Renovated and reopened in June 2020, this campground is located at the entrance of Eastern Daisen within the Daisen-Oki National Park.

A flat course (150 meters elevation) located to the northeast of the Daisen foothills. Each hole is designed to make the most of the natural surroundings, featuring varied challenges such as crossing valleys and ponds. Both the front and back nines include holes that require long drives, offering excellent strategic play. The course is equipped with a professional-grade sand green, demanding advanced reading and technique in putting. With convenient access, this course allows golfers of all skill levels, from beginners to experts, to fully enjoy the game.

"Kotoura Strawberry Tourist Farm" is the first strawberry tourist farm in Kotoura Town! We are committed to using organic fertilizers combined with various minerals, and have established our own unique cultivation methods, such as playing Mozart (music) inside the greenhouse. We offer safe and reliable strawberries for sale and provide a strawberry-picking experience.

In the western precincts of Kurayoshi, surrounded by rich nature and beautiful mountains, there are seven pottery studios. Each of the ceramic artists values their connection with the community, creating warm and uniquely expressive pieces.

The sight of fresh water powerfully cascading through the forest evokes a renewed appreciation for the sanctity and importance of water. Ootakisan Fudo Falls is both majestic and beautiful, attracting many visitors throughout the year. Whether you're visiting the "Ootakisan Kannon Hall" or seeking a cool retreat in the summer, this tranquil trail is highly recommended for a leisurely stroll.

This is a park perfect for splashing around in the water. During events such as the summer festival, fish catching contests are held.

The Tottori Prefectural Kurayoshi Sports and Culture Center and Kurayoshi Sports Climbing Center is a facility with a gymnasium, training facilities, and a climbing gym.

Edible fruit- and nut-bearing trees such as chinquapin, chestnut, horse chestnut, mountain peach, strawberry, and akigumi are planted here and there in this forest. A spacious site of about 5 hectares upstream from Daisen Pond has been developed as a traditional rural woodland.

The oldest existing round school building in Japan has been reborn as a mecca for figurines. In addition to exhibiting a variety of figures, visitors can actually try their hand at figurine creation. Events are frequently held, so be sure to check it out!

Make your own cute personlaized wooden spoon. The final polishing experience takes about 30-40 minutes. Both children and adults can easily enjoy this experience.

Kurayoshi Kasuri is known for its intricate and beautiful pictorial patterns created through shades of indigo. Visitors can enjoy weaving their own coasters using an actual loom, selecting threads dyed with indigo and other natural plant dyes. You can also try your hand at making handkerchiefs, dyed with plant-based dyes.

Why don't you enjoy canoeing at Daisen Pond? It is the largest reservoir for agriculture in Tottori Prefecture and is called Daisen Pond because of the beautiful reflection of Mt. Daisen in the water's surface. Instructors will guide you carefully.

The Kurayoshi Line of Japan National Railways was discontinued at the end of March 1985. The rails and platform remains even now, more than 30 years after its closure. A bamboo grove and bamboo growing between the rails, located about 200m west of the Taikyuji Station ruins, are popular as a photogenic spot. It is a 15-minute walk from the Abandoned Railway Tracks Tourist Information Center.

Old merchant houses and white-walled storehouses built between the Edo and Meiji periods. A tour guide will show you the highlights of Kurayoshi.

Many of the white-walled storehouses along the Tamagawa River were built in the Edo and Meiji periods, and even today one can see traces of those days.
Why not put on a kimono with this beautiful pattern and stroll around the town of white-walled warehouses? Men can also experience this.
*Reservation required in advance, two person minimum.

Free of charge! No reservation needed! Local guides will show you around Kurayoshi's famous landmarks and hidden gems. Discover the rich history and charm of Kurayoshi through the insights of knowledgeable guides. Learn about the buildings and history of the Utsubuki Tamagawa Traditional Architecture Preservation District, along with fun anecdotes. It will transform the way you experience your walk around town, making it even more meaningful!

Why not have your wedding in Kurayoshi? We offer wedding attire rentals and photo wedding services. Capture your special day with photos set against the backdrop of Utsubuki Park or the white-walled warehouse district. Studio photography is also available. Please contact us in advance for more details.

This is a place to experience Kyudo (Japanese archery) in the red-tile and white-walled storehouses. The distance to the target is 8 meters, making it an activity facility that even beginners can enjoy.

Past failures and memories you wish to forget and your future wishes are entrusted to “unraveling paper” and gently floated in the water. The past dissolves into the water at the same time as the “unraveling paper,” and when the paper dissolves, a new you begins.

Hakusan Meisui, a natural mineral water cherished in Kurayoshi City, Tottori Prefecture, is known for its excellent mineral balance, strong anti-oxidants, and the inclusion of natural radon. This cold mineral spring water promotes health from the inside out, offering a refreshing and natural way to support your well-being.