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Tottori Sand Dunes is a stunning sand dune, one of Japan's most iconic, where wind and sand create breathtaking scenery. Enjoy the majestic patterns of the sand, the bowl-shaped terrain, and the diverse landscapes.

A beautiful white sand beach, the setting for the legendary Inaba White Rabbit story. Enjoy breathtaking views of the Sea of Japan and experience a touch of romance.

A popular tourist spot for families, where you can interact with cows raised in nature and enjoy delicious sweets made with fresh milk.

A street lined with yokai bronze statues, recreating the world of Shigeru Mizuki.

A vibrant market where you can enjoy fresh seafood landed at Tottori Port! Experience the bustling market atmosphere and savor the delicious taste of fresh seafood.

A theme park dedicated to flowers and birds, featuring a vast 32-hectare site home to a wide variety of birds.

A classic sightseeing course where you can enjoy the charm of Matsue by cruising Matsue Castle's moat on a boat.

Japan's oldest existing castle keep! Its breathtaking beauty overlooking Lake Shinji is truly awe-inspiring.

A power spot where you can feel the power of nature, including a giant cedar tree over 1300 years old.

Witness the awe-inspiring world's largest sand timer! A museum where you can enjoy the world of sand through art and hands-on experiences.

Stroll through the charming streets lined with white-walled storehouses!

A theme park with 18 pavilions where you can play with your favorite toys, and 19 rides including a Ferris wheel and a roller coaster.

A must-see for rail fans! Featuring the "Old Tsuyama Roundhouse," precious railway vehicles, dioramas, and N gauge model trains!

A historic shrine built to protect Okayama Castle from evil influences (kimon-yoke). It enshrines Ikeda Terumasa, the founder of the Okayama clan, and has deep ties to Okayama Castle.

A weeping cherry blossom tree (Edohiganzakura), over 1,000 years old, said to have been planted 1,300 years ago.

Located right next to Hiroshima Castle, this shrine offers a tranquil space where you can reflect on history and peace.

The Kure Bay Warship Cruise allows you to get a close-up view of destroyers and submarines of the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force.

Japan's only park where you can see a submarine up close.

The breathtaking view from the rooftop observation deck, "Hiroshima no Oka," offering a panoramic view of Hiroshima city!

A mystical World Heritage site with a vermillion torii gate floating on the sea.

Aoshima Island, also known as the "Marine Alps," offers breathtaking views of dynamic nature and a beautiful sea!

A breathtaking view! Witness the magical interplay of the setting sun over the Sea of Japan and the fishing lights of squid boats.

Yokomakkura-kōji vividly preserves the atmosphere of the Chōfu castle town. The beauty of its green-covered neribe walls and earthen path will make you feel like you've stepped back in time.

The site where Takasugi Shinsaku, a samurai of the late Edo period, passed away. Reflect on his life and the history he shaped.

The cherry blossom trees lining the path from the parking lot to the shrine are stunning; in spring, you'll feel like you're walking through a tunnel of cherry blossoms.