DISCOVER ANOTHER JAPAN SAN‘IN、IZUMO & MATSUE ~古きよき時代の日本の風景、出雲&松江~

Because the coronavirus infection is spreading again, away from the hustle and bustle of the city, we will send you the scenery of the Japanese streets of the good old days. We hope that you will be able to move freely as soon as possible. sanin-japan.com/
◆Momen Kaidou(The Cotton Road)
The Cotton Road is located between Lake Shinji and the Sea of Japan, and is a place where the elegance of a region that has been blessed by its natural environment lingers. Here you can enjoy a relaxed atmosphere that combines an oldscape and modern life. The road is also home to Umi Shrine, which is known as the shrine for “release from marriage.” With the goal of ensuring that bad relationships are easily severed while good relationships are easily formed, many tourists visit Umi Shrine before visiting Izumo Taisha. 
momen-kaidou.jp/
◆Izumo Taisha Grand Shrine
Dedicated to the Shinto god of “en” (the ties that binds us together) Okuninushi-no-Okami, Izumo Taisha Grand Shrine is one of the oldest and most venerated shrines in Japan. The main hall is constructed in the “taisha-zukuri” style, Japan’s oldest form of shrine architecture, and has been designated as a National Treasure. Each year during the 10th month of the Lunar calendar the gods from throughout Japan congregate at Izumo Taisha for their annual meeting.
ancient-japan-izumo.com/
◆Matsue Castle(National Treasure)
Constructed over a period of 5 years from 1607 to 1611 by Yoshiharu Horio, a feudal lord and founder of Matsue. Currently it is one of the only 12 remaining original castles in Japan and the only one in the San’in region. It was designated National Treasure in 2015. The elegance of the castle’s swooping roofs and decor is often compared to the wings of a ‘chidori’ (plover bird) which has led to the castle’s nickname,’Chidori-jo’ (Plover Castle).
www.visit-matsue.com/
Please come to San’in once after the coronavirus has gone away.
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コロナウィルスの感染再拡大が懸念される中、都会の喧騒から離れて古きよき時代の日本の
町並みをご紹介します。一刻も早く自由に移動ができるようになることを願って…。
◆木綿街道
宍道湖と日本海の間にある木綿街道は、自然に恵まれた地域の優雅さが残ります。昔ながらの生活と現代の生活を組み合わせたリラックスした雰囲気を楽しむこともできます。木綿街道には「縁切りの神社」として知られる宇美神社があり、良い縁を結ぶ前に悪い縁を断ち切るため、出雲大社に行く前に宇美神社を訪れる方も多くいます。
◆出雲大社
大国主の神社である出雲大社は、日本で最も古く、最も崇拝されている神社の1つです。本堂は日本最古の神社建築である「大社造」様式で建てられ、国宝に指定されています。毎年、太陰暦の10か月目に、全国の神々が出雲大社に集まるといわれています。
◆国宝松江城
1607年から1611年までの5年間に、松江の藩主であり創始者である堀尾吉晴によって建設されました。現在、日本に残っている12の天守のひとつであり、山陰地方で唯一の城で、2015年に国宝に指定されました。城の特徴的な屋根と装飾の優雅さから、別名「千鳥城」ともいわれます。
コロナが終息したら、是非一度山陰を訪れてください。
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    contrast too high....

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