Tottori Travel Guide

Cherry blossoms reflected in the moat, a castle ruin overlooking the Sea of Japan. Explore history in a charming old castle town.

A museum of children's songs, school songs, and toys.

A town where smiles, inspiration, and Detective Conan come together.

See it, touch it, and experience it, the life of the Yayoi people is here.

Unwind in this hidden valley, where forests and clear streams come together in soothing harmony.

Experience the compositional beauty of a world-renowned master whose work goes beyond photography.

Packed with activities that spark your sense of adventure! Enjoy an exciting day at the foot of Mt. Daisen.

Explore the history and culture of Tottori from ancient times to the present.

4,000 fish specimens from 700 species! A "dry aquarium" packed with maritime culture.

A contrast of unusual rock formations and seasonal flowers you'll want to remember.

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.

Local ingredients, local sake, local pride. The best flavors of Sanin are here.

Enjoy authentic Italian dishes made without compromise using ingredients from Tottori.

A great place to enjoy beni-zuwai crab, matsuba crab, and seasonal seafood in many different ways.

A standout charcoal-grilled yakiniku restaurant where you can enjoy Tottori wagyu beef and local ingredients.

Enjoy a luxurious time savoring Tottori Wagyu and local ingredients grilled over charcoal.

Enjoy an extraordinary dining experience with rare Daisen Kuroushi wagyu in a refined Japanese setting.

A popular seafood rice bowl restaurant where you can indulge in fresh crab delivered directly from Sakaiminato.

Enjoy local ingredients in a space designed by Kengo Kuma overlooking the Tottori Sand Dunes.

Known for blissful pancakes and blended coffee! A cafe committed to local ingredients.

Enjoy top-quality Matsuba crab and refined Japanese hospitality.

Famed coffee roasted with sand from the Tottori Sand Dunes.

A place you'll want to stop by at the start and end of your trip! A convenient in-station spot directly connected to Tottori Station.

A landmark in front of the station, filled with quality items and connecting smiles.

From sand dunes to mythology, Tottori souvenirs offer endless fun to choose from.

A long-established ryokan where you can enjoy highly therapeutic hot springs in a garden open-air bath with a variety of tubs.

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.