Location List

Facing Chizu’s main thoroughfare, in the Edo period the Ishitani Residence was the largest building in the Tottori feudal domain’s largest post-station town, which later became Chizu. Laid out to e...

With simple arrangements of the Inaba umbrella dance brought from eastern Tottori, the Shan-Shan Festival has become one that anyone can join. The name ‘shan-shan’ is based on onomatopoeia for both...

This museum holds some 12,000 of the works of world-renowned photographer Shoji Ueda, with exhibits varying by theme and pieces showing the novel Ueda-cho composition technique and thoroughly moder...

The current building was built at the end of the 18th century in Oki-zukuri style, with a thatched roof. A sumo festival is held on the sumo ring every 20 years, when the roof is renewed. Every eve...

With a huge Japanese Zelkova as its landmark, the Yuno Jinja Shrine is known as the shrine where the story of the famous novel ‘Suna-No-Utsuwa’ (English title: Inspector Imanishi Investigates) by S...

With the Juichimen Kannon Bosatsu (the 11-faced statue of Kannon) as its principal object of worship, the Kiyomizudera Temple, with a history of over 1400 years, is known as a temple for driving aw...

Sanbutsuji is a mountain temple on the premises of 900-meter high Mt Mitoku. The temple, built into the mouth of a cave on a sheer precipice, is a one-of-a-kind national architectural treasure furt...

Kurotaki Waterfall, the waterfall flowing into Minou River that runs through the lush, hilly land, has a height of 4m and a width of about 30m, forming a monolith with cobblestones.

One of the stations on Kiji line of Japan Railway. The station master's office is a Soba restaurant and the station master is also an owner of the restaurant.

Park with a observatory commanding a panorama view of the town where Izumo Shrine is. Can drive up to the top of the mountain.

Beach with one-kilometer long in a east-west direction. One-minute walk from the parking and easy to arrange filming equipment.

Built in 1812, Kigami Shrine is dedicated to the deity Oomononushi (aka Ookuninushi). It is famous for the ‘Crying Dragon’ on its ceiling, which sounds as if it is crying when visitors clap their h...

Consisting of two waterfalls, the Odaki and the Medaki, Dangyo Waterfalls is one of Japan’s 100 great waterfalls and natural water sources. Behind the Odaki is a cavern where the Knnnon (Statue of ...

Grand waterfall with plenty of water. Approximately 8 meters width and 50 meters high. Looks like a white linen covered the waterfall.

Built in Edo era and now only the stone wall is left.

asoh bay

Place: Obama Marine Park At 105m in length, it is the longest ashiyu foot spa in Japan.

Built as a shrine which enshrines Gotoba emperor in 1939. There are festivals on April 14 and October 14 every year.

Matsuura-Railway station