Ride a Rickshaw, Tour the Power Spots in Izumo

人力車で巡る　出雲パワースポット巡り

Make your trip in Izumo out of the ordinary

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Tour the streets of Izumo Taisha Grand Shrine by rickshaw.
Check out the famous Izumo Taisha Grand Shrine, Shimnon-dori Street, and Inasa-no-hama beach as well as visit secret spots that are not listed in guidebooks.

Area
Izumo

Basic Information

Booking Sites for Activities

DESTINATIONS
= Things to see nearby =

Hinomisaki Shrine

A bright, vermillion-lacquered shrine that is set against the sea
Hashi Festival

Otakiage Festival

Appreciation for your chopstick

Ichibata Yakushi

A shrine that is revered for its reputed benefits in relieving diseases of the eye, and which also boasts amazing views that are well worth seeing

Inasa Beach

A beach with superb sunsets that has also been selected as one of Japan’s 100 great beaches

Izumo Yayoi-no-Mori Hakubutsukan (Izumo Yayoi-no-Mori Museum)

Visitors are transported to an idyllic world of ancient times

Shussai Kiln

A large number of fine items with a wide variety of uses, from everyday items to gifts
Canola Flower Fields (nanohana)

The Hikawa Canola Field

A yellow carpet of canola flowers

Izumo Hinomisaki Lighthouse

Japan's tallest chalk lighthouse, towering over the Sea of Japan

ACTIVITIES
= Things to try nearby =

National Park, Cruising and Local Seafood Plan

Cruise along the Eastern Shimane Peninsula

Ichibata Yakushi Morning rice porridge and zazen

A quiet time to reflect on oneself

Kimono experience Goen style

Visit Izumo Taisha Grand Shrine and stroll around the nearby town in a Kimono!

Samurai Souemon’s walking tour

Samurai Souemon takes you around Matsue to captivating spots off the beaten path

Mini Tatami Mattress Making

Visit this traditional tatami studio and learn how to make your very own mini tatami mattress

Kimono rental around Matsue Castle

Dress up in an elegant kimono and explore the Matsue Castle townscape

Mizuhiki Crafting with Enmusubi Mizuhiki Non

Create your own one and only Mizuhiki item!

Ichibata Yakushi Weekend Zazen

A quiet time to reflect on oneself