Hakuto Beach, Hakuto-no-oka
A spiritual spot for finding love
Hakuto Beach is a beautiful stretch of white sand shaped like a bow. In summer, it is crowded with many beachgoers and surfers. This coast is the setting for the Japanese myth about the white rabbit of Inaba, a story that has been passed down since ancient times. Hakuto Shrine is dedicated to the white rabbit, revered as a symbol of love and marriage. Hence, it attracts many lovers and has been designated as a “Lover's Sanctuary.”
On the western side of Hakuto Beach is a viewing plaza called Hakuto-no-oka. A “love bell” and camera stand have been set up here, so visitors can take beautiful photos with the Sea of Japan as their backdrop.
On the eastern side is a cluster of beach roses, designated as a national natural monument. From mid-May to mid-June every year, pale red flowers bloom here and welcome visitors.
On the western side of Hakuto Beach is a viewing plaza called Hakuto-no-oka. A “love bell” and camera stand have been set up here, so visitors can take beautiful photos with the Sea of Japan as their backdrop.
On the eastern side is a cluster of beach roses, designated as a national natural monument. From mid-May to mid-June every year, pale red flowers bloom here and welcome visitors.
Basic Information
- Address (Japanese)
- 689-0206 鳥取県鳥取市白兎
- Telephone Number
- 0857-22-3318（Tottori City Tourist Information Center）
- Access
- ・Approx. 40 minutes by Hinomaru Bus from Tottori Station; alight at “Hakuto Jinja-mae"
・Approx. 20 minutes by car from Tottori Station
・Approx. 10 minutes by car from Tottori Sand Dunes Conan Airport
・Approx. 25 minutes by car from Tottori IC on the Tottori Expressway - Car Park
- Please use the car park at Roadside Station "Shinwa-no-sato Shirousagi."
- Website
- Official website（Japanese）Website（Japanese）
- Remarks
- Hakuto Beach Hakuto-no-oka are about a 10-minute walk away.
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