The Tenpōrin-ji Temple, located in Bekku, is a Tendai sect temple. Aaccording to its tradition, it was founded by Jikaku Daishi during the Shōwa era (834–848). It is said that in the second year of Tenroku (971), Saint Kūya visited this place and passed away here the following year. Emperor En'yū of that time built a single temple structure in honor of Saint Kūya's virtuous deeds, where a statue of Kūya was enshrined. This structure later became the main hall of Tenpōrin-ji Temple. In 2010, it was registered as a Tangible Cultural Property of Japan. Kūya is said to have been the son of Emperor Daigo.

This site is the remains of a temple from the early Nara period and the Haikuhō era, and it is the only nationally designated special historic site in the San'in region that follows the Hōryū-ji style of temple layout. The site covers an area of 160 meters east to west and 250 meters north to south, featuring the remains of pagodas, the main hall, lecture hall, middle gate, corridors, and moats, with the foundation and stone pillars hinting at its historical significance. Many fragments of clay figures have been excavated around the site of the main hall (stored in the Kotoura Town Historical and Folklore Museum), including a tall six-foot Buddha statue and smaller clay figures, believed to have been housed in the main hall. The head of the Buddha, measuring 14 cm in height, is a small figurine with an elegant expression and a gentle demeanor; the original piece is housed in the Kyoto National Museum.

The "Great Shii Tree of Hōki," which stretches its branches like an arch over the approach to Kasuga Shrine, is a giant tree over 1,000 years old. It stands about 15 meters tall, with a branch spread of about 22 to 30 meters, and a trunk circumference of 11.4 meters. It was designated as a national natural monument in 1937 and selected as one of Japan’s 100 famous trees in 1990.

Located along National Route 9, the Roadside Station Port Akasaki has a large parking area, a direct sales market for locally sourced seafood and agricultural products, a convenience store, a dining area, and a children's playground. On the east side, there is the Japan-Korea Friendship Park "Kaze no Oka" and the Japan-Korea Friendship Museum, where you can learn about the history between Japan and Korea.

Daisen Waterfall, selected as one of "Japan’s Top 100 Waterfalls" in 1990, was originally a three-tiered waterfall until the early Showa period, but it became a two-tiered waterfall due to a massive flood. The waterfall's current shape was further altered by the collapse caused by Typhoon Talas in 2011. A walking trail has been developed from Ikkoganaru, and the route with a crossing a suspension bridge is a popular hiking course. It takes about one hour each way. Visitors can also descend to the waterfall basin using a rope.

The mountain forms a major part of the Higashi Daisen mountain range and stands at an elevation of 615 meters. The summit is a broad, flat lava plateau, but the upper slopes to the east, west, and north are lined with nearly vertical cliffs. It is an ideal spot for hiking and mountain climbing, taking approximately 40 minutes to reach the summit. It is also the place where Emperor Go-Daigo's Kenmu Restoration started and has been designated as a national historic site. The mountain is included in Japan’s list of the 100 best spots for autumn foliage. It has also been designated as Daisen-Oki National Park.

Hokuei-cho is the town where Gosho Aoyama was born and raised. On "Conan Street," which spans 1.4 km (about a 20-minute walk) from JR Yura Station to the Gosho Aoyama Manga Factory, you can encounter a bronze statue of Conan, stone monuments, and information boards at various places. Take a commemorative photo with your favorite monument in the background.

Roadside Station Daiei was the first rest stop to be called 'Michi no Eki' ("Roadside Station") of all of those registered as such in Japan. It includes a market called "Odaiba Ichiba" in which you can find "Daiei watermelon" and long yams called "sand dune nagaimo", as well as vegetables, processed products, and flowers prepared by local producers. In addition, you can enjoy dishes made from local ingredients at the "Domannaka Cafeteria". Its specialty "watermelon soft serve ice cream" is also popular.

Located on the summit of Mt. Kumogaiyama (177m above sea level), where there is a first-class triangular peek, the village is filled with many seasonal and wild plants, and you can enjoy not only forest bathing, but also picnics, picking wild vegetables and nuts, etc. The view on a sunny day is outstanding, and it is a great location with a panoramic view of the Hojo Plain, the Sea of Japan, and Mt. Daisen. You can also see fishing lights and starry skies at night.

This is a park that the whole family can enjoy, adjacent to the national historic site Yuradaiba. There are tennis courts, gate ball courts, and a multi-purpose expansive lawn. There is also a children's playground with play equipment and a campsite set up in a pine woods facing the Sea of Japan, which many people visit as a place to socialize.

Towards the end of the Edo period, artillery batteries were constructed all over the country to combat the threat of foreign ships. The remains of the Yura Battery were designated a National Historic Site in 1988 due to its historical value, its large scale and the fact that it has been almost completely preserved in its original form.

Gosho Aoyama's collection of memorable goods, and valuable materials used to create his works, such as "Detective Conan", "Magic Kaito", and "YAIBA", are on display here. It is a must-see facility for fans of Mr. Aoyama, in which you can view a reproduction of his work room where the manga is actually created, and try using Conan inventions such as a "skateboard with turbo engine". Various events, special exhibitions, etc. are also held here.

Starting with the first of its kind in Japan and much talked about Kite Flyer, many of our rides will take you on a steep 60 degree thrill ride. Our park is brimming with rides like The Viking, Dolphin Paradise, and many our other attractions that will leave you fully satisfied. Also in the center are delicious eateries like an Italian Cafe to a muffin bakery. Once can relax as well on splendid farm grounds.

A restaurant on the top of a hill populated by Jersey cattle! Our cheese fondue and ice cream uses the Jersey’s fresh milk. Our menu also has Jersey steak, which is rare for the Hiruzen area, and our menu has many items distinctive of a farm! Inside, one can find a workshop on how to make cheese, yogurt, and other dairy products. Last but not least, there is also a horse riding section: “Hiruzen Highlands Riding Park”.

Flowing from Nakahiruzen’s foothills, and acting as one of the Asahi Rivers sources, the gushing spring was selected in 1985 as one of Japan’s Top Springs. The clear spring water gushes forth at a constant 11℃, and the surrounding area is dotted with cafes, lodges, camp grounds, parks, and fish hatcheries that utilize its waters.

Built on a slightly elevated Hill mound in 1980 (0/1980), designated as national historic site, boasting of the largest in the San-in district, located in southern Togo. Is the total length of 110 m, after a circle of diameter of 70 m height 12 m, ahead of 56 meters in length 11 m in height is. Built in the first half of the 5th century, burial facilities has been excavated Magatama (bean shaped) copper mirrors, Jade (kudatama), human skeletal remains, as well.

九品山大伝寺の開創は1024(万寿1)年で、大和の当麻寺(たいまでら)から中将姫(ちゅうじょうひめ)の遺跡を分移しています。その時、｢当麻寺の練供養の儀式でお迎えし引き移したので、この周辺を引地という｣と伝えられています。 九品山会式は4月の最終日曜日と月曜日の2日間にかけて行われ、月曜日の午後は流れ勧請(かんじょう)の供養に続き、中将姫の練り供養が行われます。

Matsuzaki District 3 had been inherited in the dance, is a folk art with 400 years of tradition and high quality. This dance is the dance of the Samurai, but the nembutsu dance honoring. Is currently performed at the Riverside Festival, preservation society and children dressed in black uniform, I dressed to dance in Ronin. Tottori Prefecture intangible folk cultural property is specified.

Hachibuse mountain top of 514 m above sea level on the border with Tottori City (formerly aoya-Cho) is the NHK and the Japan Sea TV transmitter was built in 1958 (0/1958). Currently, the main relay station for mobile phones and information communication is. At the Summit, maintained, parking area, gazebo, Arbor, has become a hiking trail. Sunset and evening scenery of Lake Togo in the sunset is a romantic.

馬ノ山は羽合平野の北端に位置する標高107mの山で、展望台からの景観は絶景です。古墳群がありハワイ風土記館、馬ノ山公園などが整備されています。1581(天正９)年、羽柴秀吉の中国攻めの際、羽柴勢が御冠山に陣を構えたのに対し、吉川元春が、この馬ノ山に陣を構えた戦の舞台としても有名です。