MATSUEThe City of Water and a historic castle town
Enjoy Matsue Castle (a National Treasure), Lake Shinji, and hot springs
Ride direct to Izumo,
home of Japan's myths, and Matsue,
the City of Water.
No transfers, no hassle.
Just sit back and
watch the countryside go by.
Mythology
Izumo Taisha,
the setting of Japan's myths
History
Castle town and samurai residences
Hot Springs
Relax and unwind in hot springs
Local Food
A rich food culture
Enjoy Matsue Castle (a National Treasure), Lake Shinji, and hot springs
Visit Izumo Taisha and places linked to Japan's myths

Head to Izumo, the land of Japan's myths!
Enjoy Izumo Taisha and local specialties

Explore Matsue, the City of Water

A trip of flowers, birds, and hot springs

Enjoy history and nostalgic old streetscapes
Enjoy views of the castle town and the lake
A relaxing stay at lakeside hot springs
Stay in a region rich in history and tradition, known as the home of Japan's myths
Matsue Vogel Park
Yuushien Garden
Horikawa Pleasure Boat
Matsue Castle
Matsue Shinjiko Onsen
Inasa Beach
Izumo Hinomisaki Lighthouse
Susa Shrine
Momen-Kaido Street
Hinomisaki Shrine
Izumo Soba
Nodoguro (Blackthroat Seaperch)
Lake Shinji Shijimi Clams
Matsue Tea & Japanese Sweets
Izumo Zenzai (Sweet Red Bean Soup)
Hiroshima Bus Center → Matsue Station
Approx.
3 hours
※Japan Bus Lines website
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Hiroshima Bus Center → Izumo-shi Station
Approx.
3 hours 20 minutes
※Japan Bus Lines website
Book Now