“Tottori Inaba G Bus,” a day-trip sightseeing bus tour with lunch included
The Tottori Inaba G Bus - a highly recommended day-trip bus tour around Tottori and Inaba
(Updated on June 5, 2025)
The Tottori Inaba G Bus takes travelers to popular tourist spots such as the Tottori Sand Dunes. It offers great value, including a delicious lunch, admission tickets to attractions such as the Sand Museum, and fees for experiences.
Other than Tottori Station, passengers can also board and alight from Misasa Onsen and Hawai Onsen (excluding some courses), making this a convenient travel option.

Unspoiled Landscape Course
~Tottori Sand Dunes, Sand Museum, Hakuto Shrine, Seasonal Fruit Picking~
■Highlights of the Unspoled Landscape Course
・Enjoy picking Tottori’s delicious seasonal fruits (pears or apples)
*Depending on the growing conditions, different fruits may be offered
・Visit to the popular Tottori Sand Dunes and the Sand Museum, the world's first museum dedicated to sand sculptures
・Enjoy Kaisen-don Gozen (seafood bowl set lunch) for lunch! *Children will be served a children's lunch
・Tour of Hakuto Shrine accompanied by a local guide
・Minimum number of participants: 2 people
*If you have difficulty making a reservation online, please inquire by phone (Tottori City Tourism and Convention Association <0857-26-0756, Monday - Friday 9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.>)
Geo Course
~Tottori Sand Dunes, Sand Museum, Uradome Coast Pleasure Boat, Hakuto Shrine~
■Highlights of the Geo Course
・Visits to the popular Tottori Sand Dunes and Sand Museum (admission fees are included in the tour price)
・A hearty lunch with generous portions, featuring Tottori's unique seafood dishes. You can also upgrade to a premium menu for an additional fee!
・A refreshing cruise on a pleasure boat along the Uradome Coast
・Tour of Hakuto Shrine accompanied by a local guide
・Minimum number of participants: 2
*If you have difficulty making a reservation online, please inquire by phone (Tottori City Tourism and Convention Association <0857-26-0756, Monday - Friday 9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.>)
*For those with limited time, the Geo Half-Day Course is also available. This includes a pleasure boat cruise around Tottori Sand Dunes and Uradome Coast (departures in July and August / lunch not included). For more details, please check this link → Geo Half-Day Course
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Japan Heritage: Mysterious Lands and Mesmerizing Sceneries Created by the Wind Rising Over the Sea of Japan, Inaba and Tajima: The Lands Where the Sacred Beast Dances - The Kirin
The Geo Course of the Tottori Inaba G Bus offers an efficient tour around cultural properties such as the Tottori Sand Dunes, Hakuto Shrine, and the Uradome Coast Pleasure Boat cruise, which make up the Japan Heritage site of Inaba and Tajima, Mysterious Lands and Mesmerizing Sceneries Created by the Wind Rising Over the Sea of Japan, and the Lands Where the Sacred Beast Dances - The Kirin.

You can also board and alight from Misasa Onsen and Hawai Onsen!
Great news for those traveling by JR trains or air!
The Tottori Inaba G Bus now stops at Misasa Onsen and Hawai Onsen!
*excluding some routes
There is no direct transportation from Misasa Onsen and Hawai Onsen, so you will first need to travel to Tottori Station, then transfer to a local bus. However, with the Tottori Inaba G Bus, you can enjoy a one-day tour that includes Tottori Sand Dunes from Misasa Onsen or Hawai Onsen, along with a delicious lunch, all at an affordable price!
You can store large bags in the trunk of the bus so that you can travel hands-free without any heavy luggage!
After enjoying a day tour from Tottori Station on the Tottori Inaba G Bus, you can also go directly to Misasa Onsen or Hawai Onsen. Alternatively, you can join the tour the day after your stay, travel from Tottori Station to a JR train station or Tottori Airport, then catch a flight home for an efficient itinerary.
Misasa Onsen: One of the world's leading radon hot springs
Hawai Onsen: A hot spring that gushes out on the west bank of the picturesque lakeside of Lake Togo
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Japan Heritage "Place of purification of the six roots of perception and healing of the six senses" ~Japan's most dangerous national treasure and one of the world's finest radon springs~
This area is known for the National Treasure Nageire-do Hall, a structure built into a cliff and also known as “Japan's most dangerous National Treasure,” as well as Misasa Onsen, a hot spring renowned for having one of the highest radon concentrations in the world.
As a destination offering a uniquely healing journey themed around the “purification” of mind and body, it was selected as the top national winner in the “Most Attractive Japanese Heritage Sites to Visit in the Future” category at the first Japan Heritage Awards in February 2025.
[A guide to Japan Heritage sites that will help you understand and love Misasa better (Japanese only)
Why not take a stroll through Misasa Onsen town with a local guide? Misasa Onsen was designated as the first Japan Heritage site, and its themes are "healing the six senses" and "purifying the six roots of perception.” We will introduce you to the town's unique features that may be hard to discover on a casual stroll. Sign up for the Japan Heritage Guide to learn more about and love Misasa.
(Updated on February 8, 2025)
Feedback from customers who participated in the Tottori Inaba G Bus tour
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