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I rented an electric bicycle to visit the Iwami Ginzan Silver Mine. It was worth it to see the historic work of the people at that time. Sightseeing can be quite tiring and time-consuming, so it was great to go by electric bike. Even though I was running out of rental time, riding through the lovely streets was a wonderful memory!

The entrance to the Ginzan Silver Mine is located about 2 kilometers from the parking lot at the foot of the mountain. The entrance is uphill, so you can walk, ride a bike (rental available), or take a shared cart (with a timetable) to get there. The slope is gentle, so it is possible to walk there. You can enjoy the townscape and the small mine entrance along the way, making the walk a pleasant and enjoyable experience. There are two routes, one for cars and one for pedestrians, so it is recommended to take different routes on the way there and back. Inside the mine, there are many low-hanging areas, so please be careful not to hit your head. There are often guided tours, so you may need extra time to explore the mine as the groups stop frequently for explanations. Therefore, it is advisable to plan your visit with enough time to spare.

It's very good. If you happen to come across a black video case, please pick it up and deliver it to the World Heritage Center. Thank you. The greenery is beautiful. We walked quite a bit from the parking lot we were directed to... but it was definitely worth it! Sometimes I felt like I was going to bump my head... I think it's better to rent a bike. I had a great time and would love to visit again.