From Hiroshima To Shimane by Trains and Bus
DAY 1
10:00HIROSHIMA STATION
bus
12:40IWAMI GINZAN
13:40
RYUGENJI MINE SHAFT
Ryugenji Mabu was developed in 1715 under the supervision of Omori Magistrate, and of its length of 600 m, 273 m is open to the public.
410 yen14:40
OMORI TOWN
Now Ōmori Town is attracting attention, not only in Japan but from around the world, as a model town for sustainable development. After its selection as a World Heritage Site, the area did not shift to tourism; instead, the everyday lives of the residents continue as they always have in an area that preserves an Edo Period townscape.
0 yen17:20
OODA (WATCHING NIGHT KAGURA)
Kagura is a collection of dances and music that originally began as rituals performed by shrine priests at shrines dedicated to local deities. Kagura was performed to give thanks for bountiful harvests during annual fall festivals.
0 yen
18:30OODA
DAY 2
11:50OODASHI STATION
train
13:40TSUWANO STATION
13:50
TONOMACHI STREET (TSUWANO)
Known as “the little Kyoto of San'in”, Tsuwano is famous as a former castle town. Within the Tonomachi area of Tsuwano, the oldest remnants of that castle town atmosphere can still be found.
0 yen15:20
TAIKODANI INARI SHRINE
Counted among one of the five largest Inari shrines in Japan, Taikodani Inari Shrine in Tsuwano is a known as a shrine for good luck, driving away evil, and good fortune in business.
0 yen16:45TSUWANO STATION
17:00TONOMACHI STREET
18:00TSUWANO
DAY 3
9:30TSUWANO STATION
train
10:40SHIN YAMAGUCHI STATION
11:00YAMAGUCHI
