The Tottori castle is famous for Hideyoshi Toyotomi's starving strategy. At present, there still remains a castle tower, Ninomaru ruins, etc. The surrounding land was turned into Kyusho Park, and offers relaxation to Tottori citizens. It becomes a famous cherry tree-viewing spot in spring, and after that, in the open ground at the foot of Mt. Kyushozan, Azaleas reach full bloom. It is an officially-designated historical site.

There are pay parking lots around the park.
20 minutes by bus from Tottori Station. Exit bus at " Nishi-machi." 5 minutes walk from the bus stop. / (Only on Saturdays, Sundays, and national holidays) Loop Kirinjishi Bus: Exit bus at "Tottori Jyoshi."
Parking: 16 cars (Available only on Saturdays, Sundays, and national holidays)
Inquiries to:
　Tottori City Tourist Information Office
　TEL +81 (857)-22-3318(Available only in Japanese)

2 Higashi-machi, Tottori City, 680-0011 , Japan

Chalky white European-style building of French Renaissance built in 1907 as a second residence of an old Domain Lord of the Ikeda Clan. The building was used as lodging for the Crown Prince at the time (later Emperor Taisho). An important cultural asset designated by the country.

9:00 to 17:00 (Last entry is up to 30 minutes before the closing time)
Fee: 150 yen (No charge for elementary/junior high/senior high school students, and for the elderly of 70 or older)
Closed: Monday (open when a national holiday falls on Monday)/The next day of national holiday
8 minutes by bus from Tottori Station. Exit bus at "Nishi-machi." 5 minutes walk from the bus stop/Loop Kirinjishi Bus: Exit bus at "Tottori Jyoshi."

○2-121 Higashi-machi, Tottori City
　680-0011 , Japan
  TEL +81 (857)-26-3595(Available only in Japanese)

The family temple of the Ikeda Clan, Tottori Domain Lord. You can see the splendid Shoin Garden, tomb of a great swordsman Hongaku Usui, Tomb of Kazuma Watanabe, a Christian Lantern (Krishitan doro) of the protected cultural asset designated by the prefecture, and so on.

8:00-17:00 or around
Closed: Event day of the temple
Admission fee (garden): 200 yen
5 minutes by bus from Tottori Station. Exit bus at "Kencho-mae." 10 minutes walk from the bus stop.

10, Kuritani-cho, Tottori City, 680-0012 , Japan
  TEL +81 (857)-22-5278(Available only in Japanese)

The shrine was founded by Tottori Domain's Lord Mitsunaka Ikeda, in a manner that divides a Shinto kami of the Nikko Toshogu Shrine and re-enshrines it. The main shrine, the oratory, and the gate are designated as important cultural assets by the national government. The luxurious evergreen land surrounding the shrine was arranged as a park. In early spring, many tourists visit the park to see Japanese plum flowers of "Bairian", and in early summer, fireflies.

Parking: available
6 minutes by bus from Tottori Station. Exit bus at "Kencho Nisseki-mae.” 15 minutes walk from the bus stop./100 Bus Kururi: Exit bus at "Ouchidani Kouen Yamabikokan-mae" Very close from the bus stop.

Inquiries to:
　Ouchidani Shrine Tottori City Tourist
　Information Office
　TEL +81 (857)-22-3318(Available only in Japanese)
　Bairian　TEL +81 (857)-20-1476(Available only in Japanese)

○87 Uemachi, Tottori City, 680-0015 ,
　Japan

One of the Chinese Kannon Pilgrimages. It is a Chisen-kansho-shiki (pond-viewing) garden of the early Edo period, where half of the garden is occupied by a pond. It is a very quiet, emotive garden where you may feel like relaxing and drinking Mattya (powdered green tea.) The garden was designated as a beauty spot by the national government.

9:00 to 17:00
Admission fee: 600 yen (including powdered-green-tea fee)
High school student or younger: 400 yen
Parking: 15 cars
10 minutes by bus from Tottori Station.

○Uemachi, Tottori City, 680-0015 , Japan
　TEL +81 (857)-24-5641(Available only in Japanese)

An ancient Tendai sect temple built on the upper half up of Mt. Mani. When you climb up the long stone steps, you will catch the sight of tranquil Hondo. In the teahouse in front of the gate, you can enjoy a dish of wild plants and konnyaku dengaku.

Parking: 10 cars
20 minutes by car from Tottori Station

624 Kakuji, Tottori City, 680-0003 ,
Japan
TEL +81 (857)-23-5300(Available only in Japanese)

The temple is the family temple of the great swordsman Araki Mataemon who is famous for Igagoe Adauchi, which is one of the great three Adauchi (revenge) of Japan. In addition to his grave located in the precincts of temple, you can see the exhibition of his belongings. Moreover, Fusuma painting of Arhat by Keitaro Takagi attracts the viewers with its really vigorous expression.

9:00 to 16:00
Admission fee: 300 yen
Parking: 15 cars
7 minutes by bus from Tottori Station. Exit bus at "Shinhonji." 5 minutes walk from the bus stop./ (Saturdays, Sundays, and national holidays) Loop Kirinjishi Bus: Exit bus at "Genchuji Temple." Very close from the bus stop.

○176, Shinhonji-cho, Tottori-city,
　680-0812 , Japan
　TEL +81 (857)-22-5294(Available only in Japanese)

The pond is located on the south of the sand dune. There still remains a legend of "Otane." They say that a beautiful lady who was an incarnation of a snake sank her body in this pond. In the nearby Otane Benten, the "Otane" is enshrined, and attracts many visitors in the year of the Snake. You can take a walk in the promenade, and in autumn, you can enjoy pear picking in a nearby pear orchid.

20 minutes by bus from Tottori Station. Exit bus at "Sakyu Higashi-guchi."
Inquiries to:
　Tottori City Tourist Information Office
　TEL +81 (857)-22-3318(Available only in Japanese)

○Fukube-cho, Yuyama, Tottori City,
　689-0105 , Japan

The field of Rakkyo that spreads on the eastern side of the Dune changes its color to red purple from the end of October to the beginning of November. The view is like a Lavender field in dune--Just "beautiful"

Parking: Use Oasis square Parking space
Inquires to:
　Tottori City Tourist Information Office
　TEL +81 (857)-22-3318(Available only in Japanese)

○Fukube-cho, Yuyama, Tottori City,
　689-0105 , Japan