Location List

The largest pond in Japan.

Multi-purpose dam hold back water of Inga river.

Desert hill in Fukube cho.

There is a fir tree which is 200 hundred years.

The only barber museum in Japan.

There are enormous houses on both sides of the street.

The town with over 1200-year history.

The station on West Japan Railway

Built in 1887.

Retro atmosphere

Desolate station at countryside.

It was built in mid-nineteen century.

National university.

The temple built in late Edo era.

Built in 1650.

Hub of sightseeing recreation and cultural activities.

You can enjoy a forest bathing, boating and bass fishing pondfront.

In light of Tottori’s twice rescue of Korean sea vessels, this garden was constructed to celebrate the history of friendship between Korea and Tottori Prefecture with commemorative plaques, Korean ...

New soba offered from early November. Buckwheat kernels are carefully ground in a stone mortar and combined with the finest quality Japanese yam and local spring water. This shop also offers the ch...

Akagawara preserves the old white exterior while housing stores and gift shops in a renovated interior. The many white-walled storehouses along the Tamagawa River retain the ambience of their origi...

Yumeminato Tower and Yumeminato Park are both on the south side of Sakaiminato’s Takenouchidanchi, where the San’in Yumeminato Fair was held. Yumeminato is well known as Sakaiminato City’s main par...

Megalith

Grave of Ikeda Family, lord of Tottori

fishing port in Tottori Prefecture