2025 Tottori Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in March)

This is Mariko (@mariko000001) from Weekend Travel ☺️ I've put together a list of the most amazing views I've ever been to that I'd like to recommend 💛 There are many places you can enjoy throughout the four seasons, so I hope you'll definitely go ☺️✨ Among them, Kamikochi, which I chose for the cover, opens in mid-April and is my favorite place to see the beautiful Japanese Alps 🏔️ The most popular season is summer, but personally, I like Kamikochi the best after it opens ❣️ It's cold, so you'll need to wear warm clothes 😚 I hope this is helpful! Comments are also encouraging, so even just emojis are welcome ~ Where do you want to go? 𝕚𝕟𝕗𝕠𝕣𝕞𝕒𝕥𝕚𝕠𝕟- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -𖤣𖥧𖥣𖡡𖥧𖤣 ⚠️All information is current as of March 2024. Please check the information whenever you go out💁♀️ ↓　　　　　　↓　　　　　　　　↓ ❶📍#Tottori Sand Dunes 🌍2164-971 Yuyama, Fukube-cho, Tottori City, Tottori Prefecture 🅿️Yes 💰You can also take the lift to Tottori Sand Dunes. Adults 300 yen one way, 400 yen round trip. Children 200 yen one way, 300 yen round trip. Free for children under 4 years old. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ❷📍#Oobuchi Sasaba ▼ Business hours/Open all year round 🌍 1445 Obuchi, Fuji City, Shizuoka Prefecture 🅿️There are two parking lots, the first and the second. The first parking lot is the closest - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ❸📍#Shiozuka Kogen 👉Hydrangeas in summer and Japanese pampas grass in autumn are beautiful, and it is also popular as a photo spot. In spring, field burning is carried out, and the dynamic scenery is overwhelming. 🌍 Hirano Shiozukamine, Yamashiro Town, Miyoshi City - Shikoku Chuo City, Ehime Prefecture 🅿️Available - - - - - - - - - - - - - ❹📍#Kashiwajima 👉There is no swimming beach on Kashiwajima, so you can swim freely. There is no set date for the beach to open, but in the summer, it is crowded with many beachgoers. Another great thing about it is that snorkeling and diving in wetsuits can be enjoyed all year round. 🌍 Kashiwajima, Otsuki-cho, Hata-gun, Kochi Prefecture 🅿️Please use the parking lot at your accommodation or the Kashiwajima Tourist Information Center - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ❺📍#Okawahara Plateau 👉The view from the top is beautiful, and on a clear day, you can see all the way to Awaji Island. 🌍Kamiokawahara, Sanagouchi Village, Meito District, Tokushima Prefecture 🅿️Available (about 100 cars) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ❻📍#Kamikochi Kappa Bridge 👉Amazing view known as the Switzerland of Japan ▼ Opening: Mid-April Closed: Mid-November 🌍Azumi Kamikochi, Matsumoto City, Nagano Prefecture 🅿️Private cars are prohibited in Kamikochi all year round. Please use the shuttle bus or taxi from each parking lot. 𝕡𝕣𝕠𝕗𝕚𝕝𝕖- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -𖤣𖥧𖥣�𖥧𖤣 This is Mariko on a weekend getaway. 👉@mariko000001 My goal is to travel to all 47 prefectures and make a post about them. We are a crazy couple who basically travel by car and don't mind driving for 7 hours. Of course we want to highlight famous places, but also minor places💡 If you're happy to support us🧡, we'd be happy if you follow us🥹🫰 Comments and requests are very welcome, so we look forward to them✨ We'll work hard every day to help you with your travels🥰 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -𖤣𖥧𖥣𖡡𖥧𖤣 #AmazingView#AmazingViewYouWantToVisitAtLargeTime#KappaBridge#TottoriTourism #ShizuokaTourism #EhimeTourism #TokushimaTourism #KochiTourism #NaganoTourism #ShikokuTourism #Sakura2024

Hakuto Shrine is the setting for the myth "Inaba's White Rabbit", and its origin is clearly recorded in the Kojiki and Nihon Chronicles. In addition, in mythology, it is also believed to be a shrine that has curative effects on skin diseases, burns, etc., along the territory On the way forward, there is the myth of Inaba's White Rabbit. The legendary "Goshen Washing Pond" where the White Rabbit used to cleanse and heal wounds is called the "Fushinyu Pond" because the water level remains the same all year round. . #2024Travel Review

#itineraryshare I have always wanted to visit the oldest shrine in Japan - Izumo Taisha Shrine So I arranged a 5-day trip from Tottori to Izumo. D1.D2 On the first day, we went to White Rabbit Shrine, known as the Holy Land for Lovers. It is a famous shrine that governs marriage. It may also be the shrine with the most rabbits in Japan 😂 There are also cute bus shelters around the shrine, including Hakuto Coast and Hakuto Bridge. The next day we set out for the sand dunes. The sand dunes are very close to the city and can be reached by bus. In addition to riding camels and watching the sea, there are also many cafes and dessert shops nearby. D3 came to the same mountain in Tottori Prefecture Public transportation in the mountains is not that convenient. So I booked a 3HR 5000 yen sightseeing taxi directly at the tourist center. Visited Oka Castle Pond and Ueda Shoji Museum of Art (Actually, there are a lot of attractions in Tottori! Such as Conan Museum, Ashikaga Museum of Art, Sakaiminato, Flower Corridor, etc. You can increase or decrease the number of days according to the number of attractions you want to visit) D4 Matsue, Shimane Prefecture You may be unfamiliar with Songjiang But here is the Lake Shinji sunset and hot springs that are one of the top 100 sunsets There are also many accommodation options here~ You can visit Matsue Castle and Shimane Prefectural Museum of Art If you are lucky, you can also see the perfect sunset at Lake Shinji D5 Izumo Taisha Shrine It takes about an hour to arrive from Songjiang You can definitely play in Izumo all day long! After visiting Izumo Taisha Shrine, you can dine next to it and then go for a walk on Inasa Beach If you are driving by yourself, you can also go to the further Izumo Hi-Osaki Daijingu Shrine. Hinotsusaki Shrine! If you want to visit Sanin, it is recommended to enter and exit from Hiroshima or Osaka as it will be more convenient~ #dopamine travel #松江 #100 kinds of travel #tottori sightseeing #Izumo Taisha #White Rabbit Shrine #tottori sand dunes #Shindo Lake #Sanin area

My journey to Tottori was filled with surprises and wonderful memories. First, we visited the famous Tottori Sand Dunes. Standing on the vast dunes, feeling the sea breeze on my face, the view was absolutely magnificent. The terrain of the dunes is varied, and we experienced sandboarding here, which was thrilling as we rushed down from a height. You can also ride camels on the dunes, making you feel like you're in a foreign desert. At dusk, the sunset painted the dunes in golden hues, making the scenery at that moment unforgettable. Afterward, we visited the Sand Museum. This place showcases sculptures created by various artists using sand as their medium, and each piece is astonishing. The exhibits change annually, covering themes from cultures and histories around the world. The exhibition we saw this time was full of details and ingenuity, with artists demonstrating incredible skill using the soft sand, making it hard to believe that these works are entirely made of sand. In the evening, we were fortunate to attend a fireworks festival. The event was held by the Sea of Japan, with colorful fireworks blooming in the night sky and reflecting beautifully on the sea surface. The lively crowd and atmosphere made the event even more memorable, with each set of fireworks drawing awe and applause from the audience. The grand finale, featuring a waterfall of fireworks, was like a cascade of stars, perfectly concluding the night. This trip to Tottori allowed me to experience the wonderful blend of nature and art, as well as enjoy the unique local festival culture. Whether it was the daytime adventures on the dunes or the romantic fireworks at night, it was all unforgettable. I highly recommend Tottori to travelers who love natural landscapes and cultural activities; it's definitely worth a visit.

Start early in the morning from Kyoto and take the JR line to Tottori. Tottori Sand Dunes, located in the San'in Kaigan Geopark, span 2.4 kilometers north to south and 16 kilometers east to west, making them Japan's largest coastal sand dunes. With over 100,000 years of history, the dunes were formed by powerful ocean currents carrying sediments from the Sea of Japan to the shore. The strong sea winds continuously shape and reshape the dunes, some of which reach heights of up to 50 meters. Sitting on the dunes, facing the sea, and letting the sea breeze caress your face, you can quietly feel the healing power of nature. Tottori Harbor offers beautiful scenery. If you have time, take a stroll along the embankment and enjoy the coastal views. Koyamaike is a lake formed by the accumulation of sediments in a bay, and the adjacent Koyamaike Park is a natural park planted with local vegetation, offering different landscapes throughout the year.

#itineraryshare Recently, an airline has launched flights from Hong Kong to Tottori Yonago ✈️, but there are not many flights. In fact, you don’t have to take a direct flight to Tottori. You can take JR or domestic flights to Tottori from different regions in Japan. This time we departed from Osaka and took the JR Limited Express Super White Rabbit🚝 to reach Tottori in 2 and a half hours. If you are visiting Tottori for the first time and starting from Kansai, you can refer to this itinerary. Day 1: Take the Super White Rabbit from JR Osaka Station to JR Tottori Station → White Rabbit Coast, White Rabbit Shrine → Sand Museum → Tottori Sand Dunes → Hotel Day 2: JR Tottori Station→JR Iwami Station→Uradome Coast→Arasa Shrine→Tagoko Shrine→JR Iwami Station→Hotel Day 3: Shopping near Tottori Station (Aeon, shopping street, etc.) → Take the Super White Rabbit from JR Tottori Station to Kyoto 【Must-see attractions】 1. Hakuto Coast, Hakuto Shrine🐰 Hakuto Coast is one of the most beautiful coasts in Japan. The unique white beach here is very famous. The sand on the beach is very fine, like countless white pearls scattered on the coast. Hakuto Shrine is located next to Hakuto Coast. Climb up the stone steps leading to the shrine to reach the shrine and overlook the beautiful scenery of Hakuto Coast 🤩. 2. Sand Museum, Tottori Sand Dunes🐫 The Sand Art Museum uses sand sculptures as its presentation method and takes "World Travel" as its theme, and regularly produces different themed exhibitions. After leaving the museum, we headed to the nearby Tottori Sand Dunes, which is the largest sand dune terrain in Japan🌵. As soon as you stand on the sand dunes, you will be shocked by the endless desert landscape. The shape and texture of the dunes take on different colors as the sun hits them. When you climb up to the horseback sand dune🏜️, you can overlook the surrounding beautiful scenery. The endless Sea of ​​Japan is in front of you, which is very magnificent. 3. Uradome Coast 🌊 Uradome Coast is the easternmost stretch of coastline in Tottori. The unique natural seawalls, caves and jagged rocks here are formed by sea erosion. Moreover, because the water is extremely clear and the transparency is as deep as 25 meters, it is rated as the highest-grade beach in Japan. View☺️. Taking a sightseeing boat is one of the most convenient and easy ways to enjoy this coast🚤. 【Must-eat food】 1. Murakami Fisheries (near the sand dunes): local seafood 丼🦀 2. Restaurant at Uradome Coast Excursion Boat Boarding Station: Special Blue Uradomi Curry🥘 3. Takahama Cafe (opposite the sand dunes): Tottori pear smoothie🍐 4. Sand Dune Coffee: A unique coffee brand, known as Tottori starbucks☕️There are many branches in Tottori, you must try it 【Accommodation recommendation】 😍Recommended accommodation area: near Tottori Station 🏨Hotel name: Hotel Monarque Tottori 📍Hotel address: 403 eirakuonsen-cho, Tottori, Japan 680-0834 [Photography check-in slot] 📸You can take many beautiful photos on horseback in Tottori Sand Dunes. It is recommended that girls wear long skirts and straw hats that contrast with the color of the sand. 📸Take a small expedition boat on the Uradome Coast. A skilled boatman will control the boat and sail into the caves, allowing passengers to have a close look at the strange rocks, wind caves and magnificent sea erosion landscape on the Uradome Coast. 【Tips】 ⭐️This time, I purchased a JR pass for the Sanin-Sanyo area in advance in conjunction with the trip. Even the Super White Rabbit is within the range and can be used after returning to Kyoto. ⭐️You can reserve reserved seats on the White Rabbit. The JR pass also includes reserved seats for a designated number of times, and you can reserve them at the green window in advance. ⭐️In order to promote the tourism industry, Tottori has launched a taxi plan exclusively for foreigners. It only costs 4,000yen to charter a taxi for 3 hours to travel around Tottori. There are many routes to choose from. No reservation is required. Just go to the visitor center next to Tottori Station. Field registration. #日本attractions #tottori #overseas travel #100 ways to travel #foodphotography #foodguide

#Japan must-visit check-in spots The Sand Art Museum has many exhibits. It is the only museum in the world that uses "sand" as the material to present national characteristics, myths and famous attractions. It has a different theme every year. Every time you visit, you can enjoy different sand sculptures. You can appreciate the world's highest level of works, which is breathtaking! The way to get there is very simple. Take the "Sand Dune Line" from the Tottori Station Bus Terminal and get off at "Sand Museum". It's only about 1 minute away. I highly recommend it💯 Sand Museum 2083-17 Yuyama, Fukube-cho, Tottori City, Tottori Prefecture

#日本必去打签点 Great check-in spot White Rabbit Coast🐇 Looking from the side, it looks like a rabbit jumping forward, so cute😍The white beach is in the shape of a bow, the water is clear and the sand is fine, it is a very beautiful coast, many locals will come here to enjoy the sunset🌄 adding a lot of romantic feelings! In summer, it becomes a place for Japanese people to play in the water and surf. In autumn, it is also a good choice for a picnic. It is very comfortable to walk on the beach and have lunch. I highly recommend this coast located in the west of Tottori Sand Dunes💯 Hakuto Coast Address: Hakuto, Tottori City, Tottori Prefecture

#japan #seafood #freshfish #foodie #sushi #market #foodielover #seafoodlover If you are a fresh sushi lover, you have to make a stop in Tottori and head towards Karoichi Fish Market. This is where you will be able to find the freshest seafood catch straight out from the sea. Fisherman will place out their freshest catch in their stalls and it is up to you to choose the fish you like. Stalls will cut these fish freshly Infront of you are cook it right Infront of you. There are a wide array of seafood, from fresh squids, fish, eels, crabs and many other authentic Japanese seafood delicacies sold here!

#awesomepic #couplestrip Coming here you will experience the feeling of going into the middle of the desert, it's really hot, consider if you come here alone, besides you can go see the sand castle which is quite beautiful 😁

📍 𝐄𝐬𝐡𝐢𝐦𝐚 𝐎𝐡𝐚𝐬𝐡𝐢 𝐁𝐫𝐢𝐝𝐠𝐞 江島大橋, 𝐓𝐨𝐭𝐭𝐨𝐫𝐢 🇯🇵 . 🎢𝓣𝓱𝓮 𝓦𝓸𝓻𝓵𝓭’𝓼 𝓢𝓽𝓮𝓮𝓹𝓮𝓼𝓽 𝓑𝓻𝓲𝓭𝓰𝓮🌉 It is often referred to as the world's “craziest” or “scariest” bridge in online newspapers. . 📸 from the Shimane Prefecture side . #travel #travelphotography #traveler #travelblogger #travelgram #travelling #traveladdict #trip #explore #followforfollowback #wanderlust #japan #explorejapan #streetphotography #photography #wandermore #travelpassport #japan_daytime_view #tottori #asia #goexplore #exploretocreate #voyaged #旅 #日本 #写真好きな人と繋がりたい #境外遊#goout#newyear

#awesomepic There is an amazing sand dunes that you can climb and then enjoy the whole view of sea. Also an oasis is beside it so you can see some beautiful plants and flowers. The Tottori Sand Dune is a must for any visitor to Tottori. Located in the heart of the San’in Kaigan Geopark and stretching 2.4km north to south and 16km east to west, it is one of the finest coastal sand dunes in the country. #awesomepic

Tottori Coastal Sand Dunes, which can be reached in an hour and a half by direct flight from Seoul, or an additional two hours by express train. It is a desert formed by sand deposited next to the sea. The expansive scenery is beautiful in itself, but you can take even better pictures if you go at sunset🐪🌵 Your feet sink deep into the sand, so it's a bit difficult to get up, but the view of the ocean horizon from the top of the sand dune is also beautiful🌅 If you want to see unique scenery nearby, going to Tottori might be a good option. #MarchTravelSupportEvent #TottoriSandDunes #Tottori

"I... can I survive in this town?" The other name for Yura Station in Tottori is Conan Station! As soon as you get off the station, this town filled with Conan characters is Conan Town, created in Tottori, the hometown of Detective Conan author Gosho Aoyama! Once you get out of the station, don't forget to get a stamp at the tourist information center facing the Conan statue~ If you follow the Conan statues placed all over the street from the station, you will come across Shinichi (Nam Do-il)'s house, which is called Beika Shopping Street. If you press the doorbell of Shinichi's house, the voices of the main characters will answer one by one. There is a souvenir shop and an actual restaurant modeled after the Poirot restaurant on the first floor of the Mori Detective Agency, so you can have a meal. The fun part is that if you enter the Poirot restaurant entrance, you will be connected to the inside of Shinichi's mansion that you saw at first..! If you walk a little further, you will come across the Gosho Aoyama Memorial Hall. This two-story building features original drawings of Detective Conan comics, various experiences, and informative exhibits. By the way, even the public restroom signs in this town are made of silhouettes of the male and female protagonists. The town itself is a very quiet rural town where locals live, but these elements are very faithful to the concept, so for people like me who grew up watching it at a similar age to Conan and have grown up to be closer to the age of the famous detective, it was such an exciting place. (I collected up to volume 80 of Detective Conan when I was a student, but it’s been on hiatus for a long time now, right?) It took half a day to tour the town and the exhibition hall. Fortunately, there was no culprit of the black silhouette in Conan Town, and I was able to return safely~ You can get to Yura Station from Yonago Airport, which is an hour and a half from Seoul, and transfer to Yonago Station, and arrive there in less than an hour, depending on the type of train! #March travel support event #Tottori #Detective Conan #Conan Village

Friends who are planning to travel to Japan but are afraid of the crowded Mount Fuji, please take a look! Tottori is a hidden treasure in Japan✨ There are direct flights from Hong Kong to Tottori, which takes about 3.5 hours. Sometimes the air tickets are super affordable, with round trips costing only more than 1,000 Hong Kong dollars. It is also very convenient if you depart from Tokyo or Osaka. It only takes 1 hour and 20 minutes to take a domestic flight from Tokyo; and it only takes 2 hours and 20 minutes to take the Super Hakuto Express Train from Osaka. Tottori is a relatively remote place in Japan, but there are many fun things to do here. There is the adorable "baby version of Mount Fuji", the super comfortable seawater hot springs, the White Rabbit Shrine that is very effective in praying for love, the Conan Town and Gegege no Kitaro Train that can drive comic fans crazy, and the art galleries and gardens that photography fans cannot miss. In addition, the authentic food is also very tempting. In short, I think it is totally worth flying to Japan just for Tottori, add it to your travel list~ #Fukuoka Attractions

You must try this Wagyu in Tottori (萬業牛)😍😍😍

😋Special Food 1. Yakiniku Gyuoh 🐮🍺 Mainly serves Manyo beef and Wagyu beef. If you like to eat high-quality beef like me, you must try the beef tongue platter. It is the most delicious beef tongue I have ever eaten. There are not many tourists and the place is small. You must come to this place when you come to Tottori! Highly recommended! Personal recommendation No. 1♥️ 2. TRUFFLE DONUT🍩 Right across from Tottori JR Station, on the 5th floor of the mall (Google wrote it wrong), great service, go early, the sweet donut is delicious, Caramel Flavor, if you like salty, you can try the Truffle Donut, which has truffle salt and warm butter, the service is also very good! 3. FukFuk 萬葉牛 炭火焼き 福ふく🥩🧈🍺 Recommended by many KOLs, great service, can communicate and book seats via WhatsApp in English, also serves 萬葉牛和牛, which is very fatty, so those who like oily food can go there.

#2月好地方2025 I recently visited the Tottori Sand Dunes Museum and the sand sculptures there were truly amazing! Each sand sculpture is full of creativity and detail, as if telling the story of sand. The design of the museum makes people feel the flow and change of sand, which is the profound understanding of impermanence in Japanese culture. As I walked on the sand dunes, feeling the breeze on my face, I couldn't help but feel awe and gratitude for nature. 🌊💕 In terms of transportation, it takes about 20 minutes by bus from Tottori Station, which is convenient and fast. The museum is open from 9 am to 6 pm, giving you plenty of time to savor each sand sculpture. This journey made me deeply appreciate the perfect combination of art and nature. Whether it is the exquisite sand sculptures or the spectacular sand dunes, it is a feast for the soul. I hope everyone can come and experience this beauty in person! 🌅 #Tottori Sand Dunes #Art Journey #Japan Travel #Sand Sculpture #Soul Feast

Jinpukaku in Tottori is a beautiful Western-style building constructed during the Meiji era, offering a glimpse into history and culture. Surrounded by a vast garden, this building features a brick exterior and luxurious interior, allowing visitors to appreciate the charm of Western architecture from that period. Inside, you can find furniture and decorations that reflect the aristocratic culture of the time, making you feel as if you've traveled back in time. While strolling through the garden, you can also enjoy the beautiful scenery of each season, making it an ideal place to experience the fusion of history and nature. 📍 121 Higashimachi 2-chome, Tottori City, Tottori Prefecture

#大坂之旅 For this trip, I chose to depart from Osaka and head to Tottori, which is full of natural beauty and delicious food. Early in the morning, I arrived at Namba OCAT and took the express bus to Tottori. According to the latest promotion, foreign travelers can enjoy this journey for only 1,000 yen, which is really a great value! The bus boarding area is at Platform 7 and has convenient business hours. About 3 hours later, I arrived at Tottori Bus Terminal, and my first stop was the famous Tottori Sand Dunes. This stretch of sand dunes is not only spectacular, but also a great place to take photos. Walking on the sand dunes and feeling the sand gently sliding under your feet is really refreshing. The scenery of the sand dunes changes with the sunlight. Whether you are shooting sunrise or sunset, it is an unforgettable moment. Next, I headed to the Tottori Port seafood market, Karo Market. Here gathers fresh seafood just caught from Helu Port. The market is full of fresh fish shops with a wide variety of products, making me want to try all kinds of seafood. At the Karu Market, I particularly recommend the Matsuba crab, which is famous for its delicious meat. Local restaurants offer fresh Matsuba crab dishes, which I feasted on. After visiting the Helu Market, I enjoyed more food at other local restaurants and bought some local specialties as souvenirs. I was really impressed with the seafood and local produce here, definitely worth a try. In the evening, I took the bus back to Osaka, my heart full of fond memories of Tottori. This trip not only allowed me to appreciate the spectacular natural scenery, but also to enjoy the unique local food culture. This one-day trip from Osaka to Tottori was truly an unforgettable experience!

We recommend Tottori Karo Crab Aquarium and Hamashita Market, a fresh seafood market just 2 minutes from Tottori Port, close to the city center. Matsuba crabs are the most delicious in season. #Access from Tottori Station 1. Bus Approximately 40 minutes. Take the Karo-jukasen bus from Tottori-eki-mae Bus Stop (28 stops) and get off at Karokaigan Bus Stop. Walk for about 1 minute to Kanikko-kan-mae "Kanikkokan front". 2. Car For those who drive, it takes 10 minutes from Tottori Airport and 20 minutes from Tottori Station. 3. Taxi Approximately 6.2 km. #Tottori Karo Crab Museum (とっとり賀露かにっこ館 / Tottori Karo Crab Aquarium) This is where the most expensive crab auctioned for 2,000,000 yen was recorded in the Guinness Book on November 7, 2018. The auction winner donated it to be displayed at the Tottori Karo Crab Museum. In addition, there is #Karoishi Fish Market Seafood shop and Restaurant Hamashita Market Stop by to eat seafood, eat Matsuba crab in the most delicious season, and buy souvenirs nearby. The market opens from approximately 08:00-08:30. The closing time is 16:00. However, if there are many customers, the closing time can be extended. Come visit the market and eat crabs. #Matsuba crab (Matsuba Kani) is a male Suwai crab. It has a lot of meat, firm meat, big size, and very expensive, starting from 2,000-15,000 yen, which will be available from November to February every year. Tip: 💚 If the crab is not perfect, such as a broken leg, the price will be cheaper. But the quality is still delicious as before. So let's eat like this. It's economical, delicious, and satisfying. 💚 If there are black round grains on the crab shell (crab mite eggs), the chef said it's delicious! I want to say that you must not miss it. The crab is so delicious. They select it and make it fresh. Then boil it with soup, add crab, add Chinese cabbage grown in Tottori. Oh my, it's so delicious. The soup is super delicious. And finish with rice porridge. This is the best in the three worlds. Once you eat Tottori crab, you won't want to eat crab anywhere else. 💗💗 It's so delicious. What should I do? Kanemasa Hamashita Shoten 4-1803-2 Karochonishi, Tottori 680-0907, Tottori Prefecture #TravelJapan

Here is a travel guide for Tottori, Japan: 1. Transportation Guide • From Kyoto, Osaka, or Shin-Osaka, you can take the Super Hakuto to Tottori Station, which takes about 2.5 hours. • In Tottori City, you can use buses and JR trains to get to various attractions. The Tottori Bus One-Day Pass is very useful, covering almost all the attractions in the city, making it suitable for day-trippers. 2. Must-Visit Attractions • Tottori Sand Dunes: The largest sand dunes in Japan, where you can experience activities such as camel riding, sandboarding, and paragliding. The Sand Museum next door is also worth a visit, showcasing various sand sculptures. • Uradome Coast: The natural scenery is refreshing, and the sea erosion formations are spectacular. You can choose to hike or take a boat tour. • Conan Town: A must-visit for Conan fans, where you can find many Conan-related elements and attractions, such as Conan Bridge and Beika Shopping Street. • Misasa Onsen: A rare radium hot spring in the world, it is a great place to relax and unwind. • Mount Daisen: Japan's third national park, a paradise for hiking and photography enthusiasts, and skiing in winter. 3. Food Recommendations • At the market cafeteria in Tottori Port, you can enjoy fresh Japanese cuisine, such as seafood set meals. • Suna no Soba is also a must-visit food spot. 4. Accommodation Suggestions • You can choose to stay at a hotel near Tottori Station, which is convenient for transportation and easy access to various attractions. 5. Tips • When visiting outdoor attractions, be sure to take sun protection and moisturizing measures. • Follow the photography rules of each attraction and respect local culture and etiquette. • You can purchase a bus day pass in advance or check the bus schedule to better plan your itinerary. I hope this guide will help you plan your trip to Tottori and enjoy a pleasant travel experience!

Hey guys, today I want to share with you a super amazing Japanese hot spring hotel experience! It's the Kumo Onsen Hotel in Tottori Prefecture, Japan! 🎉🎉 As soon as I stepped into the hotel, I was deeply attracted by the strong Japanese style! 👘🏮The overall design of the hotel is full of Japanese style, from the lobby to the room, every detail reveals delicacy and warmth. 💖The room is spacious and bright, the Japanese tatami is comfortable and clean, and the luggage is wiped spotless, which is really super considerate! 🧳🛏️ What amazed me the most was the hotel's hot spring area! 🛁🌊Each room has its own hot spring, and you can see the beautiful sea view! Soaking in the warm hot spring while enjoying the vast Sea of Japan is really super enjoyable~😍😍The public hot spring area of the hotel is also breathtakingly beautiful, and the open-air hot spring makes people feel like they are in the embrace of nature, and their body and mind are extremely relaxed. 🌳🌈 There are also countless attractions around! 🌄🏞️Tottori Sand Dunes is the largest coastal sand dune in Japan, and it looks particularly magnificent under the night sky. The strange patterns carved by wind and sand over hundreds of thousands of years are amazing. 🏜️🌌Misasa Onsen Street is also a must-see place, where you can not only enjoy delicious hot spring eggs, but also indulge in the melodious melody in the Violin Museum. 🎻🥚 Moreover, the service of the hotel is also super good! 😊👏From check-in to check-out, every detail is well arranged. The hotel staff are also super enthusiastic and friendly, making people feel at home. 👩‍💼👨‍🍳 The food is also a highlight not to be missed! 🍣🍜The hotel's restaurant offers a variety of authentic Japanese cuisine, from fresh sashimi to delicious sushi, every dish is unforgettable. 🤤😋 In short, Kumo Onsen Hotel is really a super good choice! Whether you want to relax or explore the beautiful scenery around, this place can meet your needs. 🎉🎉Come and experience it~ I guarantee you will fall in love with this place! 💕💕

My dears! Today I must share with you Tottori and Shimane in Japan. It is simply a paradise on earth 😲YYDS! 🎈Let’s talk about Hinomisaki Lighthouse first. The scenery is amazing! Standing there, you can seem to feel the call of the sea. Izumo Taisha Shrine is also very unique and solemn. Hinomisaki Shrine and Hakuto Shrine both have their own unique charms. 💖The natural scenery of Tsuneishima is intoxicating, and the ruins of Yonago Castle are full of historical charm. It is extremely comfortable to soak in the Tamazukuri hot spring. The Magatama Bridge is picturesque and the Warabekan is also very interesting. 🌟Shiomi Nawate, Izumo Juwari Soba, Yushien, Ejima Ohashi, Nima Sands Amusement Park, Onsenzu Onsen, Sakaiminato Ohashi, Ryugenji Temple, every place has its story. 🚗The beautiful scenery here is really unforgettable and has a great aftertaste. My dears, you must come and experience it. 📝Please note that you should prepare a guide in advance and understand the opening hours of various attractions. My dears, Japan's Tottori and Shimane are waiting for you to check in.

As a backpacker, exploring Tottori Prefecture will be an unforgettable experience. After arriving in Tottori, the best way to get around is by public bus and walking, which is economical and allows you to experience the local culture. 🛏Accommodation We recommend staying in a youth hostel or backpacker inn, which are usually affordable and conveniently located. In Tottori City, there are several youth hostels located in the city center, making it easy to visit the major attractions. ✅Must-try experiences: Must-see attractions include ✔️Tottori Sand Dunes, where you can enjoy sandboarding and admire the spectacular sunset. ✔️Uradome Coast is known for its unique rock formations and clear waters, perfect for hiking and photography. Also, don't forget to visit ✔️Conan Town, the hometown of Gosho Aoyama, the author of Detective Conan, where you can find Conan elements everywhere. 🍽Food recommendations: Be sure to try Tottori Wagyu beef, which is tender and juicy, and a must-try. The local seafood is also not to be missed, especially the Matsuba crab, which is delicious. 📝Tips: 1️⃣Remember to buy a bus day pass in advance, which allows unlimited rides on local buses in one day and is very cost-effective. 2️⃣The attractions in Tottori Prefecture are relatively scattered, so it is recommended to plan your itinerary in advance and arrange your time reasonably. 3️⃣When visiting, be sure to protect the environment and respect local customs.

Tottori, Japan: A Dreamy Coastal Destination Tottori Prefecture is located in the western part of Honshu Island, Japan. It boasts stunning natural landscapes and a rich cultural heritage. The Tottori Sand Dunes are its signature attraction, where endless stretches of sand meet the sea. You can hike to enjoy the desert scenery or try sandboarding for fun. Mizuki Shigeru Road in Sakaiminato City is full of childlike charm, with anime sculptures lining the streets, making it a paradise for GeGeGe no Kitaro fans. Misasa Onsen has a long history, offering a relaxing experience of soaking in hot springs while enjoying the scenery. The Tottori Prefectural Museum provides an in-depth understanding of local history and culture. When it comes to food, don't miss the fresh crab dishes. Visit Tottori for an unforgettable coastal journey.

Tottori, Japan: A Dreamy Escape Between Mountains and Sea Tottori, located in western Honshu, Japan, is a treasure trove blessed by time, where captivating natural landscapes intertwine with rich cultural charm. Nature has bestowed Tottori with masterpieces, and the Tottori Sand Dunes are undoubtedly the crown jewel. This vast sea of sand, sculpted by the sea breeze and time, forms a unique and spectacular landscape. The undulating dunes, clear blue skies, and azure sea create a picturesque scene. You can walk on the sand in the morning, watching the dunes cast long shadows under the rising sun, feeling the vastness of the desert; or wait by the coast in the evening, watching the sunset dye the dunes golden, lost in the dreamlike play of light and shadow. Besides the dunes, Tottori's coastline is equally enchanting. The beaches of Iwami Town, with their scattered reefs and waves crashing against the shore, create layers of white spray. The breathtaking view of the sea and sky as one is refreshing. Here, you can also taste freshly caught seafood, such as sweet shrimp, scallops, and tuna, simply prepared to savor the purest taste of the sea. Inland, Mount Daisen stands majestically, guarding this land. In Daisen National Park, lush forests and winding streams create a colorful canvas throughout the seasons. In spring, cherry blossoms and azaleas bloom, like pink clouds falling between the mountains; in summer, the cool and pleasant mountain forests become a summer resort; in autumn, fiery red maple leaves adorn the mountains; in winter, the snow-covered Daisen showcases its pure beauty. In terms of culture, Tottori exudes unique charm. Mizuki Shigeru Road in Sakaiminato City is a pilgrimage site for fans of yokai culture. The street is lined with lifelike yokai sculptures, inspired by the works of local manga artist Mizuki Shigeru. Each sculpture has its own story and meaning, as if transporting visitors to a mysterious and fantastical world of yokai. Tottori is a place full of surprises and emotions, attracting people to explore its every magical corner with its natural beauty and cultural charm, leaving unforgettable travel memories.

Explore Tottori, Japan: A treasure trove of nature and culture Tottori, Japan's hidden gem, is home to countless breathtaking sights and experiences. At the Tottori Sand Dunes, the wind carves the sand into shapes, and the undulating dunes contrast with the distant sea. You can ride a camel and feel the desert vibe, or wait for a stunning sunset over the sea and let the afterglow wash over you. Daisen-Oki National Park is picturesque all year round, with blooming flowers in spring and red maples in autumn. Hiking here is like being in a paradise, with every breath filled with the fragrance of nature. Walking into the ruins of Tottori Castle, you can feel the weight of history. The stone walls and ruins bear witness to the past, and touching the ancient bricks and stones takes you back in time. Tottori's cuisine is also a highlight, with a wide variety of fresh seafood. The crab meat is plump and delicious, and the sashimi is fresh and sweet. Steamed crab is full of the original flavor of the sea. Come to Tottori to enjoy the beauty of nature, the charm of history, and the feast of flavors. You will have a unique travel memory and let your soul rest and be nourished on this land.