Onomichi
A fascinating maritime town of ancient temples and alleyways
A fascinating maritime town of ancient temples and alleyways
Located at the western edge of the Tottori Dunes, the Hakuto Coast is famed as the setting for the legendary tale of “The White Rabbit of Inaba.
Located outside the city of Tottori and extending for 14 km, the Tottori Sand Dunes are the largest sand dunes in Japan.
Mt. Daisen is a dormant volcano in Tottori Prefecture on the Japan Sea coast. At 1,729 m, it’s the highest mountain in the Chūgoku region.
The Tottori Hanakairo Flower Park is a vast garden built around a dome greenhouse with hundreds of orchids, palm trees and other exotic flora.
A historical city once serving as Hoki Province’s capital, now renowned for its preserved warehouses, ceramics, and exquisite kasuri textiles.
An island in the Seto Inland Sea with many contemporary art museums and installations.
Take a cruise in a fast motorboat to experience the maelstrom of the Inland Sea.
Ōshima is the first major island on the Ehime side of the Shimanami Kaidō cycling route.
A large Shintō shrine complex on Ōmishima with a huge collection of weapons and armour.