Tottori Sand Dunes

#awesomepic There is an amazing sand dunes that you can climb and then enjoy the whole view of sea. Also an oasis is beside it so you can see some beautiful plants and flowers. The Tottori Sand Dune is a must for any visitor to Tottori. Located in the heart of the San’in Kaigan Geopark and stretching 2.4km north to south and 16km east to west, it is one of the finest coastal sand dunes in the country. #awesomepic

Most of Japan's attractions are small and exquisite, and it's rare to find scenery that feels grand. But the Tottori Sand Dunes are an exception. They are the largest coastal dunes in Japan, and just climbing up and down left me breathless. Standing on the ridge of the dunes, on one side is the endless Sea of Japan, on the other is the vast dunes, the stunning scenery is a testament to the wonders of nature! Walking on the fine, soft sand, admiring the 'wind ripples' left by the sea breeze on the sand, I truly felt the charm of the dunes. The combination of yellow and blue, the colors are clean and clear. Besides playing in the sand and watching the sea, you can also visit the 'Tottori Sand Dunes The Sand Museum', which is the only museum in the world dedicated to displaying exquisite sand sculpture artworks. The museum changes its theme annually, and here you can admire beautiful landscapes from around the world created with sand. There are also attractions like Conan Town, the White Rabbit Shrine, and the Uradome Coast nearby... If time permits, you can also visit these spots and fully experience the Sea of Japan. Experience Tottori. Both adults and children can have a happy and unforgettable time at the Tottori Sand Dunes. Address: 2164-661 Yuyama, Fukube-cho, Tottori City, Tottori Prefecture

When mentioning Tottori, Japan🇯🇵, many people think of the Tottori Sand Dunes, whose appearance changes dramatically with the light and wind🌅. Besides the dunes themselves, the nearby Sand Museum is not to be missed. The Sand Museum presents sculptures made of sand and has 'World Travel'✈️ as its theme, regularly producing exhibitions on different themes. When I visited, there happened to be an exhibition themed on Egypt🇪🇬, and what better way to showcase Egyptian culture than with sand sculptures? As soon as I entered the main exhibition space, I felt as if I was in the mysterious world of Egypt. The sculptures, carved with incredible skill, vividly displayed the splendor of ancient Egyptian civilization, with pyramids, pharaohs, and statues of Egyptian artifacts so lifelike they almost seemed real, leaving me in awe. After leaving the museum, I headed to the nearby Tottori Sand Dunes, the largest dune formation in Japan🌵. Standing on the dunes, I was overwhelmed by the boundless desert landscape. The shape and texture of the dunes changed colors with the sunlight. Climbing up to the 'Horseback' dunes🏜️, I could overlook the surrounding beauty, with the endless Sea of Japan stretching out before me, a truly magnificent sight. Of course, when in Tottori, one must not miss the famous seafood🐟🦐🐙🦑. There are also several Japanese restaurants near the Tottori Sand Dunes that specialize in seafood, perfect for exploring after climbing the dunes. 📍Location: Fukube-cho, Tottori City, Tottori Prefecture 🚆Access: Take the Nihon Kotsu・Hinomaru bus from JR Tottori Station towards Tottori Sand Dunes and get off in front of the Sand Museum; or use the Kirin Shishi bus from JR Tottori Station on weekends and holidays, and get off at the Sand Museum 🌟Tip: Before planning your trip, check the official website of the Sand Museum for the current exhibition theme, and also note the museum's closing days

Traveling to Japan allowed me to discover the unique city of Tottori Prefecture, Sakaiminato, also known as 'the city of yokai'. Located in the San'in region, this small town is filled with a mysterious yokai atmosphere, emanating strange sights everywhere from the train station to sculptures, lighting decorations, and even candies. All of these are derived from the famous manga artist Shigeru Mizuki and his work 'GeGeGe no Kitaro'.

Tottori Sand Dunes stretch along the coast, a mesmerizing natural wonder sculpted by wind and time. These vast golden waves of sand, often likened to a desert landscape, offer an otherworldly experience against the backdrop of the Sea of Japan. The area provides a unique blend of adventure, tranquility, and scenic beauty, inviting visitors to explore its ever-shifting, sun-kissed terrain.#tottori #japan #trip

140123~250123 Trip to Japan🇯🇵 Kansai>Yonago>Tottori>Iwami>Kyoto>Osaka

The wonders of Japanese cities come to see the sand dunes and the sea When it comes to Japan, everyone should have a modern city in their minds, or a wooden house in the Edo period, a quiet street! And Tottori, this place is really not like in Japan, the city is amazed by the desert, next to the sea, you have to marvel at the creativity of the Creator! As the countdown to Japan's GDP per capita, Tottori Prefecture, I can't help but want to tease it. The city construction of Tottori City in the county-level city is like the towns of other counties. The big shopping malls didn't even see one. We can't help but sigh for a long time here: Is this really the capital of Tottori Prefecture? (I have a hard time finding a place that is even worse than Gaozhi!) Of course, the backwardness of GDP per capita does not affect the unique scenery of Tottori. As the hometown of Aoyama Gangchang, the author of the cartoon Conan, Tottori Prefecture It is also a painstaking attraction to attract everyone, even the airport has been renamed: Tottori Sand Dunes Conan Airport! Of course, one of the scenes of the cartoon Conan ~ Tottori sand dunes is indeed worth coming! First of all, you can go to the Sand Museum of Art and enjoy the Sand Carvings created by the craftsmen of various countries! The work of emmm~"sand carving" is really very lean. Every year, there are different themes. This year's theme is South Asia. You can see the history and culture of various temples in South Asia! Of course, after reading it, I can't help but ridicule: "True sand sculpture!" Next to the art museum is the famous Tottori sand dune. It has such a large desert in the city, and it is really strange to the sea. Here, you can take the cableway between the sand dunes and the observation deck on the mountain, or you can ride a camel and play a paraglider! Of course, friends who want to save money can climb down the sand dunes and feel the desert! (Well, I have been to the Sahara...) You can play for a long time! Transportation: Take JR to Tottori Station and take the bus to Tottori Sand Dunes! Photo Guide: You can wear bright colors, take different Japanese travel photos, and you can pretend in the Sahara! Note that you can't fly a drone here, because this is in the city! ! !

Tottori Sand Dunes is located in the east of Tottori Prefecture and faces the Sea of Japan. It is about 16 kilometers long from east to west and 2.4 kilometers wide from north to south. It is the largest sand dune in Japan and a representative attraction in Tottori Prefecture. The shape of the sand dunes is fickle due to the sea breeze. Take a 20-minute bus ride from JR Tottori Station to Sand Dunes, or take the Kirin Lion Ring Bus for about 25 minutes and get off at Tottori Sand Dunes to reach Tottori Sand Dunes. It is very attractive all year round. In spring, summer and autumn, you can ride a camel, take a paragliding, sand skiing, snow in winter, you can experience the fun of rolling in the snow in the sand dunes... I The paraglider of the experience, the coach taught me a few movements and corresponding English words, helped me to paragliding, and made safety measures. When flying, the coach would use a loudspeaker to guide, so be sure to listen carefully! When I first flew, I was very nervous. After landing safely, I found this super fun! I played it again and again. The average tourist is also playing two or three times. The charge is 7500 half a day. That is, you are willing to play for a while, but after jumping, you need to put everything up and then go uphill... In fact, it is still very tired. z

I never thought that the Japanese seaside would hide huge sand dunes. This is the largest sand dune in Japan. It is the only desert in Japan's island country and a representative spot in Tottori Prefecture. More than ten kilometers long, more than two kilometers wide, and placed in it, as if really in the desert, between the fierce yellow sand. The sand dunes have a depression of 40 meters deep, and there are hills of up to 50 meters. There are wind patterns blown by strong winds, and sand curtains that slide down like avalanches. They change and change without stopping. This is a mountain peak formed by the accumulation of volcanic ash floating on the muddy sand of the Chiyoda River. It has been subjected to the wind and waves of the Sea of Japan and has been created by the 100,000-year-old masterpiece of nature. The camel riding experience is available in the scenic area, and there are also a variety of headscarves available. We, in the Tottori sand dunes, made an Arab. Walking on a camel, the mountains and the sea are coming.

Tottori sand dunes, many people do not know that there are deserts in Japan, but not so big, so called sand dunes. This desert is connected with the sea and the oasis. It is also a rare sight in Tottori Prefecture... it is also the home of Conan.