2025 Nanbu Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in September)

There is also a free bus from Yonago Station. [Tottori Flower Corridor] is a place where you can see various plants all year round✨ In spring, there are many flowers in bloom and it is very beautiful!! Even on rainy days, there is a covered observation corridor that goes around 1 km, so it's okay! When you walk along the observation corridor, you can see a flower field shaped like the flower corridor's characters Pororo and Piroro♪ The outside is wide and you can go to various places and enjoy it for half a day♪ It seems like it would be good to bring a lunch box and have a picnic🧺 Opening hours 9:00-17:00 Varies depending on the season 📍110 Tsuruta, Nanbu-cho, Saihaku-gun, Tottori Prefecture #Sakura2024 #TottoriTourism #TottoriFlowerCorridor

Located in the southern part of Tottori Prefecture with Mount Daisen as its backdrop, Tottori Hanakairo is one of Japan's largest flower parks. The park features a 1-kilometer-long glass-roofed "Observation Corridor" encircling a central circular flower bed, allowing visitors to comfortably stroll and enjoy the flowers regardless of the weather. The park showcases seasonal flowers throughout the year: tulips and cherry blossoms in spring, lilies and hydrangeas in summer, cosmos and chrysanthemums in autumn, and tropical flowers in greenhouses along with winter illumination displays. From the corridor, you can enjoy breathtaking views of Mount Daisen harmonizing with the sea of flowers, creating a picturesque natural scene. The park also houses four exhibition halls in the north, south, east, and west, each presenting unique floral and cultural themes. Restaurants and shops offer dishes made with local ingredients and flower-themed souvenirs. This is not only a renowned flower-viewing spot but also the perfect place to experience the natural beauty and seasonal charm of Tottori. 🚍 A 25-minute bus ride from Yonago Station will take you there. Plan for a half-day to a full-day visit to leisurely appreciate the stunning scenery of Mount Daisen and the floral displays.

#AugustDestinations2025 If you're a Conan fan, this limited-time event in Tottori is a must-see! The "Detective Conan Tottori Tour" runs from July 1st to December 28th, 2025. Purchase a special sightseeing pass and receive a Mystery Notebook and a badge storage box. Enjoy unlimited bus and train rides for three days as you tackle Conan-style puzzles. The gameplay is simple: visit three designated attractions: the Aoyama Gosho Hometown Museum, the Tottori 20th Century Pear Museum (Pear Museum), and either the Tottori Flower Corridor or the Sand Dunes Museum. Solve puzzles to earn original badges! After completing the challenges, you can redeem them for limited-edition souvenirs at tourist information centers in Yonago, Kurayoshi, or Tottori Station. Not only will you immerse yourself in Conan's mysteries, but you'll also get to explore Tottori's must-see attractions. Combine anime, puzzles, and sightseeing for a truly satisfying experience! 💴 Pass + Event Price ・Tottori-Matsue Pass (3-Day Pass) + Conan Puzzle: Adults 6,800 yen ・Kansai & San'in Area Pass (7-Day Pass) + Conan Puzzle: Adults 18,800 yen 👉 How to Purchase: Purchase at major JR West stations (including Kansai Airport) or participating travel agencies. Simply present your passport (with a short-stay visa). You can also book through the official website; a puzzle notebook will be provided upon redemption. #Tottori #DetectiveConan #AnimeTravel #JapanFreeTravel

#August2025 Entering the Tottori Flower Corridor, in addition to the magnificent greenhouses and seasonal flowers, you'll discover a unique corner: the "Friendship Flowerbed." This flowerbed, established following a 2020 partnership agreement between Taiwan Fertilizer Company and the Tottori Prefecture Tourism Organization, utilizes high-quality Taiwanese fertilizers for cultivation. The flowerbed symbolizes the friendship and exchange between Taiwan and Japan, promoting the use of Taiwanese fertilizers in Japan and fostering the development of Tottori's tourism and flower industry. Every flower visitors encounter here is a tangible expression of the friendship between the two regions. For Taiwanese tourists, being able to admire flowers nurtured by Taiwanese technology in Tottori offers a sense of international intimacy. #TottoriFlowerCorridor #FriendshipFlowerBed #TaiwanJapanFriendship #FlowerTravel

At Tottori Hanakairo, the largest flower park in western Japan, you can immerse yourself in vibrant floral displays throughout the seasons. The park also offers several convenient services to enhance your visit. A free shuttle bus runs directly from the south exit of JR Yonago Station to the park. The schedule may vary depending on the flower season or special events, making it easy for independent travelers to reach the park without worrying about transportation. Inside the park, various sizes of lockers are available for use. The process is simple: insert a 100-yen coin, which will be refunded when you retrieve your belongings, making it essentially free! This is incredibly visitor-friendly, allowing you to enjoy the flowers and take photos without carrying heavy bags. A quick tip: check the shuttle bus schedule in advance, and during peak seasons, lockers may fill up quickly, so consider storing your items early to avoid any disruptions to your plans.

When visiting Tottori, it's not just the sand dunes and Hakuto Shrine that deserve attention. Located in Nanbu Town, the Asanabe Reservoir (Asanabe Dam) is a tranquil and lesser-known spot. This gravity concrete dam, part of the Hino River system, began construction in 1989 and was completed in 2004. Standing 45 meters tall and stretching 150 meters long, the dam has a volume of approximately 60,000 cubic meters. The reservoir's catchment area spans 6.2 square kilometers, with a water surface area of 8 hectares and a total storage capacity of 1.38 million cubic meters, including an effective capacity of 1.19 million cubic meters. Though not massive in scale, it plays a crucial role in flood control and water supply for the region. The dam's construction was driven by frequent flooding due to concentrated rainfall in the Hino River tributaries, coupled with increasing agricultural and domestic water demands. To address these issues, the Japanese government initiated water management and agricultural development plans from the late Showa to early Heisei periods, culminating in the creation of this multifunctional dam. It has since become an essential infrastructure supporting the lives of Nanbu Town residents. Unlike bustling tourist attractions, Asanabe Reservoir offers a more peaceful experience. Standing atop the dam, visitors can enjoy seasonal views—cherry blossoms in spring, lush greenery in summer, vibrant autumn foliage, and snow-covered landscapes in winter. The water's mirror-like surface reflects the changing scenery. Surrounding trails are perfect for leisurely walks and photography, making it an ideal destination for travelers who appreciate off-the-beaten-path spots and natural beauty. 🚉 Transportation: Take a bus from Yonago Station to Nanbu Town, then transfer to reach the Tsuruta area. Driving is recommended, as it's about a 30-minute trip from Yonago city center.

Within Tottori Hanakairo lies a special garden called "Grace Garden." Spanning an area of 3,000 square meters, this garden was created in collaboration between the Tottori Prefecture Landscaping and Construction Association and Hanakairo. It feels like a private garden that breathes and transforms with the changing seasons. 🌿 A Garden Designed for All Seasons • Features 108 varieties of perennial plants, 16 types of fruit trees, and 8 species of trees • Each visit offers a new perspective on seasonal flora • Serves as both a horticultural showcase and a "second home" for visitors to relax 💡 Three Core Concepts 1. Plant Display Garden: Showcasing the beauty of seasonal flowers, it serves as a source of inspiration for gardening enthusiasts. 2. Container Gardening Ideas: Demonstrates how to enjoy planting even without a garden, using potted fruit trees and seasonal flowers to inspire everyday life. 3. Your Personal Garden: A place to slow down and enjoy nature, even amidst a busy life, as if it were your own private garden. 🌸 Summer Highlight: The Romantic Atmosphere of Hydrangeas In midsummer, hydrangeas take center stage in the garden. Clusters of blue, pink, and white hydrangeas bloom in harmony with fruit trees and perennials, creating an elegant and tranquil ambiance. Walking through the garden feels like stepping into a vibrant floral poetry book. 🪴 Travel Tips • Bring a camera or a notebook to capture the garden's inspiration • Gardening enthusiasts should take time to observe the plant arrangements closely • Visiting during summer evenings is recommended, as the light falling on the hydrangeas creates a particularly dreamy atmosphere 🌿 Grace Garden is more than just a place to admire flowers; it’s a "garden of the soul" that invites travelers to slow down and reconnect with nature.

Step into Japan's largest flower-themed park, Tottori Hanakairo, and begin your journey at the West Pavilion entrance. This serves as the gateway to the park, featuring a comprehensive information center, entrance gates, and a rest and support area for visitors. 🌞 August Highlight: Sunflower Fields During the summer, the flower beds at the entrance bloom with vibrant golden sunflowers, welcoming every visitor to the park. The combination of blue skies, Mount Daisen, and sunflowers creates the most passionate summer scene, instantly filling the air with energy as you step in. 🌻 At Tottori Hanakairo, the West Pavilion is not just the starting point of your visit but also the prelude to a summer illuminated by sunflowers!

Japan's largest flower-themed park, "Tottori Hanakairo," offers not only a stunning view of the majestic Mount Daisen but also a leisurely stroll along its 1-kilometer circular corridor, where visitors can enjoy different seasonal flowers throughout the year. One of the park's most captivating highlights is the Water Garden! On a 40-meter-diameter pond, seasonal flowers bloom on grid-like floating islands. The sight of colorful koi swimming in the pond and the reflection of the flowers creates a dreamy and enchanting atmosphere. August's Special Feature: Sunflowers During the peak of summer, the Water Garden is illuminated by a sea of sunflowers. The golden blooms against the backdrop of the blue sky and Mount Daisen create a postcard-perfect summer scene, ideal for photography and social media posts. Children can also enjoy watching the koi by the pond, experiencing the dual joys of flowers and nature.

Tottori Flower Corridor is one of the largest flower theme parks in Japan. You can enjoy the majestic beauty of Japan's famous mountain "Oyama" in the park. There is a 1-kilometer-long circular eaves corridor outside the flower area. Step onto the corridor and stroll leisurely among the flowers and green leaves, and you can enjoy the colorful flowers. The entire park covers an area of ​​50 hectares. 📍Address: Tsuruta 110, Nanbu-cho, Saihaku-gun, Tottori Prefecture 🕰️Business hours: [April-November] 9:00-17:00 (last admission 16:30) [December-January] 13:00-21:00 (last admission 20:30) [February-March] 9:00-16:30 (last admission 16:00) *[November 11th-January 31st] The park is open until 21:00 due to illumination at night Closed: Every Tuesday (July-August, December-March) 💰Admission fee April-November 　Adults 1,000 yen　Elementary and junior high school students 500 yen December-March　Adults　700 yen　Elementary and junior high school students 350 yen ⭐ Foreigners discount April to November 　Adults 500 yen Elementary and junior high school students 250 yen December to March　Adults 350 yen Elementary and junior high school students 170 yen (Entry after 5pm) Adults 350 yen Elementary and junior high school students 170 yen 🗓️Transportation Free shuttle bus from JR Yonago Station, about 25 minutes About 10 minutes drive from Yonago Expressway "Mizoguchi IC"

We went to Tottori Flower Park, the largest in western Japan, located in Tottori Prefecture. 🌸 Among the flower parks scattered throughout the country, the most unique attraction here is the covered observation corridor that surrounds the park. ✨ It's wonderful that you can see the flowers without getting wet even on rainy days. 👏 From the observation corridor, you can see the entire park and enjoy the contrast of the colorful flowers. There is also a large greenhouse flower dome, an exhibition hall, and a floating flower bed, so you can enjoy flowers and plants regardless of the weather or season. We had a relaxing time walking around the park! Lilies are the main flower here, and they are displayed all year round. It is the only flower park in Japan that has and displays all 15 varieties native to Japan. The weather was nice and sunny, so we were able to take some great photos with Mt. Daisen in the background. There are plenty of interesting spots scattered throughout the park, such as monuments made from flower pots and wooden carved squirrels! The park is quite large, but there is a bus called the Flower Train that runs around the park in about 15 minutes, although it is limited to the main points, so we recommend this bus! ※I also rode the train and it was nice to be able to see the trees and flowers while being rocked leisurely✌️ -—————————————— [Access🚗] About 40 minutes by car from Yonago Kitaro Airport [Opening hours & admission fees🕰️💰] *It seems to change depending on the season, so please check the official website for details🙇♂️ -————————————— #Domestic travel #Tottori prefecture #Tottori trip #Tottori sightseeing #Tottori trip #Mt. Daisen #Tottori flower corridor #Flower corridor #Flower park #Western Japan's largest #Flower paradise #Observation corridor #Tottori drive #Masterful nature #Tottori 100 views #Camera trip #SLR #canoneoskissx9i #I love traveling #Travel record #Travel record #Cut-out world #Traveling in Japan #Where should I go next? #japan #japantravel #tottori #EnjoyJapan

A flower-themed park located at the foot of Mount Daisen. The meticulously maintained flowers are breathtakingly beautiful. Walking along the elevated wooden deck-style corridor that circles the park offers stunning views. The highlight is the flower field with Mount Daisen as its backdrop. You can enjoy seasonal flowers to the fullest, making you want to visit during different times of the year. There is also a sightseeing train that goes around the park for just 400 yen, allowing even those with mobility issues to enjoy the flowers. The park features dome-shaped greenhouses in all directions, including an orchid dome showcasing numerous Phalaenopsis orchids, giving you a sense of elegance. Since Tottori is famous for its 20th-century pears, the pear-flavored soft serve ice cream was delicious. There are also shops selling flower seedlings and various types of flowers.

#cherryblossom25 It's finally cherry blossom season! 🌸 While Tottori Prefecture has many excellent spots for cherry blossom viewing, let us recommend our favorite location: Tottori Hanakairo Flower Park, in the western region. This large flower park features 210 cherry blossom trees of 28 varieties. Good weather brings with it a spectacular duet of the pale pink sakura trees and the backdrop view of Mt. Daisen. Cherry blossom viewing season happens each year around early April, so consider adding Hanakairo's sakura trees to your itinerary! Tottori Hanaikairo Flower Park #japaneseculture #travel #鳥取県 #tottoriprefecture #japantrip #tottoriawesome #ilovejapan #観光スポット #TottoriPrefecture #tottori #鳥取 #cherryblossoms

~Nanbu-machi, Saihaku-gun, Tottori Prefecture~ Akaiiwa Shrine Introducing a power spot shrine for regeneration and reconstruction that overcomes trials! ☑️The origin of why Akaiiwa Shrine is said to be a shrine of regeneration Okuninushi (name) was bullied by his brothers, lost his life, and was brought back to life by his mother's love and the power of two goddesses. ☑️Benefits to overcome trials! Okuninushi, who returned from the dead, overcame trials! He devoted himself to medicine and farming for people, and created a fine country. The legend of him being respected by people as a god of nation building has made this a power spot for regeneration and reconstruction! ☑️The clear water well is also worth seeing! The well where the water used to resuscitate Okuninushi sprung ☑️The shrine has a solemn atmosphere! This shrine has a divine atmosphere and you can worship at your leisure. Recommended for visiting power spots! Useful for sightseeing in Tottori and visiting power spots ◎ 📍Akaiiwa Shrine 377-1 Hoshoji, Nanbu-cho, Saihaku-gun, Tottori Prefecture 683-0351 #0 yen travel #power spot shrine #power spot tour #Tottori trip #Tottori sightseeing #japantemple #power spot #Tottori prefecture

#DomesticTrip Please save or download the second photo. It has benefits. If you go to Tottori, please visit it 😊 Thanks to donations, the main hall will be restored and available for worship from October 14, 2025. Until then, a temporary main hall will be set up and you can worship at any time 24 hours a day. The myth "The White Rabbit of Inaba" is very familiar to Tottori residents. After saving the white rabbit, the god "Okuninushi" who appears in the story was chosen as the husband of a beautiful princess living in Inaba. After that, he was deceived by his brother god who was angry about it, and Okuninushi lost his life. It is said that Okuninushi's mother, who was saddened by his death, asked the god of heaven for help, and Okuninushi regained his breath. From the biography, Akainoiwa Shrine is said to have the benefits of starting anew, rebirth, and revival. ☁️𓈒𓂂𓂃◌𓈒𓐍☁️𓈒𓂂𓂃◌𓈒𓐍☁️𓈒Spot: Akaiiwa Shrine Address: 232 Terauchi, Nanbu-cho, Saihaku-gun, Tottori Prefecture Parking: Free parking available Visiting hours: 24 hours ☁️𓈒𓂂𓂃◌𓈒𓐍☁️𓈒𓂂𓂃◌𓈒𓐍☁️𓈒#Chugoku region #Akaiiwa Shrine #Shrine tour #Tottori sightseeing #Travel with me #Solo trip #trip

There is a pear soft serve🍐 cream shop in the large greenhouse in Tottori Prefecture's Tottori Flower Corridor that you can only eat here! There are three types: ☑︎Pear soft serve ☑︎Mixed ☑︎Milk soft serve! The recommended one is the mixed one! The refreshing taste of the pear matches with the rich milk soft serve and it's very delicious! There are chairs inside the greenhouse, but there are also chairs outside, so it's recommended to eat outside♪ Business hours 9:00-17:00 📍110 Tsuruta, Nanbu-cho, Saihaku-gun, Tottori Prefecture #Sakura2024 #TottoriTourism

The largest flower park in Japan - Tottori Flower Corridor - In spring, cherry blossom trees and tulips come together🌸🌷 The tulip festival is held in April✨ You can enjoy various flowers all year round, but spring is by far the best♪ If it rains, there are also covered corridors and greenhouses There is a shuttle bus from Yonago Station, so it's easy to get there◎ If you're on a road trip, why not take the opportunity to visit the herb garden called Hiruzen Herbill🪻 The park covers 50 hectares and is really large, so please wear comfortable clothes♪ ◉ Tottori Flower Corridor ◉ Business hours: 9:00-17:00 ◉ Address: 110 Tsuruta, Nanbu-cho, Saihaku-gun, Tottori Prefecture ◉ Price: Adults 1200 yen Children 600 yen ◉ Recommendation level: ★★★★★ #Sakura2024 #Tourism #Tottori #Sanin #Couples trip #Girls trip

Im a girl from a tropical country and is always amaze of the seasons that my country doesn't have, Fall, Spring and of course winter. Just this winter, I went to the tagged place and found plants from my beloved tropical country, Philippines. It just amazes me how they take care of the plants even on winter. They manage to let the flowers bloom perfectly. #wintergetaway

Tottori Flower Corridor in Tottori Prefecture is located in the mountains and is rich in nature. The flowers you can see change with each season, so you can enjoy it all year round. In winter, illuminations and fireworks are held. There is also a flower train that runs through the park, and you can ride it for ¥300 for adults and ¥150 for elementary and junior high school students! Even on rainy days, you can walk around the covered corridor. Be sure to find your favorite spot. Opening hours: October 9:00-17:00 Admission fee: October Adults ¥800 Elementary and junior high school students ¥400 Infants Free Opening hours and admission fees change depending on the season, so be sure to check before you go. There is a free shuttle bus from JR Yonago Station. #TottoriPrefecture #TottoriFlowerCorridor #TottoriTourism #TottoriTrip

A flower garden near Mt. Daisen. From spring to autumn, various flowers are in full bloom, but in winter there are fewer flowers. However, it is an indoor facility and flowers seem to bloom all year round. So, if you go in winter, it is definitely best to go at night. It snows and you can see a fantastic night view. It may not be a place for two men. It is recommended for couples and families with children.