Tourist information for
Tottori, Japan

Tottori Burgers

Tottori is a meat lover’s paradise. There’s the hamburgers. Made with juicy...

Daisen G Beer

Daisen G Beer offers a wide variety of brews all made using the natural spr...

Tottori’s Sublime Sake

Brewed using mineral-rich water from the snow atop Tottori’s tallest peaks ...

Matsuba Crab

The adult male snow crab (or queen crab) is known as Matsuba-gani and is To...

Red Queen Crab

The birthplace of GeGeGe no Kitaro is also the home of Japan’s biggest catc...

Mosa Shrimp

These shrimp can be caught in offshore bottom dragnets between September an...

White Squid

From early summer to late autumn, the evening boat lights glittering on the...

Rock Oysters

Tottori’s rock oysters, caught as-is by free diving, can reach lengths of u...

Tuna

Pacific Bluefin tuna is the king of the sea both in name and in substance. ...

Tottori Beef Oleic Acid 55

Tottori boasts a history of producing wagyuu, or Japanese beef, since the E...

Asian Pears

Tottori is the prefecture for Asian pears (called nashi in Japanese). Menti...

Persimmons (Kaki)

These delicacies are marked by a refined sweetness that melts in your mouth...

Gyuukotsu Ramen

Tottori’s central region is dotted with shops serving this unusual cow-bone...

Horu Soba

Horu soba is a name given by many locals to this dish of yaki-soba with bee...

Daisen Milk no Sato

The most popular spot among the ranches of Daisen, allowing visitors an up-...

Sakaiminato Sakana Centre

This is the specialist’s marketplace where local fish and seafood brokers c...

Tairyo Fish Market Nakaura

The big 7.7-metre high stone Kitaro statue is your landmark for this huge f...

Sweets Castle Kotobuki-jo

At the entrance to San’in, just off the Yonago IC of the Yonago Expressway ...

Townhouse Seisuian

A restaurant housed in an early Taisho-era townhouse, popular for its mochi...

Mitaki-en

In the setting of a babbling brook flowing through its garden, exposed ceil...