8:00, Hotels you book in Hagi, Yamaguchi. * Our driver will pick you up at your hotel.

09:00, Tonomachi-dori Street: Stay time about 45 minutes The atmospheric avenue where Tsuwano's merchants and samurai once lived. Tsuwano's old merchant district, centered on Tonomachi-dori Street, is filled with traditional buildings made of dark wood and white plaster. Working sake breweries and traditional sweet shops occupy these gorgeous storefronts, while ryokan and minshuku lodgings are tucked into the quaint alleys.

11:15, Lunch at Road Station Yuhi Park Hamada <Stay 0.75 hours> * Lunch prices in local cities in Japan are $ 10 ~ 15 per person. Here you can have a casual lunch while looking at the Sea of ​​Japan. * If it is early at lunch time, you can take out sandwiches, bread and coffee.

13:00, Iwami Ginzan World Heritage Center (* Optional tour by applying by yourself): about 3 hours "Walking with a guide Iwami Ginzan's largest tunnel trace Okubo Maho Public limited tour" 13: 30-15: 30 (13:00 set): $ 35 per adult / $ 25 per child * Only those who want to participate should pay locally after making a reservation in advance. http://www.iwami.or.jp/ginzan/naiyou/index.html * Optional tour by applying by yourself Iwami Ginzan is a UN World Heritage site in the mountains of Shimane, Japan. During the sixteenth century, it was one of the largest silver mines in Japan, and one third of all the silver in circulation at that time was said to have come from this mine. * The rental rates for bikes are $ 50 per 3 hours (ordinary push bikes) / $ 70 per 2 hours. (Electric-powered bicycles)

17:00, Service Area "Shinjiko" on San-in Expressway <short break> * You can enjoy freshwater clam soup at Lake Shinji.

18:00, Restaurant near Sakaiminato: Stay time about 1.5 hours Sakaiminato has the highest catch of "Matsuba crab" in Japan. Moreover, it is more affordable than "Echizen crab". * Please note that the crab can be eaten from early November to March. * Restaurant arrangements and payments must be made by yourself. Our recommendation is restaurant "Ajidokoro Misa". * The price of snow crab varies depending on the year, but it is 100 to 150 $ per cup. Other seafood is also very delicious at Sakaiminato! Of course there are also meat dishes.

about 20:00, your hotel in "Kaike Onsen", Yonago, Tottori. * Your hotel arrangements and payments must be made by yourself. * It is safe to pay $ 50 or more per person in a local city in Japan. However, in the case of an "inn" with meals, it costs $ 100 or more per person. Book and pay for yourself according to your budget and personal preferences. The next day you will leave at 9 am. Our driver will pick you up at your hotel.

Pick up at 9:00, your hotel in Kaike Onsen * Our driver will pick you up at your hotel.

09:40, Matsue Castle: Stay 0.75 hours * $ 5 ~ 6 per adult when entering the castle tower Nicknamed the "black castle" or "plover castle", it is one of the few remaining medieval castles in Japan – at least of the few remaining in their original wooden form, and not a modern reconstruction in concrete. The construction of Matsue Castle began in 1607 and finished in 1611, under the local lord Horio Yoshiharu. In 1638, the fief and castle passed to the Matsudaira clan, a junior branch of the ruling Tokugawa clan. Most Japanese castles have been damaged or destroyed by war, earthquakes, or other causes. Since a large part of their construction was wooden, fire was a major hazard. Matsue castle was built after the last great war of feudal Japan, so it never saw a battle. Yet only some of the walls and the keep exist today. Matsue Castle, standing on the shores of Shinji Lake, is one of Japan's Three Great Lake Castles. It is also known as a riverside district.

11:30, Izumo Taisha: Stay time about 2 hours You will be impressed with this prestigious shrine where Japanese gods gather!

15:15, Hiroshima Miyoshi Winery: Stay time about half a hours https://www.miyoshi-winery.co.jp/miyoshi.php A perfect place to enjoy Japanese wine and find local souvenirs. A special winery where you can sample various kinds of Miyoshi wine cultivated in dedicated vineyards. It has a regular line of wines and a higher-end line called TOMOÉ. The regular wines are all free to taste while TOMOÉ has a separate refrigerated room for their wines and a small bar where you can have a taste for a fee. Several TOMOÉ wines have won national and international awards. Besides wine, there are many souvenirs available at the souvenir hall. It also has a café and a barbecue garden that offer Hiroshima beef and wine. Soft-serve ice cream flavored with Miyoshi pione grape is something you shall not lose at the café.

17:15, Hiroshima Station drop off Please enjoy Japan from Hiroshima by yourself after this !!