AEON MALL Tottori Kita

    • Recommend Tour.1

      • Tottori Sand Dunes

      • Bus

        10min

      • Bus

        10min

      • Walk

        5min

      • AEON MALL Tottori Kita

    • Recommend Tour.2

      • Hakuto Shrine

      • Bus

        15min

      • Walk

        17min

      • AEON MALL Tottori Kita

      • Bus

        6min

      • Walk

        2min

      • Karoichi, Tottori Port Seafood Market

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    • Tottori Sand Dunes

      The miraculous formative beauty created by sand and winds over a long period.
      Tottori Sand Dunes show different faces, sometimes wild and sometimes calm, that change according to the seasons and the moments. One of the most extensive undulations in Japan, an unobstructed view of sandy land, a blue sky, and the deep blue of the Sea of Japan are spreading. The panorama of sand, wind, and sunlight makes people feel the power of the earth and an extraordinary view of the world.

      You can enjoy the unique sand landscape by strolling through the sand dunes, experiencing various activities such as paragliding and camel riding, simply relaxing, listening to nature, and retrieving childish innocence.
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      • Tottori Sand Dunes

      • 10min

      • Aioi Chou (Bus Stop)

      • 10min

      • Minamigakuma-kuchi(Bus Stop)

      • 5min

      • AEON MALL Tottori Kita

    • Karoichi, Tottori Port Seafood Market

      Karoichi is just next to Karo Port, where seafood from the Sea of Japan is richly landed.
      Karoichi offers abundant seasonal seafood. Even the residents who are fussy about fish give their seal of approval and pound to say, “The best to buy fresh fish at Karoichi!”
      Inside the market, you can find market restaurants serving fresh seafood at reasonable prices and specialty stores selling Tottori's soul food, “Tofuchikwa.”
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      • Karoichi, Tottori Port Seafood Market

      • 10min

      • AEON Tottori Kita (Bus Stop)

      • AEON MALL Tottori Kita

    • Hakuto Shrine

      Hakoto Shrine, with a clear history, enshrines white rabbit gods appearing in the myth “White Rabbit of Inaba” from Japan’s oldest book, “Kojiki”. The shrine is known as the birthplace of Japanese medicine and the place of Japan’s oldest love story, the engagement of Okuninushi-no-Mikoto and Yakami Hime. Various “White Rabbit God Sites” can be seen around shrines in the Hakuto district, which were the setting of the myth “White Rabbit of Inaba.”
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      • Hakuto Shrine

      • 15min

      • Yasunaga Kita (Bus Stop)

      • 17min

      • AEON MALL Tottori Kita