Kujirahama Beach
A small swimming beach at the head of Hatajiri Bay in Taiji, near the whale museum.
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A small swimming beach at the head of Hatajiri Bay in Taiji, near the whale museum.
A prefectural museum in Kainan, showing the nature of Wakayama with a focus on aquatic life.
A coastal dune field 2.4 kilometres north to south and 16 east to west, among the largest in Japan. The wind changes its patterns daily.
A shore in Iwami, part of the San'in Kaigan Geopark, with a run of coves and reefs.
A beach in Tottori City, held to be the setting of the myth of the white hare of Inaba.
The site of a castle chosen among Japan's hundred finest. The park looks over the city and is known for its cherry blossom.
A shrine and park in Tottori City. The shrine buildings are important cultural properties, with paths around them.
A sightseeing boat along the Urado shore, passing between islands called the Matsushima of San'in.
A museum of sculpture made from packed sand, with a new set of works each year.
A castle-site park at Shikano in Tottori City, known for its cherry blossom.
A museum in Tottori City gathering folk crafts from Japan and abroad, including Ushinoto ware and Korean tea bowls.
A children's play centre near the Tottori dunes, with craft rooms and play equipment.
An observatory at Saji in Tottori City, known for how well the stars show.
A small aquarium at Karo in Tottori City, built around crabs.
A temple hall in Misasa, built into a hollow in a sheer cliff; a national treasure.
A complex in Kurayoshi bringing a hall, a museum and a park together.
A beach in Kotoura, where the round stones knock together and sound as the waves draw back.
A park in Kurayoshi named after a legend of a heavenly maiden, known for cherry blossom and azaleas.
A fishing ground in Kurayoshi for yamame and rainbow trout, with rods for hire.
A Chinese garden in Yurihama, built to mark the friendship with Hebei province — among the largest in Japan.
A ski area in Daisen with four slopes, among the largest in western Japan.