questions about shimane prefecture
- Thread starter xerxes99
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- 17 Sep 2005
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What kind of info are you looking for, exactly?
One piece of advice, though: you will want a car big-time! Cars are expensive, but it will be more than worth it in Izumo if you want to get around at all!
One piece of advice, though: you will want a car big-time! Cars are expensive, but it will be more than worth it in Izumo if you want to get around at all!
Revenant
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- 7 Mar 2005
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A car would be in order, I'll agree.
I've been there a couple times, once to Izumo Taisha (an old shrine that is supposedly the meeting place of the Shinto gods). It is a place that couples or single people go to get good luck in romantic relationships.
Matsue is a mid size city. I've just been around the castle though. There is a microbrewery there, and they have some of the best beer I've tried. Shimane beer if you're into trying some expensive but good beer. One of the the three beers has a banana taste to it (I wasn't keen on the idea of banana beer at first, but it really is good).
One other place that might be of interest is Sakaiminato (actually in Tottori prefecture, right on the border of Shimane). It's a small fishing city with great seafood, and also a museum of one of Japan's most famous anime artists. Shigeru Miyamoto, most famous for his monster and ghost cartoons (Gegege No Kitarou) that made their way onto Japanese TV everyweek. A bit old style, but I rather like it.
I've been there a couple times, once to Izumo Taisha (an old shrine that is supposedly the meeting place of the Shinto gods). It is a place that couples or single people go to get good luck in romantic relationships.
Matsue is a mid size city. I've just been around the castle though. There is a microbrewery there, and they have some of the best beer I've tried. Shimane beer if you're into trying some expensive but good beer. One of the the three beers has a banana taste to it (I wasn't keen on the idea of banana beer at first, but it really is good).
One other place that might be of interest is Sakaiminato (actually in Tottori prefecture, right on the border of Shimane). It's a small fishing city with great seafood, and also a museum of one of Japan's most famous anime artists. Shigeru Miyamoto, most famous for his monster and ghost cartoons (Gegege No Kitarou) that made their way onto Japanese TV everyweek. A bit old style, but I rather like it.
