Tottori Prefecture

Tottori Prefecture, nestled on the western coast of Japan's Honshu Island, offers an enchanting blend of natural wonders and cultural heritage. A haven for nature lovers, Tottori is famed for the Tottori Sand Dunes — Japan's largest, offering sweeping views and unique activities like camel rides and sandboarding. Beyond its dunes, Tottori boasts lush forests, serene coastlines, and picturesque mountains, making it a perfect destination for adventurers and photographers alike. The prefecture is also steeped in history, with sites such as the beautiful Tottori Castle ruins and Mizuki Shigeru Road, dedicated to Japan’s beloved manga creator. Cultural enthusiasts can explore folk traditions and crafts in towns such as Kurayoshi, where historic white-walled storehouses and vibrant festivals provide a glimpse into Japan’s bygone eras. Throughout Tottori, visitors can indulge in local delicacies, including fresh seafood and Wagyu beef, which highlight the region's excellent culinary offerings.