[2025 Tottori Attraction] Travel Guide for The Sand Museum (Updated Jun)

#itineraryshare Recently, an airline has launched flights from Hong Kong to Tottori Yonago ✈️, but there are not many flights. In fact, you don’t have to take a direct flight to Tottori. You can take JR or domestic flights to Tottori from different regions in Japan. This time we departed from Osaka and took the JR Limited Express Super White Rabbit🚝 to reach Tottori in 2 and a half hours. If you are visiting Tottori for the first time and starting from Kansai, you can refer to this itinerary. Day 1: Take the Super White Rabbit from JR Osaka Station to JR Tottori Station → White Rabbit Coast, White Rabbit Shrine → Sand Museum → Tottori Sand Dunes → Hotel Day 2: JR Tottori Station→JR Iwami Station→Uradome Coast→Arasa Shrine→Tagoko Shrine→JR Iwami Station→Hotel Day 3: Shopping near Tottori Station (Aeon, shopping street, etc.) → Take the Super White Rabbit from JR Tottori Station to Kyoto 【Must-see attractions】 1. Hakuto Coast, Hakuto Shrine🐰 Hakuto Coast is one of the most beautiful coasts in Japan. The unique white beach here is very famous. The sand on the beach is very fine, like countless white pearls scattered on the coast. Hakuto Shrine is located next to Hakuto Coast. Climb up the stone steps leading to the shrine to reach the shrine and overlook the beautiful scenery of Hakuto Coast 🤩. 2. Sand Museum, Tottori Sand Dunes🐫 The Sand Art Museum uses sand sculptures as its presentation method and takes "World Travel" as its theme, and regularly produces different themed exhibitions. After leaving the museum, we headed to the nearby Tottori Sand Dunes, which is the largest sand dune terrain in Japan🌵. As soon as you stand on the sand dunes, you will be shocked by the endless desert landscape. The shape and texture of the dunes take on different colors as the sun hits them. When you climb up to the horseback sand dune🏜️, you can overlook the surrounding beautiful scenery. The endless Sea of ​​Japan is in front of you, which is very magnificent. 3. Uradome Coast 🌊 Uradome Coast is the easternmost stretch of coastline in Tottori. The unique natural seawalls, caves and jagged rocks here are formed by sea erosion. Moreover, because the water is extremely clear and the transparency is as deep as 25 meters, it is rated as the highest-grade beach in Japan. View☺️. Taking a sightseeing boat is one of the most convenient and easy ways to enjoy this coast🚤. 【Must-eat food】 1. Murakami Fisheries (near the sand dunes): local seafood 丼🦀 2. Restaurant at Uradome Coast Excursion Boat Boarding Station: Special Blue Uradomi Curry🥘 3. Takahama Cafe (opposite the sand dunes): Tottori pear smoothie🍐 4. Sand Dune Coffee: A unique coffee brand, known as Tottori starbucks☕️There are many branches in Tottori, you must try it 【Accommodation recommendation】 😍Recommended accommodation area: near Tottori Station 🏨Hotel name: Hotel Monarque Tottori 📍Hotel address: 403 eirakuonsen-cho, Tottori, Japan 680-0834 [Photography check-in slot] 📸You can take many beautiful photos on horseback in Tottori Sand Dunes. It is recommended that girls wear long skirts and straw hats that contrast with the color of the sand. 📸Take a small expedition boat on the Uradome Coast. A skilled boatman will control the boat and sail into the caves, allowing passengers to have a close look at the strange rocks, wind caves and magnificent sea erosion landscape on the Uradome Coast. 【Tips】 ⭐️This time, I purchased a JR pass for the Sanin-Sanyo area in advance in conjunction with the trip. Even the Super White Rabbit is within the range and can be used after returning to Kyoto. ⭐️You can reserve reserved seats on the White Rabbit. The JR pass also includes reserved seats for a designated number of times, and you can reserve them at the green window in advance. ⭐️In order to promote the tourism industry, Tottori has launched a taxi plan exclusively for foreigners. It only costs 4,000yen to charter a taxi for 3 hours to travel around Tottori. There are many routes to choose from. No reservation is required. Just go to the visitor center next to Tottori Station. Field registration. #日本attractions #tottori #overseas travel #100 ways to travel #foodphotography #foodguide

#Japan must-visit check-in spots The Sand Art Museum has many exhibits. It is the only museum in the world that uses "sand" as the material to present national characteristics, myths and famous attractions. It has a different theme every year. Every time you visit, you can enjoy different sand sculptures. You can appreciate the world's highest level of works, which is breathtaking! The way to get there is very simple. Take the "Sand Dune Line" from the Tottori Station Bus Terminal and get off at "Sand Museum". It's only about 1 minute away. I highly recommend it💯 Sand Museum 2083-17 Yuyama, Fukube-cho, Tottori City, Tottori Prefecture

Three years later, I went to the Tottori Sand Art Museum in Japan It turns out that the topic is changed regularly. Three years ago, India This time it's Egypt It's all made of sand. Very detailed, every little detail can be found Each exhibit has a story In addition to the indoor exhibition hall, there are exhibits made of sand There are outdoor ones, so cool👍🏻 You can get a discount by buying tickets at the designated counter at Tottori Station After buying the ticket, take the bus to the art museum All in one go 😆🫶 #Japan Attractions

#Overseas Travel #Japan Travel #Utsu County Located in the Tottori Sand Dunes, the world's only indoor art museum that uses "sand" as the material for sculptures😯😯 The Sand Museum is based on the concept of "traveling around the world with sand". It has a different theme every year and exhibits delicate and powerful works created by the world's top sand sculptors. ✅The exhibition period is from April to January of the following year ✅ Invite sand sculpture creators from all over the world to work together ✅Entrance fee is 600 yen ✅ Exhibition spaces are mostly indoors In addition to appreciating the artist's exquisite craftsmanship, it is also like taking a history and geography class, which is quite educational and entertaining. Suitable for parents to bring their children, a good place for parents and children to recommend 😝😝 address 2083-17 Yuyama, Fukube-cho, Tottori City, Tottori Prefecture transportation Take the Nikka Hinomaru bus from JR Tottori Station bound for Tottori Sand Dunes and get off in front of the Sand Museum.

I was moved to see the art created by the best sand sculpture artists from all over the world! Chaen Katsuhiko, who leads the global team, is amazing and cool! The skills of the artists who pay attention to every corner and detail of the sand sculptures are amazing! It's great that they set a different theme every year and change the exhibits. It makes both locals and tourists want to come back! Unfortunately, we couldn't see the sand dunes because of the heavy snowfall, but it was good because we could see the beautiful art! #outfitoftheday #instalike #interiordesign #pictuyreoftheday #likesforlike #memesdaily #quotestoloiveb#likesforlike #memesdaily #quotestoloiveby #sea #overseas trip #Tottori Prefecture #tottori #tottoritrip #totorialmakeup #sea

#cityplaybook Tottori might not be on every tourist’s radar, but it’s home to one of Japan’s most unique natural landscapes—the Tottori Sand Dunes! Stretching along the Sea of Japan, these dramatic dunes make you feel like you’ve stepped into another world. 🗻 Tottori Sand Dunes Walk across the sweeping sand hills, try sandboarding, or ride a camel—yes, really! Don’t forget to climb to the top for a view of the ocean. 🎨 The Sand Museum Right next door, this incredible museum features giant sand sculptures crafted by artists from around the world. The themes change yearly, so there’s always something new to see. ✈️ Tottori Sand Dunes Conan Airport Calling all Detective Conan fans! This small local airport is packed with Conan-themed spots—statues, murals, and even a Conan café. It’s a fun surprise to wrap up your trip. Why I recommend this area: ・An otherworldly landscape unlike anywhere else in Japan ・Fun mix of nature, art, and anime! 📍Tottori City, Tottori Prefecture #TottoriSandDunes #SandMuseum #ConanAirport #JapanNature #HiddenJapan #CityPlaybook #JapanTravel

Tottori Sand Dune Day Time to check out Japan’s very own sand dune! Since Tottori is right next to Okayama, I thought the trip would be a breeze… but nope — nearly 3 hours by train! Still, the ride was scenic and worth it. Tottori Station was decked out with cute Pokémon-themed decorations, especially Sandshrew — totally in theme with the desert vibes. From the station, I had to take a bus to reach the sand dunes. Surprise: IC cards weren’t accepted — cash only! I totally panicked because I always rely on my IC card. The bus driver had to help count the coins in my hand and drop them in for me — so sweet, but also a bit chaotic. On the way back, I was literally waiting for the bus outside some random house, wondering if I’d ever make it back! The sand dune itself was stunning, but that sun was no joke. Even with the chilly wind, the sun was blazing. I only climbed up a bit — just enough to get the vibe. Highlight of the day? The actual pear ice cream. Insanely good. I wanted, like, three more. Oh, and the seafood at the food court? Super fresh — no surprise, since we’re right by the coast. Overall: A little adventure, a little chaos, and a lot of fun. #travel#thingstodo#museums#myitinerary#citydaytours

📍2083-17 Fukubecho Yuyama, Tottori, 689-0105 Japan ✔️A sand museum where the exhibits change based on a country theme each time. ✔️When I visited, the theme had changed to Japan. You can stamp your ticket at the entrance, and there are cute, small sand sculptures along the outdoor walking paths. ✔️It's fascinating that the artworks are created on-site and hardened using only water. If you're visiting the sand dunes, stopping by this museum nearby wouldn't be a bad idea.

I went to the Tottori Sand Dunes Sand Museum in Tottori Prefecture, where the world's first sculptures based on "sand" are lined up 🏜️ This is the only museum in the world that exhibits sand sculptures made only from sand and water, and with the concept of "traveling the world with sand", it holds exhibitions on various countries and themes every year, but this year, 2025, is the first time since the museum opened that the theme is "Japan", so I went for the first time! If I had to sum up my impressions in one word, it would be "breathtaking beauty of form"! Top-level sculptors from all over the world gathered together and created a number of exquisite works over months... Based on the historical background from Japanese mythology to the present day, the realistic and delicate beauty of form and the high level of reproduction created from various subjects such as Mount Fuji, ukiyo-e, and historical greats, which represent Japan, were so impressive that it was hard to believe they were made only from sand and water... 👀 There are also large sand sculptures that are over 20 meters long, and you can feel the creator's commitment and passion for their work! After the exhibition period ends, the sand will be returned to its original state, so if you visit Tottori, please enjoy the world of sand sculptures, which are a once-in-a-lifetime art, with your own eyes😌 -—————————————— [Access🚗] About 20 minutes by car from Tottori Sand Dunes Conan Airport [Business hours🕰️] 9:00-18:00 (※Last entry: 17:30) [Admission fee💰] General: 800 yen Elementary, middle and high school students: 400 yen -————————————— #Domestic travel #Tottori prefecture #Tottori trip #Tottori sightseeing #Tottori trip #Tottori sand dunes #Sand museum #16th period #Sand sculpture #Breathtaking beauty of form #Japanese mythology #Sand art #Camera trip #Single-lens reflex camera #canoneoskissx9i #I love traveling #Travel record #Travel journal #Cutout world #Travel in Japan #Where should we go next? #japan #japantravel #tottori #Enjoy Japan

#AustraliaFlightEvent ❤️Sand Art Museum (鳥取砂丘砂の美術館) 🌍2083-17 Fukubecho Yuyama, Tottori, 689- 0105 Japan 📞+81857202231 ✋️Daily 09:00 ~ 17:00 (Closed every year for new work at the end/beginning of the year) 🙏Adults 800 yen, children 400 yen At the entrance on the first floor, there are mainly small works and a place to stamp. On the second floor, there are sand art pieces I was really surprised because they were carved realistically and in detail. You can take pictures, but they told me not to take videos, so I only took a few pictures It was also spectacular to go up to the third floor. On the 3rd floor, you can look down at the entire exhibition and see the existing exhibition works on both sides There is also a souvenir shop, so if you want to buy souvenirs, come here! #JapanTravel

#HotPlacesInJapan 🎀 Koiyamagata Station – A station name with “koi” (love) in it! 📍 Location: Ouchi, Chizu-cho, Yazu-gun, Tottori 💖 A truly photogenic spot, featuring a bright pink station building! It is also famous as a power spot for love fulfillment, and has heart-shaped votive plaques and benches. It is the perfect place to visit with your partner or friends and take cute photos! 🕵️ Aoyama Gosho Hometown Museum – Immerse yourself in the world of Detective Conan! 📍 Location: 1414 Yurashuku, Hokuei-cho, Tohaku-gun, Tottori 🚗 Access: About 20 minutes on foot from JR Sanin Main Line “Yura Station” A must-see for Conan fans! A museum in the hometown of Aoyama Gosho, the creator of “Detective Conan”. Inside, original drawings and trick mechanisms are on display, allowing you to immerse yourself in the world of Conan. The bronze statue of Conan at the entrance is a very popular photo spot! 🏜️ Tottori Sand Dunes – A spectacular view you won't believe you're in Japan! 📍 Location: 2164-661 Yuyama, Fukube-cho, Tottori City, Tottori Prefecture 🚗 Access: About 20 minutes by bus from Tottori Station Japan's largest sand dunes, with a magnificent sandy landscape that looks like a foreign country. The sand dunes at dusk in particular have a dramatic atmosphere and are perfect for photos! For those who want to enjoy active activities, we also recommend a camel ride experience. 🎨 Sand Museum – Be amazed by the artworks made from sand! 📍 Location: 2083-17 Yuyama, Fukube-cho, Tottori City, Tottori Prefecture 🚗 Access: A short walk from Tottori Sand Dunes A unique museum that exhibits intricate art works made from sand by artists from all over the world. The theme changes regularly, so you can experience fresh impressions no matter how many times you visit. The delicate and powerful works are so beautiful that they look like CG when photographed!

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 Standing on the top of the Tottori Sand Dunes, the sight before you is breathtaking - the vast sand dunes and the blue waters of the Sea of ​​Japan interweave to form a magnificent picture. This sand dune is the largest tourist sand dune in Japan, stretching for 16 kilometers. The sand patterns change with the wind direction, like a work of art by nature. Whether riding a camel to experience the exotic customs or feeling the touch of fine sand barefoot, one can deeply feel the unique charm of this land. Watching tourists excitedly sandboarding or quietly admiring the sunset, one can't help but sigh that the Tottori Sand Dunes are not only a natural wonder, but also a symbol of harmonious coexistence between man and nature. Every grain of sand here tells the story of wind and sea. 🚉 Transportation: About 20 minutes by bus from JR Tottori Station 📍 Address: Yuyama, Fukube-cho, Tottori City, Tottori Prefecture ⏰ Opening hours: Open all day #Tottori Sand Dunes #Natural Wonders #Sea of ​​Japan #Sand Dune Adventure #Must-visit Tottori

#2月好地方2025 I recently visited the Tottori Sand Dunes Museum and the sand sculptures there were truly amazing! Each sand sculpture is full of creativity and detail, as if telling the story of sand. The design of the museum makes people feel the flow and change of sand, which is the profound understanding of impermanence in Japanese culture. As I walked on the sand dunes, feeling the breeze on my face, I couldn't help but feel awe and gratitude for nature. 🌊💕 In terms of transportation, it takes about 20 minutes by bus from Tottori Station, which is convenient and fast. The museum is open from 9 am to 6 pm, giving you plenty of time to savor each sand sculpture. This journey made me deeply appreciate the perfect combination of art and nature. Whether it is the exquisite sand sculptures or the spectacular sand dunes, it is a feast for the soul. I hope everyone can come and experience this beauty in person! 🌅 #Tottori Sand Dunes #Art Journey #Japan Travel #Sand Sculpture #Soul Feast

Here is a travel guide for Tottori, Japan: 1. Transportation Guide • From Kyoto, Osaka, or Shin-Osaka, you can take the Super Hakuto to Tottori Station, which takes about 2.5 hours. • In Tottori City, you can use buses and JR trains to get to various attractions. The Tottori Bus One-Day Pass is very useful, covering almost all the attractions in the city, making it suitable for day-trippers. 2. Must-Visit Attractions • Tottori Sand Dunes: The largest sand dunes in Japan, where you can experience activities such as camel riding, sandboarding, and paragliding. The Sand Museum next door is also worth a visit, showcasing various sand sculptures. • Uradome Coast: The natural scenery is refreshing, and the sea erosion formations are spectacular. You can choose to hike or take a boat tour. • Conan Town: A must-visit for Conan fans, where you can find many Conan-related elements and attractions, such as Conan Bridge and Beika Shopping Street. • Misasa Onsen: A rare radium hot spring in the world, it is a great place to relax and unwind. • Mount Daisen: Japan's third national park, a paradise for hiking and photography enthusiasts, and skiing in winter. 3. Food Recommendations • At the market cafeteria in Tottori Port, you can enjoy fresh Japanese cuisine, such as seafood set meals. • Suna no Soba is also a must-visit food spot. 4. Accommodation Suggestions • You can choose to stay at a hotel near Tottori Station, which is convenient for transportation and easy access to various attractions. 5. Tips • When visiting outdoor attractions, be sure to take sun protection and moisturizing measures. • Follow the photography rules of each attraction and respect local culture and etiquette. • You can purchase a bus day pass in advance or check the bus schedule to better plan your itinerary. I hope this guide will help you plan your trip to Tottori and enjoy a pleasant travel experience!

Day 1 Conan Town + Conan Airport (Tottori Sand Dunes Conan Airport) Recommended for fans of Detective Conan. Please refer to the previous post for the guide. Day 2 This post is about the itinerary for the second day. Wake up naturally in the morning. Tottori Sand Dunes + The Sand Museum + Uradome Coast 🚌Transportation guide: Recommended transportation app: Google Maps 1️⃣Tottori Station ➡️ Tottori Sand Dunes (Bus) I took the Kirin Lion Loop Bus. The fixed fare for adults is JPY 300. Board the bus from the back door and get off from the front door to pay (if you have a JR Pass, you can show it to the driver when you get off to ride for free). There are many specialty stores near Tottori Sand Dunes. You can take a look. 🌟Highly recommended Tottori Sand Dunes. Very impressive! 2️⃣Tottori Sand Dunes ➡️ The Sand Museum (Walk) Experience the amazing craftsmanship of artists from around the world. 3️⃣The Sand Museum ➡️ Uradome Coast (Bus) There is a torii gate ⛩️ on the island along the coast, but Uradome Coast is far from Tottori Station and is in a remote location. If you are in a hurry, it is not recommended to go. ⚠️When you board the bus, you need to take a numbered ticket from the machine at the back door. Then, when you get off, pay according to the price on the screen at the front door that corresponds to the number on the ticket. The bus fare is determined by the distance you travel. 4️⃣Uradome Coast ➡️ Tottori Station (Bus) ⚠️You also need to take a numbered ticket. Eat and drink near Tottori Station. There are many places to visit near Tottori Station, including many Tottori specialties and Detective Conan merchandise. 🌃Return to Osaka from Tottori in the evening. The Tottori trip is over, and the Conan hometown tour is complete.✅ PS: I used the JR Pass Kansai 5-day Pass, which is more affordable for a round trip from Osaka Station to Tottori Station.

The Sand Museum (砂の美術館) in Tottori, Japan, is a unique and world-renowned museum dedicated to showcasing intricate sand sculptures . This museum is famous for its large-scale sand art exhibitions created by talented international artists. The museum’s exhibits change every few years, often centered around a specific theme, such as historical events, famous landmarks, or cultural topics. Each exhibition features meticulously crafted sculptures made entirely from sand, demonstrating both the delicate artistry and the sheer scale of the creations. Artists use a special technique to ensure the sculptures retain their form for extended periods, even in the sometimes challenging environment of Tottori’s sand dunes.#travel #tottorisanddunemuseum #tottori #tottorisanddunes Visiting the Sand Museum is a must-see for those interested in art, sculpture, or unique cultural experiences, and it pairs wonderfully with a visit to the nearby Tottori Sand Dunes for a full desert-like experience.

The Sand Museum is about a 30-minute bus ride from Tottori Station, and is a rare museum in the world that displays sand sculptures indoors! The scale of the museum is impressive, so be sure to check it out when you visit the Tottori Sand Dunes🏜️ Price Adults: 800 yen Elementary and junior high school students: 400 yen Preschoolers: Free #FuriTabiWinter 🕰️Opening hours: 9:00-18:00 (last entry 17:30) 📍Location: 2083-17 Yuyama, Fukube-cho, Tottori-shi, Tottori 689-0105 https://maps.app.goo.gl/r2La5nD88n3YuWJs8?g_st=com.google.maps.preview.copy

#FuriTabiWinter The Sand Museum is located close to the Tottori Sand Dunes! From the sign at the entrance to the huge objects inside the museum and the small animals in the garden, everything is made of hardened sand 😳 It's really amazing! 👏 The huge objects that look like ancient Egypt are particularly impressive. It's a different kind of fun from the sand dunes where you can walk through the sand, so if you go to the sand dunes, be sure to include this as well!

Located in the Tottori Sand Dunes, the world's only indoor art museum that uses "sand" as a material for sculptures opened grandly in April 2012. #tottori 🕰️Business hours: 9:00～18:00 (last admission 17:30) 💰Per capita consumption: 800 yen for adults and 400 yen for children 💞Reason for recommendation: The theme changes every year, and the exhibition period in previous years is from April to January of the following year. Referring to the past exhibitions in the museum, each theme is unique, so it is well worth visiting. 🗓️Itinerary: It can be arranged according to the weather. If the weather is unstable, you can go indoors first. When the weather is good, you can go to the Tottori Sand Dunes Observation Deck - Sand Dune Observation Deck. Finally, go to the San'in Kaigan National Park Tottori Sand Dunes Visitor Center - Sanin Kaigan National Park Tottori Sand Dunes Sand Dunes. 🏖️Environment/facilities: free parking spaces, small shops, restrooms

Japan travel essentials! A 6-day in-depth itinerary to help you explore Japan and not miss any beautiful scenery or delicious food. Save it now! -------------------- 🎉Itinerary: D1: Arrive at Okayama Airport🛫, VIP car transfer to the hotel, and enjoy your free time! D2: Visit the lush Korakuen Garden🌳 - Climb Okayama Castle and experience its historical charm - Stroll through the Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter and enjoy its ancient charm. D3: Visit Conan Town in Hokuei and start your detective journey🕵️ - Visit the Gosho Aoyama Manga Factory and trace the birthplace of Conan - Visit the Tottori Sand Dunes and experience the desert scenery - Visit the Sand Museum and appreciate the beauty of sand art. D4: Visit the Adachi Museum of Art and appreciate the beauty of art🎨 - Visit Izumo Taisha and pray for peace - Enjoy the hot springs at Tamatsukuri Onsen🛀. D5: Stroll leisurely through Izumo and experience the charm of the small town - Return to Okayama and explore the city. D6: Depart from Okayama Airport🛫, say goodbye to Japan, and return home with beautiful memories! -------------------- Travel essentials: 🧳 Don't forget to bring these things when you travel to Japan! 📞 Prepare a SIM card so you can stay in touch. 🔌 A plug adapter is essential as Japan has a different voltage. 🪪 Bring your documents, including your visa and passport. 👔 Japan is already cold in November, so bring warm clothes. Prepare these items for your trip to Japan, and you can travel with peace of mind! Don't forget to apply for a visa in advance. -------------------- Don't hesitate! Take this Japan travel guide and start your romantic journey. You won't regret it!

The Sand Museum in the Tottori Sand Dunes is a spot where you can enjoy unique art made with sand. Every year, the theme changes, and sand sculptures that represent the culture and history of countries around the world are on display. Here, you can watch professional artists create magnificent works of art using about 1,000 tons of sand. When you enter the museum, you will be overwhelmed by the power of the sand sculptures. In particular, the works that are reproduced in detail are full of artistic appeal. There are also experiential workshops that can be enjoyed by children and adults, and you can try your hand at making a sand sculpture. Also, don't miss the special exhibitions that are held every season. The Sand Museum is not just a tourist spot, but a wonderful world of art that stimulates your creativity. #TottoriTourism #0YenTripAutumn

Here are some recommended art museums for 2024✨✨✨ "Tottori Sand Dunes Sand Museum" The Sand Museum is the world's first museum that specializes in exhibiting statues made from sand✨Every year, the sand sculptures are exhibited with a different theme✨ But it's amazing that all of these are made from sand! I was really surprised✨ 📍Location: 2083-Yuyama, Fukube-cho, Tottori-shi, Tottori Prefecture 🔹Opening hours: 9:00-18:00 Access: From Tokyo to Tottori✈️ Haneda Airport - Tottori Sand Dunes Conan Airport (ANA) Time required: Approximately 1 hour 20 minutes from Haneda Airport 🚇If coming from Hiroshima or Okayama 🔹JR Okayama Station - JR Tottori Station (Super Inaba Express) * Approximately 2 hours from Okayama 🔹If coming from Keihanshin JR Osaka Station - JR Tottori Station (Super Hakuto Express) * Approximately 2 hours 30 minutes from Osaka #Museum2024 #Tottori #Tottori Sand Dunes #Sand Museum #Recommended Museums for 2024

[Access] ○2083-17 Yuyama, Fukube-cho, Tottori-shi, Tottori-ken 689-0105 ○About 20 minutes by bus from Tottori Station Bus Terminal ○About 3 minutes on foot from the bus stop Sand Dune East Exit [Points] ~Enjoy the intricate details~ The Sand Museum is an art museum located next to the Tottori Sand Dunes. This museum creates works every year with a national theme. When I visited, the theme was France. When you go inside, you'll be amazed at how delicately each piece is made, to the point that you wonder if they're really made of sand. In particular, the facial expressions of people are carved so realistically that I think the technology is amazing. Since it's almost adjacent to the Tottori Sand Dunes, please visit this museum once. *Information as of August 2024. #FuriTabi

📍Sand Museum ⭐️ The world's first museum to exhibit sand sculptures⭐️ Impressive giant sand sculptures based on the theme of the country⭐️ Be captivated by the sand along with the Tottori Sand Dunes🐪 The theme when I went was Russia🇷🇺It was created based on the theme of tourist spots and history, so it really felt like a trip to Russia♪ My favorite is the Chagall sand sculpture in the second picture🤍I love Chagall, so I was thrilled to see it in sand🐪---------->🎨 The 14th Egyptian Exhibition is currently being held Saturday, July 30, 2022 - Wednesday, January 3, 2024 [Closed for maintenance] Tuesday, January 10, 2023 - Tuesday, February 28, 2023 -----------> Address: 2083-17 Yuyama, Fukube-cho, Tottori City, Tottori Prefecture Access: 20 minutes by bus from JR Tottori Station Bus Terminal, in front of the Sand Museum Opening hours: Weekdays and Sundays 9:00-17:00 Saturdays 9:00-18:00 -----------> #Domestic travel #Tottori

📍Sand Museum I went there on the way to the Tottori Sand Dunes, and honestly, I didn't have high expectations, but it was so amazing and I was so impressed!!! Really, is this really? Made only with sand and water? It's an amazing work of art. It's designed in great detail, and the quality is so high that you wouldn't believe it was made with sand. They were selling sand gelato outside the museum, so I tried it as a souvenir! ✨ It was just as delicious as usual😋 【INFORMATION】 Sand Museum 📮2083-17 Yuyama, Fukube-cho, Tottori-shi, Tottori Prefecture 🕐9:00-18:00 💰800 yen #TottoriTrip #0YenTrip

⏳Tottori Sand Dunes Sand Museum ~World's first! Travel the world with "sand"~ 📍2083-17 Yuyama, Fukube-cho, Tottori-shi, Tottori-ken 689-0105 Hours: 9:00-18:00 (last entry 17:30) Sand sculptures made only with sand and water. With the concept of "traveling the world with sand", the exhibition has been changing themes periodically since 2006. Since the themes are different, it's worth seeing no matter how many times you go! People, houses, castles, clocks, and forests are all reproduced in detail and are three-dimensional, and it's interesting to look at them from different angles. 🌟The "France Edition" is being held until January 5, 2025. 20 sand sculptors from 12 countries around the world have richly expressed turbulent history, gorgeous artistic culture, and landscapes! #Tottori Sand Dunes #Sand Museum #museum #art #tottori

I went to the Sand Museum in Tottori Prefecture! It is within walking distance of the Tottori Sand Dunes. The Sand Museum is a museum where art works made with sand are exhibited. It seems that the exhibition changes the theme every year, and when I went, an Egyptian exhibition was held! A total of 21 works, including pyramids and Tutankhamun, were on display. I was overwhelmed by the large works that were taller than me, and I was amazed at how they didn't crumble! lol When the period for one theme is over, all the works are broken down and returned to the original sand, and new works are created using the sand again. It seems so fleeting...! A French exhibition is scheduled to be held from April 19, 2024! A sand Arc de Triomphe...it looks impressive! It's convenient to use the "Loop Kirinshishi Bus" that travels around famous sightseeing spots from Tottori Station! I used the discounted one-day pass (600 yen) to go to other places like Jinpukakaku! It's right next to the bus stop "Sand Museum"! #HongKongFreeAirTicket #Tottori #TottoriTrip #SandMuseum

📍Sand Museum ⭐️ The world's first museum to exhibit sand sculptures⭐️ Impressive giant sand sculptures created with themes from the country of the theme⭐️ Be captivated by sand along with the Tottori Sand Dunes🐪 The theme when I went was Russia🇷🇺 It was created based on the theme of tourist spots and history, so it really felt like a trip to Russia♪ My favorite was Chagall's sand sculptures🤍 I love Chagall, so I was thrilled to see sand sculptures🐪---------->Address▽2083-17 Yuyama, Fukube-cho, Tottori-shi, Tottori PrefectureAccess▽About 20 minutes by bus from JR Tottori Station Bus Terminal "In front of the Sand Museum"Opening hours▽Weekdays and Sundays 9:00-17:00Saturday 9:00-18:00Cost▽Adults 800 yen--------------> #FreeHongKongAirTicket #Tottori #SandMuseum

A museum specializing in sand sculptures made using sand from the Tottori Sand Dunes! Every year, the theme changes and sand sculptures are exhibited✨ The theme when I went in December 2023 was "Egypt"🇪🇬 Egyptian pyramids and sphinxes are made, and it feels like you're traveling to Egypt! All of the sand sculptures made by various artists were of high quality♪ It's within walking distance of the Tottori Sand Dunes, so we recommend sightseeing there as well◎ 📍Access 2083-17 Yuyama, Fukube-cho, Tottori City, Tottori Prefecture #Tottori #TottoriSandDunes