Matsue-Tamatsukuri toll gate, Tollbooth in Matsue, Japan.
The Matsue-Tamatsukuri toll gate is a checkpoint along the San-in Expressway where traffic passes and fees are collected. The facility uses electronic payment systems alongside traditional manual booths to handle vehicles moving through the region.
The toll gate opened on March 24, 2001, as part of modernizing transportation infrastructure in Shimane Prefecture. Its establishment improved traffic management and revenue collection along this busy route.
The toll gate sits near Matsue, a region where travelers pass through on routes connecting traditional gardens and samurai-era buildings. The surrounding area carries a long history that shapes how locals and visitors move through this part of the country.
Drivers can pay tolls here using Japanese yen, credit cards, or an electronic toll system that requires a device installed in the vehicle. Having the correct payment method ready helps move through more smoothly.
The toll gate sits strategically between the Matsue-Tamatsukuri interchange and the Shinjiko service area, making it a key transition point. This position connects different travel routes and rest stops along the corridor.
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