Tottori Prefecture is blessed with abundant natural beauty, featuring stunning coastlines along the Sea of Japan and majestic mountains. Its most iconic landmark, the Tottori Sand Dunes, is Japan’s only large-scale dune area, offering breathtaking landscapes shaped by nature’s forces. The region is deeply rooted in culture and history, known as the setting for ancient myths and home to traditions and beliefs that remain integral to local life. Agriculture and fishing thrive here, producing unique specialties like sand dune-grown shallots and the renowned Nijisseiki pears. Beyond its natural and cultural assets, Tottori’s charm lies in the warmth of its people and the harmony of its way of life. The serene and beautiful environment offers not only a tranquil retreat for visitors but also a peaceful and fulfilling lifestyle for its residents.
- Tottori City
- Tottori city
- Yonago city
- Kurayoshi city
- Approximately 0.55 million
- Tottori Sand Dunes
- Mount Daisen
- Uradome Coast
- Mizuki Shigeru Road
- Winters are snowy, and nature is abundant.
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Famous for sand dune-grown shallots, crabs, and pears.
