[2025 Sakaiminato Attraction] Travel Guide for Mizuki Shigeru Road (Updated Apr)

Gegegege Kitaro was very popular when we were young, but I guess young people today don’t have much impression of him. As soon as he heard that there was a hometown of Gegege no Kitaro, the uncle checked the train and rushed to Sakaiminato. When changing from Yonago to the Yokai Train, the characters in the comics transform into train paintings, setting the mood for entering the world of Gegege no Kitaro. The waiting seats at the station are also full of Gegege no Kitaro elements. Sakaiminato in Tottori was originally a port city connecting South Korea and Russia. Because the author of Gegege no Kitaro was born here, it has become a focus of local tourism promotion. There is also a Mizuki Shigeru Avenue in the area. If you stroll along it, you can see various ghost characters from comics transformed into sculptures decorating the streets. Even the street lights have become eyeballs. If you are lucky, you will encounter a Gegege no Kitaro doll appearing and taking photos with tourists. JR is also very localized. The Yokai Train route and signboards also use Gegege no Kitaro, giving San'in Tottori a more ghostly atmosphere. 📍Address: 〒684-0004 Taisho-cho, Sakaiminato City, Tottori Prefecture #JanuaryGoodPlaces2025

Yonago’s must-visit attraction Sakaiminato Station Kitaro Town👻 Departing from Tottori Yonago from Sakaiminato, take the JR Sakai Line to Sakaiminato Station. The fastest journey takes about 42 minutes. The inside and outside of the bus are full of popular Kitaro, making it a happy and exciting ride. Going to the train station is full of Gegege Kitaro patterns, which makes it very atmospheric. There are also different bronze statues for tourists to check in as souvenirs📸 Kitaro Street "Mizuki Shigeru Avenue" Mizuki Shigeru is the hometown of the author Mr. Mizuki Shigeru When you arrive at Akigo Street, there are many bronze statues of Kitaro. It is very difficult to take pictures of the 177 bronze statues of various monsters. ▫️▫️▫️▫️▫️▫️▫️▫️▫️▫️▫️▫️ ⛩️"Yokai Shrine" has a huge black shadow stone and a 300-year-old zelkova tree In front of the shrine, there is Kitaro's father "Ghost Eye Papa Pure Water". If you want to rotate it manually, you need to know how to rotate it first☻️👋👁 📍⛩️62-1 Taisho Town, Sakaiminato City, Tottori Prefecture ▫️▫️▫️▫️▫️▫️▫️▫️▫️▫️▫️▫️ There are also different shops and restaurants along the avenue, including many interesting products such as Kitaro bread and Ningyoyaki. The most unique "yokai manju" shop Sakaiminato’s specialty Yokai Manju is a steamed bun shaped like the cute Kitaro and is perfect for hand-delivery👍 ▫️▫️▫️▫️▫️▫️▫️▫️▫️▫️▫️▫️ Mizuki Shigeru Memorial Hall (Mizuki Shigeru Memorial Hall)" Mr. Mizuki Shigeru's works and most of his collections. 📍5 Honmachi, Sakaiminato City, Tottori Prefecture 9:30～17:00 (last admission is 30 minutes ago) Adults 700 yen, middle and high school students 500 yen, elementary school students 300 yen About a 10-minute walk from JR Sakaiminato Station ▫️▫️▫️▫️▫️▫️▫️▫️▫️▫️▫️▫️▫ Mizuki Shigeru Avenue. Night projection 🌠 In the evening, the bronze statues of monsters will be lit up, and the lights will project the figures of different monsters on the road. In fact, there were very few tourists at night, the streets were very quiet, and the atmosphere was gloomy and cold😖but it was a very enjoyable experience👍 ▫️▫️▫️▫️▫️▫️▫️▫️▫️▫️▫️▫️▫ Sakaiminato Fishery Products Wholesale Center🦀 Sakaiminato Fisheries Direct Sales Center is not only a place for shopping, but also a tourist attraction You can also see "Seishuidou Bridge" The Seishui Channel that connects the Sea of ​​Japan and the Central Sea, the bridge that spans the Seishui Channel, is a very tall bridge! The name of Tottori is Matsuba Crab🦀🦀. Eat Matsuba Crab Ramen on the left. It’s delicious and fresh👍 📍9-5 Showa-cho, Sakaiminato City, Tottori Prefecture ▫️▫️▫️▫️▫️▫️▫️▫️▫️▫️▫️▫️▫ We rented a hotel for one night Ono Nono. Natural Hot Spring Yugami No Yu Onjuku Nono Sakai Port (ドーミーインチェーン) The hotel environment is so good, you can see the sea👍 I really appreciate how big the hotel bathroom is, with separate dry and wet rooms. There is a large natural hot spring bath on the top floor. I enjoyed a good day ♨️♨️ 📍216 Taishocho, Sakaiminato City #ItinerarySharing #Parent-Child Good Place #Global Travel #foodphotography # punch in #trip #popular punch in #good place #camera food first #a good place to date

How can you not go to Mizuki Shigeru on your trip to Tottori🧳 It's the birthplace of Kitaro😌 There have been many Kitaro since we got on the train🚞 Once you get off the car, the entire Mizuki Shigeru Avenue goes to the Ghost Taro exhibition. There are many characters from Kitaro cartoons😎 All the stone statues are great for photography📸️ Maybe there are not many people because the place is far away So we don't see too many people 👍🏻 Comfortable to walk #JapanTravel #OverseasTravel #Parents and Parents Good Places Guide #I miss #Parents Good Places #2021 Exhibition #Summer Good Places

I went to Mizuki Shigeru Road at Sakaiminato Station in Shimane Prefecture! The world of Gegege no Kitaro was spread out, and each monument was cute! The street lamp heads were also cute with Medama Oyaji! It was a great place to talk about souvenirs! If you go to Shimane Prefecture, please stop by♪ #Shimane #Mizuki Shigeru Road #Gegege no Kitaro #Souvenirs

📍Location: Mizuki Shigeru Road in Sakaiminato, Tottori Prefecture. ✨Reasons we recommend it: As the name suggests, this is a street with many things related to Mizuki Shigeru. Mizuki Shigeru is the author of Gegege no Kitaro. As a result, Mizuki Shigeru Road is home to 177 bronze statues of monsters, including Kitaro, which you can enjoy as you walk along. 🏖️Atmosphere/facilities: The 2018 renovation made it barrier-free, so anyone can enjoy it. #Spring0yentrip #Domestictrip #MizukiShigeruRoad

#Seasonal places in Japan Sakaiminato City, Tottori Prefecture, is the birthplace of Shigeru Mizuki, the creator of Gegege no Kitaro, and is famous as a "town of monsters." The Mizuki Shigeru Road, which opened in 1993, is a monster road that stretches for about 800m from Sakaiminato Station to the Mizuki Shigeru Memorial Museum. °•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°• ① Monster Square A small park with objects, benches, and sunshades. The street lamp is also Medama Oyaji. ② Kappa Fountain The "Kappa Fountain" in the Yokai Square There are a total of nine bronze statues of water-related monsters such as Sanpei, the main character of "Kappa no Sanpei," a kappa, Azukiarai, Akuma-kun, and a raccoon dog. ③ Yokai Shrine In front of the shrine, there is water for Medama Oyaji purification. Go through the Ittan Momen Torii gate. When you enter, you will find a sacred black granite stone, a 300-year-old zelkova tree, and a stone eye with a mysterious story. ④ Yokai stamp rally Purchase a yokai guidebook for 120 yen and collect yokai stamps placed at various locations. If you collect more than 20, you will be certified as a yokai museum. There are also prizes depending on the number of stamps you collect. ⑤ Yokai bronze statues When Mizuki Shigeru Road was created, there were 23 bronze yokai statues in total, and the number has been increasing year by year, reaching a total of 177 in 2018. The yokai are divided into zones according to the place and type they inhabit, such as those that live in the forest and those that lurk in familiar places. °•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°• Access 📍〒684-0004 Taisho-cho, Sakaiminato City, Tottori Prefecture 📍From Sakaiminato Station to the memorial hall is about 800m, about 15 minutes on foot 📍From Yonago Taro Airport, about 6km, about 20 minutes by car By airport shuttle bus, about 6km to Sakaiminato Station, about 25 minutes 📍There is no dedicated parking lot, so use Hinode Parking Lot, Sakaiminato Station Parking Lot, Taisho-cho Parking Lot, etc. #Tottori #Sakaiminato #Mizuki Shigeru Road #Yokai Shrine #Yokai #Domestic Travel #Solo Travel

This is Mizuki Shigeru Road, a place created to commemorate Mizuki Shigeru, the creator of the Japanese national yokai manga, “GeGeGe no Kitaro,” and is also called Yokai Village. If you know even a little about the GeGeGe no Kitaro manga, you can enjoy it more, and even if you don’t, you can enjoy it just for the concept of a gloomy Yokai Village. Let me give you a brief explanation about the work called GeGeGe no Kitaro. It is a manga serialized by Mizuki Shigeru, who lost his arm after the war and became an anti-war writer, starting in the 1960s. The animation also came out in the 1960s, and it has been remade in many versions to this day. It has inspired many yokai-related contents in Japan, and the creator passed away in 2015. The animation feels like it is aimed at children, but the theatrical animation called “Kitaro no Birth” that was released in Korea in 2024 is rated R for adults, and I personally enjoyed it very much. It is an animation that I would recommend to Koreans as well. It's okay to approach this as your first work, and you can also get a general idea of ​​the world. 📍Mizuki Shigeru Road Taishomachi, Sakaiminato, Tottori 684-0004 Japan ✔️Get off at Sakaiminato Station on a train wrapped in Kitaro, and you'll be in Yokai Village right away👻 ✔️On the train, the voice of the main character's father, the eyeball Yokai, guides you through the station. It's really fun ✔️There is no entrance fee to the village. The Mizuki Shigeru Memorial Hall inside the village is open from 09:30 to 17:09 and has an admission fee of 1,000 yen ✔️Once in a while, a Kitaro doll walks around the streets and takes pictures #Yonago #Tottori #Sakaiminato #JapanTravel #MarchTravelSupportEvent

【Must-Visit Attractions】 Fans of Japanese yokai culture or the 'GeGeGe no Kitaro' series should not miss 'GeGeGe no Kitaro Town' in Tottori! Sakaiminato City in Tottori Prefecture is the hometown of Shigeru Mizuki, the original author of 'GeGeGe no Kitaro.' Here, you will find the Mizuki Shigeru Memorial Museum and the yokai-filled Mizuki Shigeru Road (Kitaro Yokai Village). The street is lined with various yokai statues and unique shops, creating a cute yokai world during the day and a mysterious atmosphere at night, making you feel like you've stepped into a yokai story! 🗣️ Must-Visit Attractions & Personal Experience ✔ Mizuki Shigeru Memorial Museum The museum showcases original manuscripts of 'GeGeGe no Kitaro,' the life of Shigeru Mizuki, and various Japanese yokai materials. There are also many interactive areas to experience the yokai world, highly recommended for manga fans and yokai culture enthusiasts! ✔ Mizuki Shigeru Road (Yokai Statue Tour) This 800-meter-long road features over 170 yokai statues, including classic characters like Kitaro, Medama-Oyaji, Neko-Musume, and Nezumi-Otoko. There are also interesting yokai mailboxes and yokai streetlights, making it a fun place for photos! ✔ Yokai Shrine A hidden mini shrine on Mizuki Shigeru Road, dedicated to various yokai. You can draw 'yokai fortunes' to see what kind of yokai luck you will encounter today! ✔ Kitaro Train & Kitaro Airport When taking the Sakai Line, you might encounter the 'Kitaro Train,' with carriages filled with Kitaro elements, including yokai decorations on the seats and windows! Additionally, Yonago Kitaro Airport in Tottori is a highlight, with Kitaro-themed decorations and souvenir shops where you can buy limited edition yokai merchandise! 🚗 Tottori 'GeGeGe no Kitaro Town' Transportation Guide ① From Tokyo/Osaka If you are coming from Tokyo or Osaka, you will usually take the Shinkansen or a flight to Tottori or Yonago, then transfer to the Sakai Line. ✈ By Plane (Fastest Way) ✔ Tokyo (Haneda Airport) ⇨ Yonago Kitaro Airport (about 1 hour 20 minutes) ✔ Osaka (Itami Airport) ⇨ Yonago Kitaro Airport (about 50 minutes) 🛬 After Arrival: From Yonago Kitaro Airport, you can take the JR Sakai Line (Kitaro Train), about 30 minutes to Sakaiminato Station. ② From Tottori City If you are already in Tottori City, taking the JR Limited Express train is the most convenient way. 🚆 By JR: ✔ Tottori Station ⇨ Yonago Station (JR Limited Express 'Super Hakuto,' about 1 hour 30 minutes) ✔ Yonago Station ⇨ Sakaiminato Station (transfer to JR Sakai Line 'Kitaro Train,' about 45 minutes) 💡 Tips: • The JR Sakai Line has various 'Kitaro Train' designs, such as Kitaro, Medama-Oyaji, and Neko-Musume versions, perfect for photos! • The stations along this railway are also renamed with yokai themes, like 'Kitaro Station' and 'Yokai Station,' which is very interesting! ③ By Car (Most Flexible Way) If you want a more flexible itinerary, you can choose to rent a car. 🚗 Recommended Driving Routes: ✔ Yonago Kitaro Airport ⇨ Sakaiminato (Mizuki Shigeru Road) (about 10 minutes by car) ✔ Tottori City ⇨ Sakaiminato (about 2 hours by car) 💡 Parking Information: • There are several paid parking lots around Mizuki Shigeru Road, usually about 200 yen per hour, and 500~700 yen for the whole day. • If you drive, you can also visit nearby attractions like the Tottori Sand Dunes and Kaike Onsen! ④ Other Transportation Methods 🚌 Bus (Less Common) • From Yonago Station, take the 'Sakaiminato City Community Bus,' about 45 minutes. • However, there are fewer bus services, so it is recommended to take the JR Sakai Line for convenience! Summary of Transportation Recommendations 🚀 Fastest Way: Fly to Yonago Kitaro Airport, then take the JR Sakai Line (Kitaro Train). 🚆 Most Economical Way: Take the Shinkansen to Tottori/Yonago Station, then transfer to the JR Sakai Line. 🚗 Most Flexible: Drive to visit surrounding attractions as well.

📍Mizuki Shigeru Road Opened in 1993, Mizuki Shigeru Road is a yokai road that stretches for about 800m from Sakaiminato Station to the Mizuki Shigeru Memorial Museum. On both sides of the road, 178 bronze statues of yokai watch over the visitors. The bronze statues standing in the townscape that still retains the retro atmosphere of the Showa era create a nostalgic yet mysterious world. Both adults and children will be drawn in by their charm. The entire Mizuki Shigeru Road will now have shadow puppets of yokai projected onto it, and the bronze statues will be lit up, allowing you to feel the presence of the yokai. In other words, there are some yokai that can only be seen at night. Full of different charms from the daytime, enjoy exploring the yokai at night. ※Lighting time: Every night from sunset to 10pm #Free spot

Tottori #Mizuki Shigeru Road Ghost Road After visiting the “#Mizuki Shigeru Memorial Museum”, we can continue walking along Mizuki Shigeru Road. Sakaiminato City, Tottori Prefecture, is a city that makes tourists have fun. Especially on Mizuki Shigeru Road or #Ghost Road, there are many ghost characters. The most prominent one is #Kitaro the ghost. Just starting at the station is fun. On Mizuki Shigeru Road, Kitaro the ghost town, there are about a hundred bronze statues of Yokai monsters or Japanese ghosts, and the number increases every year. Everyone can go and touch and take pictures with the ghosts on this road (so cute). We had a lot of fun taking pictures. Don't miss it. On this road, there is the Yokai Jinja Shrine. Everything was built to worship Kitaro the ghost. Everything will be a character from Kitaro, even the pole will be a ghost in white cloth. In front will be Papa spinning on the water. There is a ghost sign. It looks both magical and cute. Plus, hunting for #the cartoon drain cover of Kitaro the Little Devil and his ghost friends is fun. This is like being a kid again. It's so much fun. Walk a little further and you will see #the cute Papa light pole. And at night, there will be a light up. If you want to wait to see it, I recommend staying 1 night. Even if you are not a Kitaro fan, just walking around and seeing This Mizuki Shigeru Road, along with visiting various shops, is a worthwhile experience. 📍Address: Mizuki Shigeru Road Taisho-cho, Sakaiminato-shi, Tottori Tel: 0859-47-0121 🕰️Opening hours: 24 hours Access Walk straight from Sakaiminato Station and you'll find a lot of them. #TravelJapanByYourself #TravelJapan #TravelJapanAlone

🇯🇵 [Tottori Prefecture] Mizuki Shigeru Road (^^)! Gegege no Kitaro! A street about 800m long from JR Sakaiminato Station to Honmachi, where the Mizuki Shigeru Memorial Museum is located in the east (^^) 177 bronze statues of familiar monsters such as Kitaro and Medama Oyaji drawn by Mizuki Shigeru, a manga artist from Sakaiminato City known for "Gegege no Kitaro", are scattered along the street! The bronze statues, installed from the station in five themes such as "The World of Mizuki's Manga," "Monsters Lurking in Familiar Places," and "Monsters Living in the House," are all unique (^^) #0 Yen Travel January 2025

In Sakaiminato, Tottori Prefecture, Japan, the charm of yokai seems to be everywhere. As I set foot on this land, the first thing that caught my eye was Sakaiminato Station, a place full of whimsy and fantasy. As the terminal station of the JR Sakai Line, Sakaiminato Station is not only the gateway to the world of yokai but also the birthplace of Shigeru Mizuki's fantastical stories. Riding the adorable Kitaro Train, my heart was filled with anticipation. These trains are not only decorated with illustrations of manga characters on the outside, but the interiors are also filled with cute images of the Kitaro family, bringing immense joy to both children and adults. As the train traveled through beautiful scenery, I thought, this is not just a journey, but an adventure with yokai. On the train, I heard the announcement for 'Nezumi Otoko Station,' and at that moment, it felt like I had truly stepped into the world of manga. Every time I stepped out of the station, I could see chibi statues of Shigeru Mizuki, alongside Kitaro, Nezumi Otoko, and Medama Oyaji, as if they were quietly guarding this land. Sakaiminato, the hometown of this manga artist, made me feel a strong cultural atmosphere. Everything here tells the story of Shigeru Mizuki, and as a witness to these stories, I couldn't help but feel a surge of emotion. In Sakaiminato City, besides riding the yokai train, there are various interesting activities waiting for me. Starting from the station, I took a bus that circled Sakaiminato, visiting major tourist attractions, making me feel like I was in a yokai amusement park. Especially 'Shigeru Mizuki Road,' a street full of Showa-era retro vibes, with 177 bronze statues, each one making me stop and admire. At night, the yokai silhouette projections on Shigeru Mizuki Road gave me a sense of mysterious charm different from the daytime. This atmosphere reminded me of childhood stories, as if the yokai were quietly moving in the night, sharing their secrets with me. Even though I never experienced the peak of Kitaro, coming here, taking photos, and feeling the presence of yokai made me incredibly happy. In Sakaiminato, yokai are no longer synonymous with fear but are adorable characters from childhood memories. This yokai journey is not just a trip but a sweet memory, making me deeply attached to this land.

#2024 Travel Review * Mizuki Shigeru Avenue Mizuki しげるロード** The happiest thing in 2024 was going to Miko! Yokai Kitaro Street is a street themed by famous yokai characters, with lots of cute yokai statues and shops that give you a sense of the rich anime culture. Stroll through the streets, take photos and shop some specialty items, the atmosphere here is very lively and interesting, perfect for bringing kids!

#2024mapped Mizuki Shigeru Road Mizuki Shigeru Road is a tourist attraction located in Sakaiminato, Tottori Prefecture. Access is very convenient as it is only one train ride from the airport. I went on a weekday, but there were many tourists from Japan and abroad. There were many bronze statues of superb quality lining the road. They are elaborately made and stylishly designed. A café nearby sells drinks with a motif of eyeballs, just like Kitaro. Colorful and very cute👀🩷 🏖️BAmbiance/Facilities: Mizuki Shigeru Road 📍Address: Taishomachi, Sakaiminato, Tottori 684-0004 💞Reasons to Recommend: Wonderful view, cute cafe ⋆ ・⋆ ・⋆ ・⋆ ・⋆ #trip #travel #traveling #国内旅行 #鳥取旅行 #水木しげるロード #Tottori

#japantrip Mizuki Shigeru Road is a captivating destination that brings the world of yokai to life, honoring the famed manga artist Mizuki Shigeru. Located in Sakaiminato, the street is a vibrant blend of culture, art, and folklore, featuring over 170 meticulously crafted bronze statues of beloved yokai characters. The Mizuki Shigeru Museum offers a deeper dive into his life, showcasing original sketches, storytelling techniques, and the rich history of yokai mythology. Themed cafes, local eateries, and souvenir shops line the street, offering everything from yokai-shaped snacks to unique collectibles. Seasonal events and nighttime illuminations enhance the magical atmosphere, making it a delightful experience for families, manga fans, and cultural enthusiasts alike.

#japantrip Mizuki Shigeru Road in Sakaiminato, Tottori Prefecture, is a one-of-a-kind destination celebrating the life and works of Mizuki Shigeru, a pioneering manga artist famous for popularizing yokai (Japanese supernatural beings). Stretching approximately 800 meters, the street is adorned with over 170 bronze statues of Mizuki’s iconic characters, such as GeGeGe no Kitaro and Nezumi Otoko, creating an enchanting atmosphere. Visitors can explore the Mizuki Shigeru Museum, which offers insights into his creative process, yokai folklore, and personal history. The street features themed cafes, shops, and interactive displays, making it fun for all ages. Combining art, culture, and nostalgia, it’s a must-visit for manga enthusiasts and cultural explorers.

#japantrip Mizuki Shigeru Road in Sakaiminato, Japan, is a unique destination dedicated to the legendary manga artist Mizuki Shigeru, renowned for his works on yokai (Japanese folklore spirits). The street is lined with over 170 bronze statues of his famous yokai characters, such as Kitaro and Medama-Oyaji, creating a whimsical and immersive atmosphere. Shops sell themed souvenirs, snacks, and local specialties, while museums showcase Mizuki’s life and artwork. Nighttime illuminations add a magical touch to the experience. Perfect for fans of manga, folklore, or unique cultural adventures, Mizuki Shigeru Road is a fascinating blend of creativity, history, and entertainment.

#0yentravelnovember Sakaiminato city is the hometown of Shigeru Mizuki, the author of Gegege no Kitaro, and this was built to commemorate that fact! Along the road, there are a whopping 177 statues of the monsters that appear in Gegege no Kitaro! It's about 800m from one end to the other, which is quite a long distance! On both sides of the road, there are many souvenir shops themed around monsters, so it's a lot of fun to walk around and sightsee! ! 📍Taisho-cho, Sakaiminato City, Tottori Prefecture

Mizuki Shigeru Road in Sakaiminato is an 800-meter street themed around the works of the popular manga artist Shigeru Mizuki. Here, bronze statues of characters from Shigeru Mizuki's famous work 'GeGeGe no Kitaro' are installed. Tourists can enjoy taking commemorative photos with each character while strolling through the unique streetscape. Additionally, there are cafes and souvenir shops related to Shigeru Mizuki in the surrounding area, making it a spot that both fans and non-fans can thoroughly enjoy.

Mizuki Shigeru Road was more fun than I imagined🐭 I searched for Kitaro characters in various places, participated in the World Yokai Conference, went to Kitaro's house, and even wrote a postcard that will arrive in 5 years📮 I also enjoyed eating around, and tried Kitaro's ningyoyaki, Medama Oyaji cookies, Nekomusume latte, Nezumi Otoko bread, and even Medama Oyaji's mizu yokan. I don't usually shop when I travel, but the tea bowls and small plates were so cute that I ended up buying them💸 . . . 📍Mizuki Shigeru Road 🗺Tottori, Japan 🕑 - 💰 - . 📍Yokai Food Research Institute 🗺Tottori, Japan 🕑9:30-16:00 💰 ¥400 #JapaneseGourmet2024 #EatingOut #Tottori

#hiddengems Shigeru Mizuki was a legendary Japanese manga artist and historian, best known for his iconic series "GeGeGe no Kitaro" and his contributions to the genre of yokai (supernatural creatures) in Japanese folklore. Born in 1922 in Sakaiminato, Tottori Prefecture, Mizuki's fascination with yokai began at a young age and influenced much of his work throughout his career. His manga series "GeGeGe no Kitaro," featuring the titular character Kitaro, a yokai boy who protects humans from malevolent spirits, became immensely popular and has been adapted into various media formats. Mizuki's contributions to manga and yokai culture have left a lasting legacy, earning him numerous awards and honors both in Japan and internationally. Through his art and storytelling, Mizuki introduced audiences to the rich tapestry of Japanese folklore and inspired generations of manga artists around the world. #ShigeruMizuki #MangaArtist #GeGeGeNoKitaro #Yokai #JapaneseFolklore #Legend #MangaLegacy #ArtistInspiration #CulturalIcon #JapaneseCulture #ComicLegend

#JapanTravel - Location: Mizuki Shigeru Road Entrance, Sakaiminato City, Tottori Prefecture - Address: 26 Nakamachi, Tottori Prefecture, 〒684-0012 - Price: Coffee 350 yen, hotcake set 500 yen, various meals ~1,000 yen, etc. - Characteristics: In addition to coffee, simple meals are also available, and prepared sashimi, fruits, and vegetables are also sold - Accommodations nearby: Onyano Nono Sakaiminato, Ryokan Fukumakan - Rating: 5.0/5.0 With the opening of direct flights to Yonago, a small Japanese city, many people are visiting Mizuki Shigeru Road. If you want a cup of warm coffee and hotcakes after walking a long distance, I recommend Cafe Kuro. At the entrance, sashimi and vegetables are sold together, and when you enter, there are cozy seats and a cute menu centered around a beautiful grand piano. The friendly owner's warmly brewed coffee and fluffy, buttery pancakes are just the best. They also serve simple meals, so I recommend stopping by. Highly recommended!!! #SmallCityTravel #Tottori #Yonago #WinterTravel #CafeRecommendation

I went to Tottori in December! So, I've put together a list of 7 great spots I went to on this trip to Tottori📝 From scenic spots to Osaka gourmet! I hope you'll find some tourist spots you haven't seen yet💗 ① Tottori Sand Dunes ② Sand Museum A world of spectacular views made from sand from the dunes! The quality is so high✨ ③ Mizuki Shigeru Road ④ Yokai Food Research Institute Medama Oyaji's manju is so cute💓 ⑤ Kaike Onsen ⑥ Hatonova Sankomaru ⑦ Sunaba Coffee Use this as a reference for your trip to Tottori! #Tottori #TottoriTourism