Browse attractions and highlights across Tottori, and build your itinerary around them.
Surrounded by primeval beech and oak forests, Ashizu Valley offers stunning seasonal beauty. Enjoy diverse outdoor adventures such as hiking, summer canyoning, and winter snowshoeing.
Tottori Hanakairo is one of Japan's largest flower parks. With its signature covered walkway, you can enjoy beautiful seasonal blooms regardless of the weather. A must-visit spot for experiencing nature in Tottori.
A beautiful beach boasting 'AA' grade water transparency. Perfect for swimming in the clear sea and exploring the nearby rocky shores. With easy access to Nishiwaki Coast, it is an ideal resort for nature lovers.
A beautiful landscape where bamboo groves meet old railway tracks. A must-visit for railway enthusiasts to see the original platforms and rails up close.
Sakurito Coast is a beautiful natural spot in Tottori Prefecture, famous as the setting of the 'Hare of Inaba' myth. It features white sandy beaches, mythical rock formations, and is a celebrated 'Sacred Site for Lovers.'
A historic spring procession where the deities of Mt. Sandoku descend upon the hot spring town. A special event to experience the sacred atmosphere of a Shugendo site and traditional Japanese rituals up close.
Experience the beauty of Lake Togo, the 'Lake of the Crane,' where hot springs rise from the lakebed. Enjoy exhilarating dragon canoe rides and a variety of charming footbaths for a relaxing, nature-filled escape.
Ebi Jushichiya is a traditional summer festival in Kofu, Tottori. Experience the magic of Japanese summer with glowing fire characters on Mt. Kure, dazzling fireworks, and a vibrant street of food stalls.
Experience a serene sanctuary defined by beautiful stone paths and stunning historic architecture.
A massive coastal cemetery in West Japan. Enjoy the unique landscape of 20,000 gravestones, the rare Akizaki-to stone tower, and the mystical sight of floating lanterns during the Obon season.
Experience the awe-inspiring Sadu no Tondo in mid-January. Watch as massive torches ignite the pre-dawn darkness, a breathtaking display of Japan's traditional fire rituals and spiritual heritage.
The Yonaco Gaina Festival is a must-see summer event in Tottori every August. Don't miss the powerful Gaina Taiko drumming, energetic YOSAKOI dances, and the stunning 5,000-7,000 firework display at Yonaco Port.
A special facility where you can admire precious Hina dolls from across Japan inside a beautiful wooden structure inspired by Kinkaku-ji. It is the perfect spot to experience the traditional Tottori culture of 'Nagashibina'.
Experience Momote no Shinji, a designated Intangible Folk Cultural Property of Tottori Prefecture. Feel the deep history of this precious local heritage firsthand.
A premier coastal resort offering stunning ocean views and rejuvenating hot springs.
Experience the world's largest umbrella dance! A signature Tottori summer festival filled with colorful umbrellas and the rhythmic sound of bells. Don't miss this spectacular, record-breaking parade.
The 'Festival of Fire' at Sandakusan is a profound Shugendo ritual where Yamabushi practitioners cast sacred sticks into flames. Accompanied by the haunting sound of conch shells, this ceremony offers a deep look into Japan's traditional spiritual practices.
The Sekigane Miyuki Gyoretsu is a traditional ritual dating back to the Edo period. As a designated Intangible Folk Cultural Property of Kurayoshi City, it offers a rare chance to witness historic ceremonies up close. Be sure to visit during its October event.
鳥取県伯耆町で開催される「蛸舞式神事」は、ふんどし姿の氏子が藁の蛸を担ぎ上げる、非常に独特で迫力のある伝統行事です。日本三大奇祭の一つとして知られ、地域の歴史と信仰が凝縮された貴重な場面です。
