Tottori Travel Guide

Bustling direct market just off Tottori Port with heaps of local bites and flair from the fisher’s port.

Enjoy silky-smooth hot springs and breathtaking views at this lakeside onsen retreat.

A mini aquarium combining hands-on experiences with learning, all centered around crabs.

A convenient tourist center for Kaike Onsen, offering both sightseeing guidance and a variety of local souvenirs.

A new cultural landmark in Kurayoshi where art feels close and accessible.

A cultural hub of Yonago showcasing historic architecture and local life.

A resort spot along the Kaike Coast where you can enjoy both hot springs and the beautiful Sea of Japan.

Dining, souvenirs, and the lift station all in one! A perfect multi-purpose facility for exploring the Tottori Sand Dunes.

A scenic coastal spot selected as one of the 100 Best Beaches in Japan, known for its stunning contrast of white sand, pine groves, and deep blue sea.

A scenic and historical park where seasonal flowers bloom and visitors can explore reconstructed ancient dwellings, offering a glimpse into Japan’s distant past.

A birdwatching facility located in one of Japan’s premier habitats for wild birds.

A hands-on tourist farm where you can interact directly with a variety of animals in the heart of nature.

Famed coffee roasted with sand from the Tottori Sand Dunes.

A hot spring inn known for its ocean-view open-air baths and exquisite hospitality.

The vast Japan Sea and breathtaking peaks of Mt. Daisen come into view at this inn and restaurant, complete with its own private spring.

Bathing areas in a 3000 ㎡ garden with water flowing directly in from the hot springs.

One of the largest illumination events in the Chugoku region.

”Shan, shan,” bells ring in the biggest summer festival in Tottori City.