Tour Japan’s scenic
backroads and discover
its unique nature.
Tottori Prefecture is home to Mt. Daisen, known as one of Japan’s most beautiful mountains—and also a popular cycling destination. Located along the Sea of Japan, it also boasts the Tottori Uminami Road, a 150-kilometer-long cycling road that stretches from east to west on the coast. Experience Tottori’s majestic nature!


- Please wear a helmet
when riding a bike -
Helmets can help mitigate head injuries, the most common fatal injuries in bike accidents. Be sure to wear your helmet in case you get involved in an accident.
- * As the revised Road Traffic Act took effect in April 2023, cyclists are now required to make an effort to wear a helmet when riding a bike.
- * Tottori Prefecture has obligated cyclists to make this effort since October 2016 when it enacted its Sasaeai Traffic Safety Ordinance.
Cycling Routes
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Prefectural Routes
(Road markings provided)-
East-West
Tottori UminamiRoad
- Intermediate
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- Distance
- 152 km
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- Elevation gain
- 1,086 m
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Western Area
YumigahamaCycling Course
- Elementary
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- Distance
- 15.8 km
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- Elevation gain
- 64 m
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Western Area
Sea-to-SummitKaike/Daisen Route
- Intermediate
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- Distance
- 48 km
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- Elevation gain
- 993 m
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Eastern Area
Tottori-OkayamaConnection Cycling Route
- Intermediate
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- Distance
- 46.6 km
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- Elevation gain
- 1,167 m
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Western Area
Lake NakaumiCycling Route
- Intermediate
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- Distance
- 72.6 km
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- Elevation gain
- 485 m
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Sightseeing Spots
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1
Tottori Sand Dunes
One of Tottori’s most famous tourist attractions. Also close by is the Sand Museum, which houses a collection of sand sculptures and statues.
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2
Uradome Coast Island Cruise
A cruise that allows you to enjoy the scenic views of Uradome Coast from up close.
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3
Gosho Aoyama Manga Factory
A museum dedicated to the works of Gosho Aoyama, the author of Detective Conan.
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Kaike Onsen
Located on the north side of Yonago City, it is one of the premier seaside hot spring resorts in the San’in region facing the Sea of Japan.
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Mt. Daisen
The highest peak in the Chugoku region. It offers stunning natural views that change throughout the four seasons.
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Yonago Castle
One of the most famous castle ruins in the San’in region. This place offers a magnificent view of the sun rising from behind the summit of Mt. Daisen, known as “Diamond Daisen,” that can be seen twice a year.