2025 Tsuwano Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in March)

A cafe in Tsuwano town, Shimane prefecture, renovated from a hospital, called KATE 🍽️ Old building glasses let in light so gently ✨ The view through the glass is exceptional 🪟 What I had this time was the 'Tsuwano Vegetable Platter Buffet' You can only get it once, but you can have as much Tsuwano vegetables on your plate as you like. Eating a lot is still healthy because it's vegetables 🥬 It's nice that soup and rice come with the set 👍 It's a popular cafe, so making a reservation is recommended ♥️ At the back of the building, you can enter for 200 yen and feel the remnants of the old hospital 💉

This is my first time to visit Hori Gardens. I noticed that if you come in different seasons, there will be different atmospheres. Just like in spring, you can see fresh green leaves, in autumn, you can see autumn leaves that I also like, in summer, you can try your luck to see fireflies, and in winter, you can see the scenery with snow. In short, if you come here all year round, you can enjoy different natural scenery. This is a mansion with a very old history and atmosphere, and the backyard is also very beautiful! We are visiting and strolling here slowly👣There weren't many people here when I went, so we could take a slow walk and enjoy the time here quietly! But of course I would really want to take photos and check in here as a souvenir, this place is so quaint🤎The transportation is convenient and you can drive from Tsuwano Station in about 15 minutes to get here. I think there is actually not much to go around Tsuwano Station, so let's just come here directly~ A little tip: you have to pay for admission, which is 500 yen per adult💴If you are interested, please collect it! Former Hori Gardens Address: 795 Muraki, Tsuwano, Kanoashi District, Shimane 699-5622 Japan Opening hours: 09:00-16:30 (Closed on Mondays) #Japan Good Places #Japan Photoshoot #Japan Check-in #Photoshooting Tips #Photo Recommendations #Japan Must-visit Check-in Spots

One of the five great Inari shrines. You can drive up to the shrine. You can also walk along the approach to the shrine, where vermilion torii gates line the grounds like a tunnel. The view of Tsuwano's townscape from the shrine grounds is spectacular.