Daisen Travel Guide

 Rabbityama Says:  Although Daisen is a very popular place to skii in the winter time, Daisen does offer a nice alternative, as well! I traveled here in the summer, so there was obviously no one skiing, but being here in the summer proved to be a good experience for a different activity. If... 

 Rabbityama Says:  There is no train station directly by the mountain, but it is still not difficult to reach.You can take a train to Yonago Station and from the station, take a bus bound for Daisenji. Get off there (it will be the last stop) and you'll be just a short walk from the start of... 

 Rabbityama Says:  I am not exactly sure of the reason, but the Japanese were very fervent about wearing a hat while walking on the trails to the shrines in Daisen. In many cases they put their hats on whenever they went outdoors. As we walked on the trail, they were constantly advising me to... 

 Rabbityama Says:   Make sure to wear clothing and shoes that are appropriate for hiking on a trail. Don't wear anything that you would be upset to get dirty. Bring bug spray! The mosquitos are not a problem, but they are there, and for some reason, they seem to prefer foreign blood!If you... 

 Rabbityama Says:  Mount Daisen is a very popular place in Japan to go for skiing. Those in the Chugoku area who enjoy skiing should seriously consider a trip to Mount Daisen in the wintertime!During the summertime, Mount Daisen is great for those who enjoy hiking. 

 digitalparfait Says:  Mt. Daisen is a dormant volcano in western Tottori-ken, and is a beautiful spot off the "beaten track" of most western tourists. It's lovely if you are into skiing, and is quite a gorgeous spot for hiking - very beautiful views of the Daisen-Oki National Park. Historically,...