Historic Charm of Kurayoshi

Stretching approximately 200 meters along the Tamagawa River in Kurayoshi, Tottori Prefecture, the white-walled earthen storehouses are a precious townscape where merchant houses and warehouses built from the Edo through Meiji periods still stand today.

Designated as a National Important Preservation District for Groups of Historic Buildings in 1998, several of these storehouses continue to be utilized as shops and galleries.

A place renowned as Japan's most beautiful abandoned railway line.

The ethereal landscape of rails winding through the bamboo forest around the former Taiyuji Station is particularly photogenic.

Kurayoshi Park Square is a multipurpose facility adjacent to the Shirakabe Dozo (white-walled warehouse) district, where you can experience local culture and hot springs together.

The facility houses both a bathhouse and a museum showcasing Kurayoshi's history and art collections. You can learn about Edo and Meiji-period architecture while relaxing in its modern hot spring facilities.

Uchibuki Park spreads across the foothills of Mt. Uchibuki, where cherry blossoms and azaleas burst into bloom in a vibrant display as spring arrives.

A figure museum that repurposes a Showa-era elementary school building. The nostalgic classroom spaces showcase an expansive figure collection, creating a unique experience where anime and character worlds blend seamlessly with the school scenery of that era.