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A rock wall about 50 metres high in Shirahama, running two kilometres north to south.
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A rock wall about 50 metres high in Shirahama, running two kilometres north to south.
A cosmos field on a 586-metre summit in Aridagawa. On clear days you can see as far as Shikoku.
A railway climbing 328 metres in about five minutes, used by pilgrims to Mount Koya.
A roadside station in Katsuragi, doubling as an expressway rest stop, selling local produce.
A limestone cave about 100 metres long in Yura, said to have formed some 250 million years ago.
An observatory in Kimino, opening its 105-centimetre reflecting telescope to the public.
A park in Hashimoto planted with seasonal trees and flowers, selling local vegetables.
A waterfall at Shigo in Katsuragi, in a district known for skewered persimmons.
A vineyard in Kamitonda, set in hills with a wide difference between day and night temperatures.
A museum in Kudoyama on three generations of the Sanada: Masayuki, Yukimura and Daisuke.
A 40-metre waterfall in Tottori City, chosen among Japan's hundred finest falls.
Flowers that bloom in autumn in the shallot fields around the Tottori dunes, turning the ground red-purple.
A roadside station facing Hakuto beach, named after the myth.
A guide to lodging in Tottori City.
A restaurant in Chizu serving mountain-vegetable cooking on grounds in the hills.
A gorge in Tottori City, with strange rocks and more than 40 waterfalls.
A gorge in Misasa, where early-summer green and autumn colour show on the water.
A flower park in Nanbu, among the largest in Japan, with flowers through the seasons.
A farm in Hoki at the foot of Mount Daisen, selling dairy goods.
A prefectural residential study centre partway up Mount Daisen.
A free bus between Yonago Station and the Tottori Hanakairo flower park.