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The old castle town of Tottori City is famous for its proximity to the largest sand dunes in Japan – the stunning Tottori Sand Dunes. Tottori may be one of Japan's smallest and most sparsely populated prefectures, but it's more than compensated with its impressive natural beauty, mouthwatering food, and cultural attractions. Tottori City serves as the perfect gateway to the region.

 
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  • Yonago Castle Ruins
    Yonago Castle Ruins
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    Yonago Castle was built on top of the 90-meter high Minatoyama in central Yonago City, and is sometimes called "Kume Castle". From the ruins, you can look out over West Hoki. The view from the castle mound is loved by the local populace.

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  • Sansai Cuisine, Mitakien
    Sansai Cuisine, Mitakien
    628 Views

    Feast on seasonal Sansai (mountain vegetables) in a garden with a river streaming through.

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  • Mitokusan Sanbutsuji Temple
    Mitokusan Sanbutsuji Temple
    1529 Views

    Seek the spectacular view of “The Most Dangerous National Treasure” of the Sanbutsuji Temple that built on the steep walls of Mount Mitoku. Why do not you go and see the scenic spot where you can experience the feeling of being in the sky?

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  • Utsubuki Koen Dango
    Utsubuki Koen Dango
    752 Views

    Utsubuki Koen Dango from Ishitani Seikado. Local delicacies that have been preserved for more than 130 years, as a dedication to dango.

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  • Mizuki Shigeru Road
    Mizuki Shigeru Road
    824 Views

    The road was reopened after renovation in July 2018, the 25th anniversary of its initial opening in 1993.

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  • Tottori Sand Dunes
    Tottori Sand Dunes
    626 Views

    Slide down sand dunes, enjoy gorgeous coastal landscapes and relax by the beach. Welcome to the San'in Kaigan UNESCO Global Geopark.

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  • Uradome Coast
    Uradome Coast
    1399 Views

    Ragged scenery of bluffs, cliffs, caves, and rocks formed from erosion by the raging waves and snowstorms of the Sea of Japan create a stunning contrast with the serene beach of white sand and green pines surrounded by a cape and crystal-clear seawater. The area became a member of the Global Geoparks Network in 2010, gaining high recognition for its academic values as well.

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