Hamada

Hamada is a city situated in Shimane Prefecture, Japan. It is the third biggest city in the prefecture and is situated at the southwestern end of the prefecture. It is a seaside city on the Sea of Japan and has wonderful white sand shorelines, which make the city a mainstream goal for nearby sightseers in the late spring. Hamada is a little city around 1 hour 40 minutes by interstate to Hiroshima. The city was established on November 3, 1940.

As of March 2017, Hamada City has an expected populace of 57,142, with around 43,000 individuals living in the waterfront urban 'city' territory. The prefectural college The University of Shimane is situated in Hamada, similar to the Institute for Northeast Asian Research. Hamada is one of only a handful couple of urban areas in the locale to have a substantial tonnage shipping port. Aquas is on the edges of the city. It is the biggest aquarium in western Honshu.

The Hamada Museum of Children's Art is situated around one mile from the downtown area. Its displays incorporate craftsmanship by kids from around the globe and fine art important to youngsters. Their projects incorporate specialized craftsmanship classes and workmanship history workshops for offspring all things considered. The remnants of Hamada mansion are arranged on the highest point of a slope close to the focal point of town. Hamada Castle was worked in 1620, and obliterated towards the finish of the Tokugawa Shogunate.