[Song of Shimane] Izumo, Matsue, Tsuwano... Exquisite masterpieces depicting Shimane
Warm-hearted people, beautiful scenery, and tales of the gods.
The songs born from Shimane’s climate overflow with feelings for one’s hometown and deep local pride.
In this article, we’ll share the charm of songs connected to Shimane, carried on the winds of the Sea of Japan.
“Songs about Shimane” range widely—from pieces that depict its landscapes, to heartbreak songs that intertwine famous sights with the feelings of love, to local tunes that convey every facet of Shimane’s appeal.
Please enjoy these gems of music, where nostalgia and freshness are woven together.
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[Songs of Shimane] Izumo, Matsue, Tsuwano... Exquisite masterpieces depicting Shimane (31–40)
Woman of IzumoIzumo Kouichi
This is an enka song with lyrics sprinkled with words that would delight people from Shimane Prefecture.
Despite his tough-looking appearance, Koichi Izumo has a smooth, beautiful voice—the contrast is great.
The melody is light and refreshing, and it matches his singing voice.
Shimane Love JourneyMizumori Kaori
Wow, Kaori Mizumori is truly an extraordinary queen of regional songs! This song, too, is about taking a heartbroken journey through Shimane Prefecture on a train along the San’in Main Line.
Enka is perfect when you’ve had your heart broken.
Listening to this song, I want to heal my own wounded heart as well.
Song of Unnan CityHatsune Miku
This is a song that introduces Unnan City in Shimane Prefecture.
From the cherry blossoms in Kisuki to Japan’s first shrine, the city actually has a variety of attractions.
The music is wonderful, and the cute voice makes the song really memorable.
It’s a town where mythology lives on, so it leaves you with a very mystical feeling.
Mihonoseki Tide SongShimazu Aya
Mihonoseki, located in Matsue City, Shimane Prefecture, is a historic port town.
The famous Aya Shimazu sings an enka song themed around Mihonoseki.
The gentle flow of the melody, combined with Shimazu’s powerful voice, beautifully conveys the majesty of the sea.
Shimane Song ~ Isn’t It Fate?DAIGO
DAIGO, whose grandfather is former Prime Minister Noboru Takeshita, created a song for Shimane Prefecture.
Shimanecco’s dance is very cute, but the highlights are DAIGO’s love for Shimane and the charming lyrics.
[Songs of Shimane] Izumo, Matsue, Tsuwano... Treasured masterpieces that depict Shimane (41–50)
Song of the Giant ArumX＋
This is a song by a character named Oonanshou from Onan Town in Shimane Prefecture.
Ekusuto creates such refreshing melodies, don’t they? Oonanshou is a very cute character, so please try searching for it.
It’s a catchy tune that sticks in your head.
Bang!Bang!Bang!koto no ha
This song is the theme music created for an information program called “Nama Tamago bang!” that airs on Wednesdays in the San’in region.
It matches the show’s content, which always presents fresh, noteworthy information.
Listening to it really lifts your spirits.