Tottori Travel Guide

 sanukseeker Says:  Gosho Aoyama is the creator of Detective Conan, the detective that has caused non-fans some grief by always remaining in the first grade. LOL. He is from Yurashuku, Tottori, which explains why this manga factory is in Tottori. Well, the pleasure you would derive from this... 

 Rabbityama Says:  The Tottori Sand Dunes are the largest sand dunes in Japan. While sand dunes are not typically associated with Japan, it is nevertheless a great place to visit! The size of the dunes is quite large however, because they are situated along the Sea of Japan, some people may... 

 Rabbityama Says:  The temple was built in 1632. It's a rather small temple, but inside there is a beautiful, scerene garden! Upon entering, you will be treated to tea as you sit and admire the garden. Although the temple is located in the city, somehow, when you there, none of the noise from... 

 bebejepang Says:  This is special place in Japan. Very very wide sand dunes plus camel make you think about another place... not Japan.Please try to ride on camel.... ride on camel only to take picture is 500 yen, but if you ride on camel for 30 min is 3000 yen. But it is valuable... 

 bebejepang Says:  Uradome is beautiful beach in the north of Tottori. In summer, you also can swim, cause Uradome has not only rugged coastline, but also white sand seashore. 

 Rabbityama Says:  This is a small museum in the downtown area of Tottori. The main attraction is the pottery, but there is also a variety of glass objects, as well as some clothing and other artwork. Outside the museum is an interesting little structure where visitors come to pray and make... 

 Rabbityama Says:  Because Tottori city is home to Japan's largest sand dunes, the locals have taken a lot of pride in this unique site, and for those who wish to enjoy it further, the World Sand Sculpture Festival features sand sculptures from some of the most impressive sculptors in the... 

 Rabbityama Says:  An affordable museum across from Jinpukaku at the foot of the Tottori Castle Ruins, the Tottori Prefectural Museum contains both art and historical artifacts. The museum features a variety of exhibits from the state of the area in Prehistoric times to modern plants and... 

 Rabbityama Says:  Tottori Castle was once quite picturesque, as it was built on the side of Mount Kyusho overlooking the city. All that remains of the castle today are the walls, which offer a great view of the city. Many people come here for picnics. Although the castle is gone, the castle... 

 heywinks Says:  the tottori sand dunes are the largest dunes in japan and lie next to the JAPAN SEA. they are amazing! i've never seen anything like it before! when i visited there, i didn't feel like i was in japan. there are 2 camels that you can ride or take photos with which make going... 

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 Rabbityama Says:  There are a few ways to reach Tottori by train.Trains that go directly to Tottori can be accessed from Kyoto to the east and from Tsuwano, Masuda, and Matsue to the West via the Limited Express trains.Alternatively, you can first go to Okayama and then transfer to the JR... 

 bebejepang Says:  Loop bus is availbale that going around the city. It cost 300 yen for 1 ride, or 600 yen for 1 day ride. The ticket was available in the bus terminal. You also can ask bus schedule there. 

 bebejepang Says:  I use JR local train special ticket (18 kippu) that availbale only during spring, summer, and winter, it is about 3 h from Okayama to Tottori. From Okayama station to Kamigori use the JR ticket, and change train to Chizu (not JR, so you have to pay 1000 yen). From Chizu use...