pleasant and suitable for travel. 2. Transportation: You can first take a plane to Yonago Airport, and then transfer to Izumo City by train or bus. Transportation in Izumo City is mainly bus, and you may need to transfer to some attractions. If you want to explore the surrounding area more freely, renting a car is also a good choice. 3. Precautions: When visiting religious sites such as shrines, you must observe relevant etiquette, such as bowing under the torii before entering the shrine, and following the correct way of worship when worshiping. When taking a sightseeing train, book your tickets in advance to avoid delaying your trip. Japanese public places pay attention to hygiene and order, so please pay attention to keeping the environment clean and abide by public order. In Izumo, ancient myths are intertwined with modern tranquility, every landscape tells history, and every bite of food conveys culture. Come to this cradle of Japanese mythology, embark on a journey of exploration full of mystery and beauty, and appreciate its unique charm!
21. Seafood Restaurant Donya
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Seafood Restaurant Donya, the seafood rice bowl here is so delicious that we finished it all in a short time, and some of us even forgot to take pictures. Although the price is not cheap, it is definitely worth it. It is really not easy to find such a good place nowadays.
22. Oshokujidokoro Sakaeya
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快乐时光
In October, you can enjoy the fresh "red crab set meal" at the "Sakaeru" seafood restaurant. The "red crab set meal" in the evening is priced at 4200 yen, which includes sashimi, tempura, red crab, rice, bean paste soup, and steamed egg!
23. Diningroom Dacndac
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24. Mos Burger, Yonago Kaikedori
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25. Mensho Sankoho
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The light chicken soup base and matcha are a perfect match. I drank up all the soup before I finished the noodles the first time. Anyway, matcha lovers should not miss it! I also wanted to try the soy milk chicken white soup ramen. I will come next time.
26. Restaurant Mine
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Japanese
老王1954
A super traditional Japanese hot spring hotel, with eleven kaiseki dishes for dinner. The hot spring hotel dinner includes crab, puffer fish, Tottori beef, and various side dishes and staple dishes that pursue perfection. This is still the standard of a table banquet. Want to know what delax is like? Finally, the ほうじ tea pudding is rich and fragrant without being greasy!
27. Miharaoshokuji
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水墨情缘1413#Creation Incentive Plan Divide 10,000 Yuan Cash
In Japan, a land full of charm and stories, Izumo is like a pearl hidden in the San'in region, exuding a mysterious and charming light, attracting travelers eager to explore Japan's ancient culture and tranquil beauty.
Izumo City is located in the eastern part of Shimane Prefecture, Japan. It is a city with a long history. As one of the birthplaces of Japanese mythology, it carries a rich cultural heritage. There are not only ancient shrines and traditional buildings, but also beautiful natural scenery. Tradition and modernity coexist harmoniously here.
Recommended attractions
1. Izumo Taisha: This is one of the oldest and largest shrines in Japan, and it occupies an important position in Japanese Shintoism. According to legend, Izumo Taisha is the "gathering place of the gods." The main hall of the shrine is magnificent, 24 meters high, and its unique "big shrine" architectural style is very rare. There are also many precious cultural relics and huge shimenawa ropes preserved in the shrine. It is free to visit, but a small fee of about 300 yen may be required to enter some specific areas.
2. Hinomisaki Lighthouse: It is one of the oldest lighthouses in Japan, standing on the Hinomisaki Cape in Izumo City. The scenery around the lighthouse is excellent, with the blue sea, white lighthouse and emerald green vegetation complementing each other, forming a beautiful picture. Climbing the lighthouse, you can overlook the magnificent seascape of the Pacific Ocean, especially at sunset, the scenery is even more beautiful. The lighthouse is free to visit.
3. Hii River: As the largest river in Shimane Prefecture, the Hii River flows through Izumo City. Strolling along the riverside, you can enjoy the natural scenery on both sides and feel the tranquil atmosphere. You can also choose to take the retro "Nanaboshi" sightseeing train, travel along the Hii River, and appreciate the charm of the river and surrounding scenery from different angles. The price of sightseeing train tickets ranges from 1,000 to 3,000 yen depending on the train number and seat type.
4. Izumo Province Government Building Ruins: This is the ruins of the administrative center of the ancient Izumo Province. Through archaeological excavations, some architectural remains are now preserved. There is an exhibition hall in the ruins park, which shows the political, economic and cultural conditions of Izumo at that time through cultural relics and models, allowing people to get a glimpse of the style of ancient Japan. Free admission.
Food experience
1. Izumo soba: This is a specialty food in Izumo. The noodles are thick and chewy, with special soup and chopped green onions, tempura crumbs and other ingredients, and the taste is rich. In the local soba noodle shop, a bowl of Izumo soba costs about 800-1500 yen.
2. Pinefish rice: It is made by steaming fresh pinefish with rice. The freshness of the pinefish penetrates into the rice and the aroma is fragrant. Some stores also pair it with special sauces, which has a unique flavor. A serving of pinefish rice is about 1200-2000 yen.
3. Yaegaki sake: Sake brewed in the Izumo area has a mellow taste and elegant aroma. You can taste and buy it at local wine cellars or shops. A bottle of ordinary Yaegaki sake costs about 1,500-5,000 yen.
Accommodation recommendation
1. Hotels near Izumo Taisha: The price per night is about 8,000-20,000 yen. This type of hotel is in a prime location, convenient for major attractions such as Izumo Taisha, with relatively complete room facilities. Some hotels also offer traditional Japanese cuisine, which is suitable for tourists who seek convenience and cultural experience.
2. Riverside B&B: About 5,000-15,000 yen per night. The B&B is located on the banks of the Hiigawa River, with a quiet environment and beautiful river views. The room layout is full of traditional Japanese style, and some B&Bs also provide homemade breakfasts, allowing you to experience the local living atmosphere, which is suitable for travelers who like tranquility and nature.
Travel tips
1. Best travel time: Spring from March to May and autumn from September to November are the best travel times to Izumo. In spring, cherry blossoms are in full bloom, and attractions such as Izumo Taisha are dotted with pink cherry blossoms, which are magnificent; in autumn, maple leaves gradually turn red, and the banks of the Hii River are colorful and picturesque. The climate in these two seasons is pleasant and suitable for travel.
2. Transportation: You can first take a plane to Yonago Airport, and then transfer to Izumo City by train or bus. Transportation in Izumo City is mainly bus, and you may need to transfer to some attractions. If you want to explore the surrounding area more freely, renting a car is also a good choice.
3. Precautions: When visiting religious sites such as shrines, you must observe relevant etiquette, such as bowing under the torii before entering the shrine, and following the correct way of worship when worshiping. When taking a sightseeing train, book your tickets in advance to avoid delaying your trip. Japanese public places pay attention to hygiene and order, so please pay attention to keeping the environment clean and abide by public order.
In Izumo, ancient myths are intertwined with modern tranquility, every landscape tells history, and every bite of food conveys culture. Come to this cradle of Japanese mythology, embark on a journey of exploration full of mystery and beauty, and appreciate its unique charm!
