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7 Must-Try Tottori Foods for 2023

From winter red snow crab starting around 1,000 yen to Tottori Wagyu and Natsuki rock oysters, these seven signature flavors make an ideal Sanin food journey.

Hotel Monarque Tottori: Budget Comfort 7 Minutes from JR Tottori Station

Hotel Monarque Tottori is about a 7-minute walk from the north exit of JR Tottori Station, with free parking and a large sodium sulfate hot spring bath.

Takumi Kappo: Melt-in-Your-Mouth Tottori Wagyu at Japan's Original Shabu-Shabu Restaurant

Takumi Kappo is known for Tottori Wagyu shabu-shabu, serving finely marbled beef in a wooden tatami setting that evokes the origins of Japanese hot pot dining.

4 Days in Tottori: Snow Crab, Sand Dunes, Onsen, Kurayoshi, Conan and Sakaiminato

Tottori Starbucks: The Last Prefecture Store and the Must-Buy Sand Dunes Mug

7 Tottori Souvenirs to Bring Home: Sake, Curry, Somen, Milk Sweets and Pears

Local sake, curry, somen noodles, milk, onsen manju, fuki soba, and Nijisseiki pears are seven Tottori flavors that make easy souvenir picks by taste.

Misaki Port Cat Walk: A Tottori Fishing Village with Cats and 300-Yen Seafood

Hakuto Shrine: Love Blessings, Rabbit Charms and Souvenir Finds in Tottori

Pink Cafes, Wagyu Croquettes and Soy-Milk Sweets: A Tottori Food Roundup

Conan Station in Hokuei: Dozens of Detective Conan Statues in Gosho Aoyama's Hometown

How to Visit the Tottori Sand Dunes by Public Transport

Take a bus from JR Tottori Station and get off at the Tottori Sakyu Kaikan stop. This sightseeing dune area stretches about 16 kilometers east to west, with a maximum elevation difference of around 90 meters.

Tottori Hanakairo: Japan's Largest Flower Park with 1.4 Million Winter Lights

Tottori Sand Dunes, the Sand Museum and Inoue Suisan in One Day

Plan the Tottori Sand Dunes, The Sand Museum, and Inoue Suisan on the same route to enjoy natural sand scenery, sand sculptures, and nearby Tottori seafood.

Uradome Coast Sightseeing Boat and Seafood Set Meals on the San'in Kaigan Geopark

Inside Sakaiminato's Red Snow Crab Auction: A Silent Battle of Bids

Sunaba Coffee Main Store: Tottori's Local Answer to Starbucks with Breakfast

Sunaba Coffee’s main shop plays on the word “sunaba,” meaning sandpit, and is a popular local breakfast cafe. It is a fitting place to start a Tottori morning with a hot cup of coffee.

Kamitoku: A 60-Year Beef-Bone Ramen Shop Near Conan Station

Kamitoku near Conan Station is a 60-year-old shop known for Tottori beef bone ramen. This bowl is one of Tottori’s three great noodle styles and has become popular enough to expand to Tokyo.

Tottori Nijisseiki Pear Museum: A Kurayoshi Stop for Japan's Famous 20th-Century Pear

The Tottori Nijisseiki Pear Museum in Kurayoshi is Japan’s only pear-themed museum. Admission is 300 yen, and visitors can learn about pear history while tasting three kinds of pears.

Kaburatei: Seafood and Kaiseki Near Tottori Station with Free Parking

Kaburatei is about a 5-minute walk from accommodations near Tottori Station. It serves seafood and kaiseki dishes, with counter seats, Japanese-style private rooms, and free parking.

5 Days in Tottori: An Independent Itinerary from Okayama Airport

This 5-day, 4-night self-drive route via Okayama Airport connects the Tottori Sand Dunes, Uradome Coast, Conan Station, Misasa Onsen, and Mizuki Shigeru Road.

Tottori's Limited Sand Dunes Starbucks Mug and Drive-Through Store Near the Station

Starbucks in Tottori is about a 5-minute walk from JR Tottori Station. It has a drive-through and Tottori Sand Dunes limited-edition mugs, and opens from 7 a.m.

Sunaba Coffee: Tottori Breakfast Sets from 550 Yen

Tottori-born Sunaba Coffee made its name with a playful pun on sunaba, or “sand,” and Starbucks. Breakfast sets start at ¥550, and the New Tottori Station Front branch has solo seats with power outlets.

Where Is Tottori? Flights, Airport Access and First-Time Travel Ideas

Tottori Prefecture lies in the San’in region of western Honshu, facing the Sea of Japan. Fly into Tottori Sand Dunes Conan Airport or Yonago Kitaro Airport, then plan your trip by the prefecture’s eastern, central, and western areas.

Ajidokoro Shin in Kurayoshi: Michelin-Recommended Local Seafood and Tottori Cuisine

Michelin-recommended Ajidokoro Shin in Kurayoshi serves seafood from the Sea of Japan, mountain produce, and Tottori regional dishes—an inviting choice for a relaxed izakaya-style dinner.

Getting Around Tottori: Tourist Buses, City Buses, Car Rentals and Shan-Shan Festival Tips

Use the ¥100 Kururi Bus to get around central Tottori; the Kirinshishi Bus also runs on weekends and public holidays. For trips farther afield, compare rental cars with sightseeing bus options.

Hotel New Otani Tottori: Station-Front Convenience Beside Daimaru

Bokoro at Hawai Onsen: Lakeside Open-Air Baths and Conan Manga Scenery

Takumi Kappo: Tottori Wagyu at the Birthplace of Shabu-Shabu

Takumi Kappo is celebrated as the birthplace of shabu-shabu. Its signature hot pot showcases finely marbled Tottori wagyu, making it an ideal introduction to one of the prefecture’s classic flavors.

Kansai Airport to Tottori: ICOCA and HARUKA Tips Plus Shin-Osaka Souvenirs

Conan Town in Hokuei: Transport and Photo Spots for Detective Conan Fans

Step off the train at JR Yura Station and into Hokuei’s Detective Conan-themed town. Follow character displays to the Gosho Aoyama Manga Factory, allowing three to four hours for the walk and plenty of photo stops.

Jun: Michelin-Starred Tottori Kaiseki with Hair Crab, Mosa Shrimp and White Squid

Jun in Tottori City’s Eirakuonsencho serves dishes featuring local horsehair crab, mosa shrimp, and white squid. Dinner is available from 6:00 to 10:00 p.m., and the restaurant is closed on Sundays.

Yonezawa Taiyaki: A 70-Year Kurayoshi Shop Serving 120-Yen Shiratama Taiyaki

Pick up a shiratama-filled taiyaki from 70-year-old Yonezawa Taiyaki Shop while exploring Kurayoshi. Each fish-shaped cake is cooked individually in a traditional single mold and costs just ¥120.

Kansuitei Kozeniya: Tottori Station Onsen Hotel with Private Bath Perks

Kansuitei Kozeniya is about an eight-minute walk from Tottori Station. In addition to its large public baths, guests may use either of the two family baths privately and free of charge whenever one is available.

A Tottori Day Trip from Conan Town to FBI Daisen, Takumi Kappo, Uradome Coast and Sand Dunes Adventures

A single day can take you from Daisen’s forests and Conan’s hometown in Hokuei to the Uradome Coast, ending at the Tottori Sand Dunes with paragliding or an off-road fat-bike ride.

2 Days in Tottori, Part 1: Conan's Hometown, FBI Daisen and the Original Shabu-Shabu

4 Days in Tottori: Crab, Sand Dunes, Onsen, Kurayoshi, Hanakairo, Conan and Sakaiminato

2 Days in Tottori, Part 2: Sand Dunes Paragliding, Fat-Bike Rides, Sky Mirror and Uradome Coast

Iwaiya at Iwai Onsen: A Century-Old Hidden Hot Spring Inn in Tottori

Iwaiya in Iwami has welcomed guests for more than 130 years and belongs to the Japan Association of Secluded Hot Spring Inns. Its wooden interiors retain the simple, timeworn charm of a traditional onsen retreat.

Tenmari: Tottori Local Sake with Five Regional Dishes

At Tottori no Jizake Tenmari, sample two local Tottori sakes alongside five regional dishes. It is an easy way to discover how San’in flavors complement the prefecture’s own brews.

Musashiya Shokudo: The Century-Old Birthplace of Tottori's Su Ramen

Century-old Musashiya Shokudo is the birthplace of Tottori’s original su ramen, a famously simple bowl of noodles. It has also become a pilgrimage stop for fans of the TV series Solitary Gourmet.

Oenosato Natural Farm Coco Garden: Top-Ranked Souffle Pancakes Made from Farm Eggs

Coco Garden at Oenosato Natural Farm is famous for pancakes made with eggs from its own hens. Prepared to order without baking powder, the full process takes about an hour.

Mitakien: Reservation-Only Mountain Vegetable Cuisine in a Forest with Waterfalls and Coffee

Mitakien is tucked into a forest of waterfalls and clear streams. Its reservation-only lunch features seasonal mountain-vegetable cuisine, with three set menus priced at ¥2,500, ¥3,700, and ¥5,500.

Bay Side Square Kaike Hotel: Ocean Views, Onsen and Yukata Choices in Yonago

Bay Side Square Kaike Hotel overlooks the Sea of Japan and offers more than 20 yukata designs to choose from, along with the pleasures of Kaike Onsen. It is about 20 minutes by bus from Yonago Station.

A 2,000-Yen Tottori Taxi Half-Day to the Sand Dunes, Sand Museum and Murakami Suisan

12 Hours in Kurayoshi: Old Streets, Utsubuki Castle, Five Food Stops and Five Photo Spots

A 12-hour walk through Kurayoshi can link its 400-year-old streets, the roughly 600-year-old ruins of Utsubuki Castle, shrines, autumn maples and ginkgo trees, and five local food stops in one fast-paced route.

Kiya Ryokan at Misasa Onsen: A 100-Year Wooden Inn and Radium Hot Spring Stay

Step inside Kiya Ryokan in Misasa Onsen and experience the charm of a wooden inn with more than 150 years of history. Soak in its radium-rich waters, see the spring source, and stroll through the town in a yukata.

Yamadaya: A 200-Year Tottori Restaurant for a Full Matsuba Crab Feast

For a taste of Tottori's celebrated winter cuisine, add the 200-year-old Yamadaya to your itinerary and settle in for a full Matsuba crab feast.

Kotobuki on Mizuki Shigeru Road: A 100-Year Seafood Rice Bowl Stop

Tottori Starbucks: Visiting the Last Prefecture to Get a Starbucks Store

Tottori was once the last prefecture in Japan to welcome a Starbucks. The much-talked-about store makes an easy rest stop during a walk through the city.

Tottori Food Roundup: Pink Cafes, Wagyu Croquettes and Soy-Milk Red Bean Cakes

From photogenic pink coffee and Wagyu croquettes to soy-milk red bean cakes, this list brings together Tottori street snacks worth sampling one by one.

Sakaiminato Seafood Wholesale Center: Tottori Crab, Red Snow Crab and 1,000-Yen Fresh Eats

At the Sakaiminato Marine Products Direct Sales Center, you can find Tottori crab and red snow crab from ¥1,000, then sample a charming crab tempura snack.

Daisenji Temple Autumn Colors: A 1,300-Year Japan Heritage Mountain and Chestnut Sweets

In autumn, follow layers of fiery foliage to Daisenji Temple, founded 1,300 years ago. After taking in the historic temple and one of Japan's celebrated peaks, finish with a warm chestnut-filled treat.

Daisen Resort Sawada Base: Camping at Mt. Daisen with Tottori Beef, Crab and Campfire Yakiniku

Camp overnight at Daisen Resort Sawada Base at the foot of Mount Daisen, gathering around the fire for a barbecue of Tottori beef, Tottori crab, and Daisen chicken.

Yakiniku Dining Hanaichi in Kaike Onsen: Shimane, Tottori and Hyogo Wagyu in One Meal

Hot Air: Michelin Ramen in a 500-Year Tottori Onsen Village with Free Foot Baths

Savor Michelin-recognized ramen at Hot Air in a hot-spring town with 500 years of history, then warm your feet on a tour of three free footbaths.

What a 1.3-Million-Yen Matsuba Crab Looks Like

Visit Tottori Harbour Seafood Market Karoichi during Matsuba crab season to see live crabs and fresh catch from the Sea of Japan. The Sakaiminato Marine Products Direct Sales Center is about a five-minute drive from JR Sakaiminato Station.

Hokuei Conan Town: Detective Conan Everywhere in Tottori

Walk from Yura Station along Conan Street, across Conan Bridge, and through Beika Shopping Street before reaching the Gosho Aoyama Manga Factory—a rewarding route for half a day or a full day.

Koyama Pond Aoshima: Pink, Blue, Green and Yellow Spring Colors in Tottori

In spring, Aoshima in Lake Koyama Park comes alive with pink, pale blue, vivid green, and clear yellow—a bright landscape worth lingering over on a leisurely walk.

Komeda Coffee Yonago: Order a Drink and Get Three Toast Flavors for Breakfast

Ramen Koya: Rich Tottori Beef-Bone Ramen Simmered for 20 Hours

Ramen Koga simmers its beef-bone broth for 20 hours, creating a light soup with a rich beef aroma. Tucked inside a shopping complex with parking, it is a convenient stop on a road trip.

Machiya Seisui-an: 12-Flavor Mochi Shabu-Shabu with Wagyu in Kurayoshi

At Kurayoshi's century-old Machiya Seisui-an, you can swish 12 varieties of thinly sliced mochi through a shabu-shabu pot. Add Tohaku Wagyu for a more indulgent meal; the restaurant is at 1-876 Sakai-machi.

Restaurant Mikazuki: 60 Years of Kurayoshi Nostalgia, Beef-Bone Ramen and Tottori Beef Hamburg Steak

Kurayoshi's 60-year-old Restaurant Mikazuki blends Japanese, Western, and Chinese flavors. Save room for its signature beef-bone ramen and sizzling Tottori beef hamburg steak.

Hotel New Otani Tottori: A Stay Near Tottori Station and Daimaru

Hotel New Otani Tottori stands opposite the north exit of JR Tottori Station, about a three-minute walk away, and adjoins Tottori Daimaru for convenient transport and shopping.

Mitokusan Sanbutsuji Nageiredo: Japan's Most Dangerous National Treasure Pilgrimage

Nageiredo Hall at Sanbutsuji Temple on Mount Mitoku is famed for its dramatic, hard-to-reach setting. A National Treasure and part of Japan Heritage, it rewards travelers ready to tackle a mountain pilgrimage.

Kurayoshi Figure Museum: Japan's Oldest Circular Schoolhouse Reborn with Kaiyodo Models

The Kurayoshi Figure Museum was created from Japan's oldest surviving circular school building. Its exhibits center on figures and models, and it has also hosted a special Kaiyodo dinosaur exhibition.

New Otani Tottori: A Convenient Station-Front Hotel for Shopping and Transit

Hotel New Otani Tottori is located in front of Tottori Station, with shopping close at hand and effortless station access—ideal for travelers who value transport and retail convenience.

Akashiya Ryokan at Iwai Onsen: A 1,200-Year Hot Spring and 1615 Heritage Inn

Iwai Onsen has more than 1,200 years of history, and Akashiya Ryokan was founded in 1615. It is a classic San'in hot spring where travelers can also experience a mixed-gender bath.

Chaplin Cafe: A Showa-Era Tottori Breakfast of Curry and Coffee

Start the morning at the 40-year-old, Showa-style Cafe Chaplin with curry and coffee, and get a taste of everyday breakfast in Tottori, Japan's “curry kingdom.”

Restaurant Mikazuki in Kurayoshi: Hamburg Steak and Beef-Bone Ramen at a 60-Year Local Favorite

Restaurant Mikazuki in Kurayoshi has been serving locals for around 60 years. Start with its signature hamburger steak and beef-bone ramen to sample the flavor of this long-loved diner.

Tottori Green Hotel Morris: Restaurant and Shop Tips Around the Hotel

Tottori Green Hotel Morris is less than a five-minute walk from JR Tottori Station. Guests can borrow beauty devices, different types of pillows, air purifiers, and other useful amenities.

Oenosato Natural Farm HANARE: Egg Rice, All-You-Can-Eat Side Dishes and Conan Airport Food

At Oenosato Natural Farm HANARE inside Tottori Sand Dunes Conan Airport, try tamago kake gohan made with free-range eggs. After ordering, you can also help yourself to handmade side dishes.

Hakuto Shrine by Bus: Love Blessings and Roadside Station Souvenirs

Visit Hakuto Shrine to pray for success in love. It is accessible by bus, and after your visit you can browse Tottori souvenirs at the nearby Michi-no-Eki Shinwa no Sato Shiro Usagi.

San'in Seafood Robata Kaba: Budget Izakaya Dinner and a Lavish Seafood Platter in Tottori

San'in Kais en Robata Kaba is about a five-minute walk from Tottori Green Hotel Morris. Its generous seafood platter is a highlight at around 2,000 yen, and you can also try Nijisseiki pear beer.

Ajidokoro Misa in Sakaiminato: Red Snow Crab Kaiseki Lunch for 3,300 Yen

Ajidokoro Misa in Sakaiminato is known for its red snow crab kaiseki. Lunch starts around 3,300 yen, making it a good choice for travelers who want to savor Tottori crab course by course.

Bokoro on Lake Togo: A Rare Lake-Built Onsen in Yurihama

Bokoro sits on Lake Togo in Yurihama. Its signature open-air bath stands over the lake, using mildly saline spring water from the lakebed without added water or heating, with views across the water.

Koi-Yamagata Station and Ishitani Residence: A Half-Day of Romance and History

Cafe Source in Tottori: A Highly Recommended Day 1 Cafe Stop

cafe Source is on the second floor in Yayoi-cho, Tottori City, and stays open until midnight. After dinner, drop in for coffee with caramel pancakes or Earl Grey chiffon cake.

Shun-gyo Tatsumi: Must-Try Mosa Ebi Seafood Set Meals in Tottori

Near Uradome Coast, Shungyo Tatsumi is known for its mosa shrimp set meal, priced around 1,350 yen. The same price also covers options such as sandfish or sashimi set meals.

CAFE NEE: A Hidden Kominka Cafe for Thai Shrimp-Scallop Curry, Shaved Ice and Coffee

CAFE NEE is a renovated old-house cafe about six minutes on foot from JR Tottori Station. The menu includes Thai-style shrimp and scallop curry, seasonal set meals, shaved ice, and coffee.

Conan Station, Hokuei Tourist Office and Conan Bridge for Manga Fans

Yura Station has been nicknamed Conan Station since 2013. At the nearby tourist information center, you can pick up a Chinese walking map and check the timetable for Conan-themed trains.

Hakuto Shrine and Hakuto Coast: Matchmaking Blessings and Sunset Views

After praying for good relationships at Hakuto Shrine, continue to Hakuto Coast for sunset views. From JR Tottori Station, the Hinomaru Bus Shikano Line takes about 40 minutes.

Yakiniku Dining Hanaichi: Three Regions of Wagyu in Kaike Onsen, Yonago

At Hanaichi Yakiniku in Kaike Onsen, Yonago, you can enjoy wagyu from Shimane, Tottori, and Hyogo in one meal. It is a good dinner spot for comparing beef from around the San'in region.

Koi-Yamagata Station and Ishitani Residence: A Romantic Half-Day in Tottori

Pair the pink Koi-Yamagata Station with the historic Ishitani Residence for a half-day Tottori trip that blends a love-themed stop with traditional architecture.

Machiya Seisui-an: 12-Color Mochi Shabu-Shabu and Tottori Tohaku Wagyu in Kurayoshi

Step into Machiya Seisuian, a century-old shop in Kurayoshi, and try its twelve-color mochi shabu-shabu. Do not miss the local flavor of Tohaku Wagyu from Tottori.

Otani Shuzo Takaisami: 150 Years of Tottori Sake with Famous Fans

To discover Tottori’s local sake, start with Otani Sake Brewery, a brewer with over 150 years of history. Take a closer look at the craft behind its signature label, Takaisami.

Misasa Onsen: A Millennium Japan Heritage Hot Spring for the Five Senses

Misasa Onsen has a thousand-year history and is recognized as a Japan Heritage site. It is an ideal place to stay overnight during a Tottori trip and slowly enjoy the atmosphere of a hot spring town.

Uradome Coast Sightseeing Boat and Squid Seafood Set on the San'in Kaigan Geopark

Uradome Coast lies within the San’in Kaigan Geopark. Take an island cruise to admire the dramatic coastline, then finish with a seafood squid ink set meal.

Kurayoshi Kurara: Stone-Ground Coffee, Rainbow Jelly Soda and Grilled Dango in a Century-Old House

Kura, located in Kurayoshi’s Akagawara Building No. 5, is set inside a century-old traditional house. Try stone-milled coffee, rainbow jelly soda, and colorful grilled dango.

gram Cafe and Pancakes Tottori: Cloud-Soft Thick Pancakes and Seasonal Sakura Strawberry

Tottori Hanakairo: Japan's Largest Flower Park with 1.4 Million Lights

Tottori Hanakairo is one of Japan’s largest flower parks. Enjoy the gardens by day, then see the park illuminated at night by 1.4 million lights.

Conan Station in Yura: A Cute San'in Main Line Stop for Detective Conan Fans

Yura Station on the San’in Main Line is known as Conan Station. Filled with charming manga-themed details inside and out, it is a must-stop for Conan fans traveling around Tottori by train.

Kurayoshi Shirakabe Storehouses and Kurara's Stone-Mill Coffee

While strolling through the Kurayoshi White Wall Warehouses, stop by Kura in Akagawara Building No. 5. Sit inside the old townhouse and enjoy coffee ground with a stone mill.

Sakaiminato Red Snow Crab Auction: Watching a Silent Price War

At the Sakaiminato fish market, you can observe a red snow crab auction up close. Watching buyers negotiate prices in near silence offers a rare glimpse into daily life at the fishing port.

Bokoro: Lakeside Open-Air Onsen and Conan Manga Spots in Tottori

Bokoro combines lakeside open-air hot springs with an overnight stay. Nearby Conan-themed manga spots make it a good choice for a one-night San’in hot spring itinerary.

Misaki Port Cat Walk: Secret Cat Spots and 300-Yen Fisherman's Meals

Misaki Fishing Port is a quiet seaside spot for cat-loving travelers. Besides meeting the harbor cats, you can also try a fishermen’s local specialty for 300 yen.

Oenosato Natural Farm Coco Garden: A Popular Dessert Hideaway Deep in Tottori

Oenosato Natural Farm sits in the mountains of Tottori and draws visitors with its popular sweets. It is a pleasant stop to plan as a relaxed afternoon tea break.

Restaurant Mikazuki: A 60-Year Kurayoshi Old-Town Spot for Hamburg Steak and Beef-Bone Ramen

Restaurant Mikazuki in Kurayoshi’s old town has been open for 60 years. Its nostalgic interior, sizzling hamburger steak, and beef bone ramen carry the charm of a long-loved local diner.

Kurayoshi Kasuri Kimono Walk Through Shirakabe Storehouses and Akagawara

Dress in a kimono made with Kurayoshi Kasuri, a traditional Tottori textile, and stroll through the White Wall Warehouses and Akagawara area for a more local old-town experience.

Kansai Airport to Tottori Station: ICOCA Ticket Tips and Shin-Osaka Sweets

To travel from Kansai Airport to JR Tottori Station, plan around a transfer at Shin-Osaka and consider ticket options that include ICOCA. You can also pick up sweets and souvenirs at the station along the way.

Kurayoshi Shirakabe Storehouses Day Trip with Kurayoshi Kasuri Kimono Rental

Kurara in Tottori: Colorful Jelly Drinks and Grilled Dango in Kurayoshi

At KURA in Kurayoshi, colorful jelly drinks are as photogenic as they are refreshing, especially with freshly grilled dango. Leave time for a sweet stop while strolling the Kurayoshi Shirakabe Dozogun white-walled storehouses.

Day 1 in Winter San'in: Tottori Sand Dunes and Misasa Onsen

A five-day, four-night winter trip through Tottori can begin with Tottori Sand Dunes and Misasa Onsen, covering an iconic landscape and a hot spring in one day while setting the pace for a San’in-Sanyo journey.

Day 2 in Tottori: Misasa Onsen, Pear Museum, Conan Station and Mizuki Shigeru Museum

Combine Misasa Onsen, Tottori Nijisseiki Pear Museum, Conan Station, and Mizuki Shigeru Museum into one day for a balanced look at Tottori’s culture and manga highlights.

Bay Side Square Kaike Hotel: Modern Zen-Style Lodging at Kaike Onsen

Daisen Makiba Milk no Sato: 300-Yen Milk, Cheese Hot Pot and White Rose Soft Serve

At Daisen Makiba Milk no Sato, you can enjoy all-you-can-drink milk for 300 yen, along with milk-and-cheese fondue and soft serve made with Daisen Shirobara milk.

7 Classic Tottori Noodle Stops for Ramen and Teppan Yakisoba

For a focused noodle crawl in Tottori, start with this selection of seven classic ramen and teppan yakisoba spots. It is a handy way to discover beef-bone broth and long-loved local flavors.

Iwaiya: A 130-Year Secret Onsen Inn and Folk-Craft Landmark in Tottori

Iwaiya has a history of about 130 years and is one of the oldest hot spring inns in the San’in region. Its Japanese folk-craft atmosphere is also worth taking time to appreciate.

Enkoji Kiln: A Remote Wood-Fired Pottery Studio Using Local Clay, Glaze and Timber

Enkoji Kiln is tucked away in the mountains, run by a potter who studied under a Living National Treasure. Using local clay, glaze, and wood, its works carry the character of Tottori’s landscape.

Kyoshotei: Michelin-Recommended Daisen Black Beef Yakiniku with Tottori's Top Tabelog Score

Daisen Kuroushi-dokoro Kyoshotei has been recommended by Michelin and has ranked highly among Tottori yakiniku restaurants on Tabelog. It is a strong choice for tasting Daisen black beef.

Daisen Makiba Milk no Sato: Rich Milk Soft Serve and the Masumizu Sky Lift to a Lovers' Sanctuary

Enjoy rich milk soft serve at Daisen Makiba Milk no Sato, then head to the Daisen Masumizu Sky Lift on Masumizu Highland for mountain views from a Lovers’ Sanctuary.

Akiyama: A Michelin One-Star 11-Course Kaiseki Dinner for 10,000 Yen

Michelin one-star Akiyama serves an 11-course private omakase-style dinner for 10,000 yen. The kaiseki meal highlights seasonal ingredients, tableware, and the pleasure of each dish arriving with a sense of surprise.

Kamitoku Ramen: Tottori's Signature 60-Year Beef-Bone Ramen

Kamitoku Ramen Akasaki in Kotoura has been serving its signature ramen for more than 60 years. About an eight-minute walk from JR Akasaki Station, it offers its famous beef-bone ramen from 600 yen for a small bowl.

Kyoshotei: Michelin-Recommended Daisen Black Beef Yakiniku with Tottori's Top Tabelog Score

For Daisen Black Beef, keep Michelin-recommended yakiniku restaurant Kyoshotei on your list. It is also one of Tottori's top-rated yakiniku spots on Tabelog.

7 Signature Foods That Define Tottori

From Sakaiminato snow crab and Tottori wagyu to beef-bone ramen and Daisen dairy, this guide covers seven signature local flavors and where to try them.

OOE VALLEY STAY: A Former School Turned Hotel-Restaurant with Tottori Beef Burgers and Tenbi Egg Oyakodon

OOE VALLEY STAY in Yazu District is a former school turned into a place to stay and dine. Look out for the Tottori beef burger and oyakodon made with Tenbi eggs.

Shusai Kikyo: Michelin-Recommended Yonago Izakaya Dinner from 7,700 Yen

Sakana Kikyoya is a modern izakaya in Yonago that makes good use of Tottori ingredients. Its Michelin-starred dinner is priced at 7,700 yen, making it a strong choice for a food-focused evening.

Okashidokoro Fune: 55 Years of Shell-Shaped Monaka at Hamamura Onsen

When visiting Hamamura Onsen, stop by Okashidokoro Fune. Its shell-shaped monaka, made for 55 years, is a local souvenir with a strong sense of place.

Mitakien in Chizu: A Secret Garden Mountain Meal Built by a 77-Year-Old Owner over 50 Years

Mitakien in Chizu was created over 50 years by a 77-year-old woman. Enjoy mountain village cuisine in a hidden Japanese garden, with lunch costing around NT$1,000.

8 Affordable Michelin-Recommended Restaurants to Try in Tottori

These eight Michelin-listed restaurants in Tottori range from ramen and izakaya dining to yakiniku and crab cuisine. You can choose anything from casual value spots to classic favorites depending on your itinerary.

Tonkatsu Arata in Wakasa: Kikkawa Pork in a Century-Old Kominka Restaurant

Tonkatsu Shin in Wakasa is tucked inside a century-old traditional house. Its pork cutlet uses local Yoshikawa pork, pairing historic atmosphere with local ingredients.

Kaiyotei Sakaiminato: Fresh San'in Seafood and Tottori Crab Bowls with Big Portions

Kaiyotei Sakaiminato serves Sanin seafood delivered straight from the fishing port, with Tottori crab rice bowls as a highlight. Generous portions and strong Tabelog reviews make it a solid Sakaiminato choice.

Yamaneya in Wakasa: Flame-Seared Mackerel Chirashi Box, One of Tottori's Three Great Mackerel Dishes

For a local meal in Wakasa, try Yamaneya's seared mackerel chirashi sushi box, an easy way to experience one of Tottori's signature mackerel dishes.

Koroge Station Legends: 100-Yen Queue-Worthy Shoryuken Fried Chicken and Fukumoto Hakuto Shrine

Plan a short walk around Koge Station: pick up 100-yen fried chicken at Shoryuken, then visit Fukumoto Hakuto Shrine, home to another version of the White Rabbit legend.

Yakiniku Gyuoh Tottori: A5 Inaba Manyo Beef and Thick-Cut Tongue

Yakiniku Gyuoh Tottori Main Store focuses on A5 Inaba Manyo beef, with thick-cut beef tongue as another signature. Wagyu lovers should put it high on the list.

URUWASHI JAPANESETEA: Mountain Matcha, Fresh Monaka and Dango in Wakasa

URUWASHI JAPANESE TEA, tucked in the mountains of Wakasa, serves freshly whisked matcha, grilled monaka, and dango. It makes an ideal afternoon stop.

KOYA CAFE: Lakeside Pizza and Matsuba Crab Pizza in Tottori

KOYA CAFE offers lakeside views, with wood-fired Matsuba crab pizza as the highlight. It is about a one- to two-minute drive from Sennentei.

Sennentei in Kurayoshi: Lake Views and Onsen in Tottori

Sennentei in Kurayoshi combines lake views with hot springs. Spacious rooms, Matsuba crab miso soup, and freshly made omelets at breakfast make it a good place to slow down for a night.

How to Plan 4 Days and 3 Nights in Tottori

This four-day, three-night itinerary links Tottori Sand Dunes, the Gosho Aoyama Manga Factory, and local food stops, with wagyu, 20th Century pears, and Matsuba crab included along the way.

Meshikuutokoro Fuku in Sakaiminato: Creative Japanese Hamburg Steaks in a Stylish Space

Meshikuutokoro Fuku sits in a residential area of Sakaiminato and serves freshly made all-pork hamburg steak using local ingredients. It is a seven-minute walk from Babasakicho Station.

Kominka Hasegawa-tei: A Restored Country House Stay in Mochigase

Hasegawa Residence in Mochigase was built in 1936 and restored over 10 years by many hands. It is a good place to experience Tottori's quiet rural life.

Sennentei in Kurayoshi: A Tottori Lake-View Onsen Hotel

Sennentei sits by Lake Togo in Yurihama, offering lake views from the rooms and relaxing hot springs. Check-in is at 3:00 p.m. and check-out is at 10:00 a.m.

Tottori Sand Dunes Children's Kingdom: Sandshrew Pokemon Park, Free Entry for Elementary Students and Half-Price Foreign Visitor Tickets

Tottori Sakyu Kodomonokuni is about five minutes by car from the Tottori Sand Dunes, with large playground equipment and a Pokemon-themed park. Elementary school students enter free.

Kanikkokan: Tottori's Free Crab-Themed Children's Museum at Karo

Kanikko-kan, beside the seafood market at Karo Port, is free to enter and adds an easy family stop with crab facts and marine life exhibits.

Fuse Sports Park Omoshiro Hiroba: A Family Playground in Tottori

Fuse Sports Park has large playground equipment and a long slide. From mid-March to early April, you can also visit the nearby Hata Senbonzakura cherry blossom garden.

4 Days and 3 Nights in Tottori: 10 Must-Visit Stops from the Sand Dunes to Conan's Hometown

This four-day, three-night route runs from the Tottori Sand Dunes to Conan Town, also covering Hakuto Shrine, the Pear Museum, Karo Port, and family-friendly play spots.

Ramen Koya: Beef-Bone Ramen, Conan Town's Must-Try B-Grade Food

Kamitoku is a three- to five-minute walk from Yura Station and serves beef-bone broth simmered for 20 hours. Its signature salt ramen costs 850 yen.

Itaihara Village in Chizu: A Hidden Mountain Hamlet for Autumn Leaves

Itaihara Village preserves the atmosphere of a mountain hamlet from the 1950s. It is about five kilometers from Chizu Station with no bus service, so booking a taxi in advance is recommended.

Chizu Autumn Leaves: Suwa Shrine and Ishitani Residence in an Old Post Town

Suwa Shrine and the Ishitani Residence in Chizu-shuku both sit along the Inaba Kaido road, about a 12-minute walk from Chizu Station, making them easy stops for an autumn foliage walk.

Iwai Kiln: Mountain Pottery, a Hidden Cafe and Mishima-Style Clay Work with International Buzz

Set in the wooded hills of Iwami, Iwai Kiln is known for Mishima-style everyday pottery and clay pots. After browsing the gallery shop, stop by HANA Kissaten for coffee.

Takumi Coffee: Folk-Craft Cafe by Day, Tottori Wagyu Sukiyaki at Dinner

About a 5-minute walk from Tottori Station, Takumi lets you enjoy coffee served in mingei tableware by day and Manyo Beef sukiyaki at dinner.

Daisen Soba Yasato no Sato: Kominka Soba, Thatched Roofs and Irori Seats in the Fields

At the foot of Mount Daisen, Yasato no Sato sits amid rural fields and preserves a deep countryside atmosphere with a century-old thatched farmhouse, an irori hearth and hachiwari soba.

Ebako Gohan: A Kominka Restaurant and Cafe Serving Colorful Farm-to-Table Set Meals

Ebako Gohan, set in the fields of Kawahara, is a restaurant renovated from a more than 40-year-old farmhouse. Open only on Wednesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, it serves set meals made with local farm ingredients.

Tonkin in Yonago: A 50-Year Curry Shop Famous for Grandma-Style Hamburg Egg Curry

Tonkin, a curry specialist in Yonago’s old castle town, has been around for 50 years. Its signature curry with a freshly made hamburger steak and egg is a good choice for an old-school local lunch.

Yume Komichi in Shikano: 33 Years of Local Cuisine and a Century-Old Kasa Gozen Meal

Yume Komichi in the Shikano castle town is a 33-year-old local cuisine restaurant. Its signature sugegasa set meal carries a century-old tradition and pairs well with a stroll through the historic streets.

Cafe Bramley: Weekend-Only Mt. Daisen Hideaway for Creative Galettes in an Old English-Style House

Cafe Bramley in Daisen opens only on weekends. In its Old England-style building, it serves creative sweet and savory buckwheat galettes that are worth planning a special stop for.

Goods and Cafe Mix: A 130-Year Yonago Pharmacy Reborn with Fruit Parfaits and Matcha Pudding

Goods & Cafe Mix is set inside a 130-year-old former pharmacy in Yonago. The historic interior remains part of the appeal, while fruit parfaits and matcha pudding draw dessert lovers.

Sushi Yoshiki in Yonago: Michelin-Recommended 9-Piece Sushi Set from 1,700 Yen and Zuke Anago Don

Sushi Yoshiki in Yonago offers sushi at approachable prices. A special set of nine pieces plus a roll is 1,700 yen, and the specialty marinated anago bowl is also just 1,400 yen.

Minato Cafe at Uradome Coast: Tottori's Squid Burger by the Harbor

Minato Cafe sits next to the Uradome Coast sightseeing boat ticket area, making it a handy stop after a cruise for Tottori’s local squid ink burger. The cafe closes during winter.

Kanikkokan at Karo Market: A Free Indoor Crab Aquarium for Families

Next to Karo Market, Tottori Karo Kanikko Kan is a free crab-themed children’s museum. It exhibits Tottori fish, many kinds of crabs and a specimen of the premium Itsukiboshi crab valued at 2 million yen.

Yakiniku Gyuoh Tottori Main Store: Pure Tajima-Line Manyo Beef in Wagyu's Homeland

About a 5-minute walk from Tottori Station, Yakiniku Gyuoh Tottori Honten specializes in Manyo Beef from pure Tajima bloodlines. Order the premium three-cut platter and pair it with Tottori’s Hoshizora Mai rice.

Tottori Washington Hotel Plaza: Clean Rooms and Wi-Fi 3 Minutes from JR Tottori Station

Tottori Washington Hotel Plaza is a 3-minute walk from the north exit of JR Tottori Station. With Wi-Fi, self-service laundry and a lobby amenity area, it is convenient for travelers who prioritize transport access.

Smile Hotel Yonago: Simple, Clean and Good-Value Lodging with Free Parking

Smile Hotel Yonago is a practical choice for a self-drive stay in Yonago, with free parking, a spacious lobby, a microwave, a toaster oven, and self-service amenities.

Ima wo Ikiro Yonago: Big, Cheap Jiro-Style Ramen Loved by Locals

Ima wo Ikiro in Yonago serves hearty Jiro-style ramen. Noodle portions range from 200 to 650 grams, and some toppings can be increased for free, so check your appetite before ordering.

Toyoko Inn Tips: Membership Deals, 10-Night Rewards and 5 Percent Discounts

Toyoko Inn Yonago Ekimae is about a 2-minute walk from the front exit of JR Yonago Station. Stays include free Wi-Fi and breakfast, while members can get a 5% room discount and one free night after 10 stays.

Kasuitei at Kaike Onsen: A Tottori Hot Spring Stay by the Sea

Kasuitei in Kaike Onsen sits right by the coast, with hot spring baths overlooking the Sea of Japan and the sunset. It is about 15 minutes from JR Yonago Station by bus or taxi.

Kotobuki Castle: A Tottori Souvenir Stop for Wagashi and Local Gifts

Okashino Kotobukijo is about one minute from Yonago Interchange. Inside the castle-like building, you can sample and buy wagashi, tour the factory, and enjoy views of Mount Daisen and the Sea of Japan from the observatory.

Green Rich Hotel Yonago Ekimae: Budget Onsen Lodging with Futamata Yunohana Baths

Green Rich Hotel Yonago Ekimae is about a 5-minute walk from Yonago Station. With an artificial hot spring and sauna on site, it is a handy option for travelers who want both easy transport access and a relaxing bath.

Kanemochi Shrine: Japan's Only Shrine Named for Wealth and a Tottori Money-Luck Stop

Kanemochi Shrine in Hino is known for prayers for financial luck and good fortune. It is about 7 minutes by car from JR Neu Station, and the shrine office is open from 10:00 to 16:00.

5 Tottori Hotels Actually Stayed In: A Practical Shortlist

This comparison covers six Tottori stays, from hotels near Tottori Station and Sennentei in Kurayoshi to Kaike Onsen, Yonago Station, and Onyado Nono in Sakaiminato, making it easier to plan a multi-city itinerary.

4 Days and 3 Nights in Yonago and Sakaiminato: A Tottori Itinerary

This 4-day, 3-night itinerary links Yonago and Sakaiminato, covering Mizuki Shigeru Road, Yumeminato Tower, and Sakaiminato Tairyo Market, then continuing to Kanemochi Shrine, Ogamiyama Shrine Okunomiya, and Okashino Kotobukijo.

Onyado Nono Sakaiminato: Free Late-Night Ramen, Breakfast, Onsen Ice Cream and Baths

Onyado Nono is close to JR Sakaiminato Station and Mizuki Shigeru Road. Guests can enjoy hot spring baths, free late-night ramen, and ice pops, while breakfast includes crab meat, salmon roe, and sashimi.

Yumeminato Tower and Park: 360-Degree Views over Sakaiminato

Yumeminato Tower in Sakaiminato stands 43 meters tall, with a 360-degree observation room overlooking the Sea of Japan, Mount Daisen, and the Shimane Peninsula. Admission for adults is 300 yen.

Ogamiyama Shrine Okumiya in Tottori

Ogamiyama Shrine Okunomiya sits at the foot of Mount Daisen, and reaching it requires walking along a stone path and climbing several sets of steps. The approach, lined with red lanterns, old trees, and mountain mist, feels especially serene.

APA Hotel Tottori Ekimae: Budget Station Stay with Free Parking

APA Hotel Tottori Ekimae is about a 5-minute walk from the south exit of JR Tottori Station, with convenience stores nearby. The hotel has 25 parking spaces, available on a first-come, first-served basis for 500 yen per use.

Sunaba Coffee New Tottori Station Branch

Sunaba Coffee Shin-Tottori Ekimae is about a 3-minute walk from Tottori Station. Marked by its Tottori Sand Dunes camel logo, the cafe serves coffee as well as breakfast sets, parfaits, and pancakes.

Miso Mendokoro Itadaki: Popular Tottori Station Miso Ramen with Wok-Fried Vegetables and Karaage

Miso Mendokoro Itadaki is about a 5-minute walk from Tottori Station, serving miso ramen topped with pork ribs, minced meat, and bean sprouts stir-fried over high heat. On weekday lunches, extra bean sprouts are free.

Oshokujidokoro Mine in Sakaiminato: Locals' Seafood Bowls and Set Meals at Fair Prices

Oshokujidokoro Mine in Sakaiminato serves seafood delivered straight from the port, with a wide selection of rice bowls and set meals. Located near Daiba Park, it also offers window views of the Sakai Channel Bridge.

Yokai Food Lab: Eyeball-Shaped Oyaji Wagashi Souvenirs in Tottori

Yokai Food Laboratory, near the Mizuki Shigeru Museum, sells wagashi shaped like Medama Oyaji. After exploring Mizuki Shigeru Road, it makes a fun stop for a quirky souvenir.

Onyado Nono Sakaiminato: Natural Onsen Stay by JR Sakaiminato Station with Free Ramen, Ice Cream and Yogurt

Onyado Nono Sakaiminato Natural Hot Spring is right beside JR Sakaiminato Station, with Mizuki Shigeru Road just outside. Guests can enjoy natural hot spring baths, an outdoor footbath, and free late-night ramen.

Sunaba Coffee New Tottori Station Branch: A Local Tottori Cafe

About a 4-minute walk from JR Tottori Station, Sunaba Coffee serves carefully made coffee and light meals, offering a taste of Tottori’s homegrown cafe brand.

A Spacious, Convenient and Reasonably Priced Stay Near Tottori Station

APA Hotel Tottori Ekimae Minami is about a 2-minute walk from the south exit of JR Tottori Station. Twin rooms are spacious, AEON and convenience stores are nearby, and the hotel has laundry machines, microwaves, and an ice machine.

A Cheap Tottori Station Ramen Shop for Shio Ramen with Pickled Plum

Ramen Honke Yumeya Ogimachi is about a 5-minute walk from JR Tottori Station. Bowls cost around JPY 700 to 900, and the light salt-based broth with plum pairs nicely with crispy gyoza.

Wakasa Shrine: 500 Years of History and Beautiful Autumn Leaves in Tottori's Wakasa Town

Wakasa Shrine has more than 500 years of history. The approach follows a hillside and small bridges, and the autumn colors are especially beautiful. From Wakasa Station, renting an electric bicycle for JPY 1,000 is recommended.

Takyu Osoba-dokoro: A Hidden Michelin-Listed Soba Shop Near Tottori Station

Takyu is tucked in an alley north of JR Tottori Station, about 291 meters from the station. Its JPY 1,000 lunch set lets you try soba, steamed egg custard, and pressed sushi in one meal.

A Tottori Set Meal with All-You-Can-Eat Bread and an Onsen Bakery Twist

Panini Bakery Yurihama serves set meals with all-you-can-eat bread, and you can enjoy them while soaking your feet in the Togo Onsen footbath. It is open until 4:30 p.m. and closed on Mondays and Tuesdays.

Tottori 3-Day Bus Pass: Unlimited Rides for 1,800 Yen

The Tottori Han Unlimited Ride Pass costs JPY 1,800 for three days and covers many buses in the prefecture as well as the Wakasa Railway. Services are not very frequent, so plan around the timetables to use it comfortably.

Akashiya Ryokan at Iwai Onsen: A 1,200-Year Hot Spring and 1615 Heritage Inn

Iwai Onsen has a history of more than 1,200 years. Akashiya Ryokan, founded in 1615, has men’s and women’s baths plus a garden mixed-gender open-air bath, and day bathing is also available.

Kaike Onsen Yuminahama Cycling Road: White Sand, Pine Coast and Easy Chinese Booking

In Kaike Onsen, you can rent a bicycle and ride the flat Yumigahama Cycling Road, lined with white sand and pine trees. Online reservations are available in Chinese; bring your passport on site and return the bike by 6 p.m.

Boat-Run Conveyor Sushi from 28 Yen a Plate with Fresh Seafood and Friendly Prices

Sushi Kaba in Sakaiminato is run by a fishing boat operator and sits about 300 meters from the Mizuki Shigeru Museum. Its reasonably priced nigiri makes it a good stop for fresh seafood after exploring the Kitaro-themed sights.

Sumire Shokudo in Kotoura: A Local-Favorite 750-Yen Beef-Bone Ramen Classic

Sumire Shokudo in Kotoura has been serving locals since 1958 and is about a 10-minute walk from JR Urayasu Station. For JPY 750, you can enjoy its clear, gently sweet beef bone ramen.

Day 1 Mt. Daisen Half-Day Trip: Ogamiyama Shrine Okumiya, MR.BURGER, Milk no Sato, Sky Lift and Yakiniku Gyuoh

After picking up a car at Yonago Kitaro Airport, you can make a half-day drive to Ogamiyama Shrine, the Daisen Masumizu Highland lift, and Daisen Makiba Milk no Sato, then finish with yakiniku in Kurayoshi.

Kunsei Douraku in Kurayoshi: Smoked Ramen and Tottori Specialty Souvenirs

Kunsei Doraku, near the former JNR Kurayoshi Line Tourist Information Center, serves smoked soy sauce ramen made with local ingredients, plus smoked chashu and eggs. You can also shop for smoked salmon, cheese, and other take-home items.

Day 2 Kurayoshi Itinerary: Sumire Beef-Bone Ramen, Conan Town, Shirakabe Storehouses and Lake Togo

For a one-day self-drive trip around Kurayoshi, start with beef bone ramen at Sumire Shokudo, then link Hokuei Town’s Detective Conan walking route, the Kurayoshi White Wall Storehouses, and Lake Togo. It brings together mountain views, coastal scenery, old streets, and local food.

BARCOS Tsudoi no Mori: Leather, Coffee, Kamado Rice and Glasshouse Design in Kurayoshi

BARCOS Tsudoi no Mori is about a 3-minute walk from the Tottori Prefectural Museum of Art. The glass-walled complex combines leather goods, a cafe, and a restaurant, with a seasonal clay-pot rice lunch set available for 1,980 yen.

Itaihara Village Walk: Waka Cafe, Kominka Lodging and a Hidden Shrine in Tottori

Itaihara Village preserves more than 110 traditional mountain village buildings. Stop at Waka Cafe, a century-old house turned cafe, for hand-drip coffee overlooking the stream, then stroll to Kikori Guest House and Mukoyama Shrine in the woods.

Daisen Makiba Milk no Sato: Green Meadows, Miho Bay Views and Rich Milk Soft Serve

Daisen Makiba Milk no Sato offers free admission and parking. From the pastures, you can see Mt. Daisen and Miho Bay, and the rich milk soft-serve ice cream is the signature treat. Milk and dairy sweets are also available as souvenirs.

Boat-Run Conveyor Sushi from 28 Yen a Plate with Fresh Seafood and Friendly Prices

Sushi Kaba is about 300 meters on foot from the Mizuki Shigeru Museum. Run by a fishing-boat operator, it serves fresh nigiri sushi along with grilled seafood and set meals, making it an easy stop while exploring Sakaiminato.

A Tatami Onsen Hotel in Tottori with Free Late-Night Ramen and Seafood Breakfast Buffet

Onyado Nono Sakaiminato sits right next to JR Sakaiminato Station. This Japanese-style hotel has tatami flooring throughout, natural hot springs, free late-night ramen, and a breakfast buffet with seafood rice bowls. Mizuki Shigeru Road is also within easy walking distance.

Gyukotsu Ramen Tonya: Tottori Beef-Bone Ramen with Thick Chashu and Nori

Gyukotsu Ramen Tonya is about a 7-minute drive from Yonago Kitaro Airport. Bowls start in the 700-yen range, with salt, soy sauce, or miso broth options. The upgraded version with Sakaiminato nori and five thick slices of chashu is especially filling.

Day 2 Kurayoshi Itinerary: Sumire Beef-Bone Ramen, Conan Town, Shirakabe Storehouses and Lake Togo

To explore Kurayoshi in depth, build a one-day route around Hokuei Town’s Detective Conan trail, the Kurayoshi White Wall Storehouses, the Tottori Nijisseiki Pear Museum, and Lake Togo. Along the drive, you can also stop for beef bone ramen and free foot baths.

Super Hotel Yonago Ekimae: Breakfast, Natural Onsen and Unlimited Welcome Bar Near the Station

Super Hotel Yonago Ekimae is about a 3-minute walk from JR Yonago Station. Rates include a Japanese-style breakfast, natural hot spring access, and a welcome bar. It is convenient for trips to Sakaiminato, and Yonago Airport is about 25 minutes away by car.

A High-Value Tottori Station Stay with Free Ramen, Manga Shelves and a Public Bath

Tottori Green Hotel Morris is about a 4-minute walk from JR Tottori Station. Facilities include a large public bath, free washers and dryers, and a manga corner. From 7:00 p.m. to 10:30 p.m., the hotel also serves complimentary miso or seafood ramen.

A Huge Fish Specimen Museum with Great White Sharks, Sunfish, Oarfish and Giant Spider Crabs

The Sea and Life Museum in Sakaiminato houses more than 4,000 marine specimens from over 700 species. Visitors can see a 4.2-meter great white shark, a giant ocean sunfish, and Japanese spider crabs up close, making it a good family stop on rainy days.