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Antique-ya

Antique-ya overlooks the castle moat just near Lafcadio Hearn’s former residence. It is a fascinating treasure house of artifacts from bygone years which all make great souvenirs of your time in Matsue. The shop is particularly popular with tourists from overseas.

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Tamatsukuri Hot Spring Yu-Yu

“Yu-Yu” is a pulic hot spring and the therapeutic waters are said to be good fo the treatment of rheumatism, intestinal problems and skin complaints. Admission: 600 yen. Take your own towel or buy one at the front desk. Address: Tamatsukuri Hot Spring Area Opening Times: 10:00am – 10:00pm Closed on Mondays (or Tuesday if [...]

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Live House B1 

Live House B1

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Matsue International Tourist Information Office 

Located at the South Exit of Matsue Station. Open all year round from 9:00am – 6:00pm. There is a computer with internet access for tourists from overseas.

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You-me Town

Large shopping complex

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Karakoro-kobo Art Studio

Arts and crafts studio

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Shimane Prefectural Products and Tourist Centre 

The centre sells a variety of local products and traditional handicrafts, all of which make great souvenirs……

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Saiun-do (Japanese sweets)

Traditional sweets from Matsue…

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Saty (Department store) 

Shopping complex in Matsue….

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Maple Hotel

Hotel in Hirata-cho, Izumo

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Naniwa-Issui (Ryokan) 

Naniwa Issui is a ryokan located on the northen shore of Lake Shinji. It has indoor and outdoor hot spring baths, and some guest rooms have baths with stunning views of Lake Shinji.  63 Chidori-cho, Matsue Tel: 0852-21-4132 OFFICIAL SITE JAPANiCAN.com RAKUTEN TRAVEL.com Nippon Travel Agency

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Minami-kan (Ryokan) 

Minamikan is one of Matsue’s oldest (1888) and most famous ryokans (Japanese inn), and their restaurant serves a variety of sets including the traditional Japanese full course Kaiseki.  The ryokan overlooks the Ohashigawa River and Lake Shinji, and has a nice pine and white sand garden . Getting There: Take the Lakeline Bus from stop [...]

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