Ojikakei
Discover Oshikakei Gorge, a national scenic beauty nestled in Tottori Prefecture. Explore ancient waterfalls, mystical pools, and rare ecological phenomena along this 4km gorge near the famous Misasa Onsen and Nageiredo Temple.
Haji Momoi Abandoned Temple Site
The Haji Momoi Temple Ruins in Yazu Town, Tottori Prefecture, are the remains of Jijūji Temple, an ancient Buddhist complex built during the Hakuho period in the late 7th century. Designated as a National Historic Site, this archaeological treasure features a Hōkiji-style temple layout, 16 pagoda foundation stones preserved in their original positions, and inscribed roof tiles bearing the name of Inaba Province — offering a rare glimpse into provincial Buddhist culture during one of Japan's most transformative eras.
Hoki Kokubunji Temple Ruins
Discover the Hōki Kokubunji Temple Ruins, a nationally designated historic site in Kurayoshi, Tottori. This 8th-century provincial temple, ordered by Emperor Shōmu, offers a serene journey into Japan's Nara-period Buddhist heritage, surrounded by ancient government ruins and lush parkland.
Aoki Ruins
Aoya Kamiterachi Ruins
Amidaiji Burial Mounds
Inaba Provincial Office Ruins
Ifuku Yoshibe Tokuashihime Grave Site
Iwai Temple Pagoda Ruins
Uradome Coast
Otakano Government Office Ruins
Onomi Sukune Shrine Grove
Ohara Temple Ruins
Omido Temple Ruins
Ozaki Family Garden
Odaka Castle Ruins
Kajiyama Tomb
Kamiyodo Temple Ruins
Iris Colony Along the Karakawa River