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Exploring Masuda at your own pace, freely and comfortably, is best achieved in a rental car. It will allow you access to hidden treasures not reachable by public transportation.
Notably, the economy car class is recommended for Masuda's city travels, as it offers efficiency and comfort of navigation through narrow streets of this charming location. Starting the search early can ensure you snatch a good deal.
Mark the Honjo area on your map. This neighbourhood is home to local beaches, shrines, and temples. A drive along Route 191 provides a scenic, coastal route offering breathtaking views of the Japan sea.
There are several options for parking, including free areas available near the attractions. Look out for the signs in blue and white, which are indicators for municipal parking zones.
Masuda is home to the iconic Iwami Ginzan Silver Mine, a World Heritage Site. As the city has an active fishing trade, visiting the port town of Sakaiminato is a must for seafood lovers. To make your experiences even more remarkable, try to visit during the numerous cultural festivals taking place throughout the year.
Remember, in Japan, you drive on the left side of the road and the steering wheel is on the right side, contrary to the UK. Speed limits in cities are usually between 30 and 50 km/h, whereas highways range from 80 to 100 km/h, but make sure to check the signs for accurate speed limitations.
Outlying areas such as Tottori and Shimane can be accessed by the Japan Railway services, but to explore Masuda comprehensively, a car rentals are highly recommended.
Masuda experiences a mild climate, but it is always a good idea to check the forecast before visiting. The local currency is the Japanese Yen and ATMs are widely available for currency exchange, although most places do accept credit cards.
