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One of Japan’s Largest Sand Dunes, Featuring a Stunning View.
Located on the Sea of Japan side of Tottori City in Tottori Prefecture, the Tottori Sand Dunes stretch 16 km from east to west and 2.4 km from north to south, making them one of the largest dune systems in Japan. These dunes, designated as a special protected area and a Natural Monument of Japan, are a major tourist attraction representing Tottori Prefecture.
Entering the Tottori Sand Dunes is free, but there are charges for activities. It is recommended to take a commemorative photo with a camel or actually ride one. (Chargeable)
In addition, you can enjoy activities such as paragliding and sandboarding, try local delicacies such as eggs cooked in the hot sand of the dunes, or pickled shallots grown in the fine sand.
Tottori Sand Dunes
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Tottori Sand Dunes, Camels
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Frequently Asked Questions have been vetted and answered directly by each listing.
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Do you have signs or pamphlets in foreign languages? (If you do, which languages are available?)
English, Chinese and Korean are available.
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Is free Wi-Fi available in the area?
Yes, it is.
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Are coin lockers available?
Yes, they are available at facilities around the visitor center.
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Are there restrooms available?
Yes, there are.
Some reviews are AI-translated.
Walking across the vast sand dunes, you can really feel the power of the wind constantly shaping new landscapes. That's what makes the dunes so unique and fascinating.
It's a beautiful place, but the wind can get pretty strong. Make sure to bring some lightweight shoes to change into.
This is a must-see spot when visiting Tottori.
The beautiful patterns in the sand created by the wind, and the contrast between the sky and the dunes, are definitely highlights. It's perfect for social media! The dunes are huge and there aren't any shops around, so be sure to bring a water bottle and stay hydrated while you explore. I've heard it's beautiful in the snowy season too, so I'd love to visit in winter. The last photo is from a small restaurant called Yukichiya near Tottori Station. The set menu came with fresh sashimi and beautifully arranged side dishes—it was delicious.
It's my first time to see the Sand Dune. There's an amazing view!
You can take photos, ride camels, enjoy the beautiful coastline, and even try sandboarding. It's such a fun spot!
