Tourist information for
Tottori, Japan

Let’s enjoy Autumn Leaves viewing in Tottori

In Tottori surrounded by beautiful nature such as Mt. Daisen’s beech ...

Let’s enjoy cherry blossom viewing in Tottori

Cherry blossom that seem to spred out endlessey,Castle ruins from where one...

Pear picking in Tottori

The pear picking season has begun. Tottori prefecture the amount of product...

Wakasa Railways

Running between Kooge and Wakasa Stations, this local railway, opened in 19...

Itaibara Village

Designated as a traditional architectures preservation district, Itaibara V...

Ishitani Residence

Facing Chizu’s main thoroughfare, in the Edo period the Ishitani Residence ...

Hyonosen

Also called Suganosen, this mountain is located on the border between Wakas...

Fudōiniwaya-dō Temple

This building was erected in the mouth of a natural cave during the Daido p...

Trip Around the Islands Sightseeing Pleasure Boat

Splendid scenery carved by the Sea of Japan’s raging waves, wind and snow. ...

Uradome Beach (San’in Kaigan Geopark)

Within the San’in Kaigan Geopark is the Uradome Shore, a natural museum of ...

Shan-Shan Festival

With simple arrangements of the Inaba umbrella dance brought from eastern T...

Watanabe Museum

This museum opened in 1978 to showcase the collection amassed by Tottori do...

Hakuto Seashore & Beach

A beautiful seashore with expansive white sands, home to the shrine that wa...

Hakuto Shrine

Hakuto Shrine was the setting of the myth of the White Rabbit of Inaba, men...

Uomidai

Vista point on the western border of Ketaka-cho. The name, which means roug...

Tottori Castle Remains & Kyusho Park

A mountain castle stood at the heart of Kyusho Park from the Tembun era in ...

Jinpūkaku

Jinpūkaku, commissioned by the marquis Nakahiro Ikeda, feudal lord of Totto...

Sand Museum

April of 2012 was the grand opening of the world’s first indoor exhibition ...

Tottori Sand Dunes

The Tottori Sand Dune (Tottori Sakyuu) The Tottori Sand Dune is a must for ...