The Gono River and mountains in MisatoMisato Town

Misato TownEnjoy more around your event.

Enjoy the Go River and mountain landscapes, day-use hot springs and river activities in Misato, Shimane. Plan the Kasubuchi and southern Daiwa areas separately, with Ochi Yamakujira wild-boar dishes, produce markets, accommodation and stops around local events.

Start with the location

Where is Misato Town? Map of the sights

Location within Sanin

Map showing Misato Town and nearby regions within Sanin
Misato Town and nearby regions. For travel across Sanin, see Western Shimane: Iwami, Tsuwano and nearby places.

Town centre and sights

Map of Misato Town showing stations, waterways, roads and the locations of 1 Canoe-no-sato Ochi; 2 Chihara Onsen; 3 Hamahara Dam; 4 Banryukyo Park
A San'in location map and a town map centered on Kasubuchi. No. 3 represents Hamahara Dam. Kasubuchi and Chihara in the north are far from Banryukyo in the south, so check roads and public transport connections. Canoe no Sato Ochi in Kamemura and the competition venue Canoele IMAI in Nobuki are separate facilities. Tap a map label to read more.
Make a stop before or after an event

Recommended sights

From Kasubuchi, visit Hamahara Dam, Canoe no Sato and Chihara Onsen to the east. Banryukyo Gorge and the southern roadside station require another journey. The Sanko Line has closed, so explore by bus or car.

The Gono River and mountains in Misato
Canoe-no-sato Ochi

1Canoe-no-sato Ochi

Iwami Winery Canoe no Sato Ochi in Kamemura offers canoeing and kayaking on the Gonokawa River. Combine it with camping or a trailer-house stay. Water levels and weather may change the activities available.

Hamahara Dam across the Gono River
Hamahara Dam

3Hamahara Dam

A hydroelectric dam across the middle Gonokawa River. View its gates, river and surrounding mountains to explore the relationship between the river and local life. Stay out of restricted management areas and view from public places.