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1. www.japan-guide.com › e › e5800Matsue Travel Guide - What to do around Matsue - japan-guide.com

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   • Matsue Guesthouse. Budget-friendly. Matsue Guesthouse is set in Matsue, 2.5 km from Lafcadio Hearn Memorial Museum, 3.6 km from Lake Shinji, as well as 25 km from Atagoyama Park.
   • Onyado Nono Matsue Natural Hot Spring. Luxury. Set 1.7 km from Lafcadio Hearn Memorial Museum, Onyado Nono Matsue Natural Hot Spring offers 4-star accommodation in Matsue and has a spa and wellness centre.
   • Guest house daisho oshiro asobi. Budget-friendly. Located less than 1 km from Lafcadio Hearn Memorial Museum, Guest house daisho oshiro asobi offers 1-star accommodation in Matsue and features a garden, a terrace and a shared lounge.
   • Fukumakan. Mid-range. Counting an almost 200-year history, Fukumakan features Japanese-style rooms and freestanding cottages, some overlooking Miho Bay. Bicycle rentals are available, and the hotel offers a free shuttle to/from Yonago Airport and JR Sakai-Minato Station.

2. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › MatsueMatsue - Wikipedia

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   Matsue ( Japanese: 松江市, Hepburn: Matsue-shi) is the capital city of Shimane Prefecture, Japan, located in the Chūgoku region of Honshu. [1] [2] As of 31 March 2023, the city had an estimated population of 196,748 in 91287 households and a population density of 340 persons per km². [3]

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4. sugoii-japan.com › matsue-japanMatsue Japan - Complete Travel Guide To Visit The City Of Water

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   • Matsue Castle. As was mentioned previously, one of the things that makes Matsue Castle so special is the fact that, out of the hundreds of historic castles in Japan right at this moment, it is one of only twelve that’s still in its original form.
   • Shimane Art Museum. This unique art museum located in the southern area of Matsue City houses a vast collection of western and local art pieces, including paintings, print items, sculptures, modern art, photography, and crafts.
   • Lafcadio Hearn Memorial Museum. Lafcadio Hearn holds a special place in the Matsue community’s hearts, as well as the traditionalists and culturalists of Japan, because he was one of the first foreigners to travel to Japan and write about its beautiful history and traditions to extend to the outside world.
   • Lake Shinji. Lake Shinji might arguably be the lake that made Matsue the City of Water. Given that it’s the seventh largest lake in the entirety of Japan, with spectacular scenery and abundant activities along its shores, you can bet that it’s very popular with locals and tourists alike.

5. www.japan.travel › en › destinationsMatsue | Shimane | Chugoku | Destinations | Travel Japan - Japan...

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   Shimane Prefecture's largest city, Matsue is a castle town known for its place in the myths and legends related to Japan's pantheon of gods. This is where the gods gather before their annual meeting at Izumo Grand Shrine.

6. en.japantravel.com › shimane › matsue-cityMatsue Travel Guide: Things to do in Matsue, Shimane - Japan...

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   Sakura Season at Matsue Castle Park. Kim. Designated as one of Japan's Top 100 Cherry Tree viewing spots, Matsue Castle Park is a delight during spring. Around 200 sakura.. 1 4.

7. www.kanpai-japan.com › matsueMatsue - A historical city at the water's edge - Kanpai Japan

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   Matsue is the capital of Shimane Prefecture, known for its castle, canals, lake and mythological shrines. Discover its feudal heritage, culinary specialties, thermal district and nearby attractions in this sightseeing guide.

8. en.japantravel.com › feature › welcome-to-matsueMatsue, Shimane – Japan Travel

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   Matsue is the capital of Shimane Prefecture in west Japan, and is the centre of the culturally significant Izumo region. Matsue is nestled between the Sea of Japan and two of Japan’s largest lakes, Lake Shinji and Nakaumi.