
1Seaside Sports Park
A pine-lined park facing the Sea of Japan, with camping and open spaces for recreation. Bicycle rental information is also available for exploring the village. The photograph shows pines in the camping area.
Hiezu VillageHiezu is a compact village beside Yonago, with coastal park pine woods, spring tulips and Kayashima Shrine. Combine time by the sea with shopping at a produce market or a library event. Enter the village from Hoki-Daisen Station on the south side and check the map for travel towards the coast.


Spend time by the sea at the coastal sports park, with a tulip-field detour in spring. The shrine and library are grouped in the southern part of the village.

A pine-lined park facing the Sea of Japan, with camping and open spaces for recreation. Bicycle rental information is also available for exploring the village. The photograph shows pines in the camping area.

Tulips, Hiezu's village flower, brighten the area in spring. Fields in Tomiyoshi and other districts pair floral scenery with everyday village life. No. 2 on the map is a representative point near the photographed field. Follow local guidance on field access, farm roads and parking.

A guardian shrine in the south of the village. Its registered cultural-property buildings, including the shrine hall and kagura stage, offer a glimpse of local wooden architecture. The photograph shows the kagura stage.

A community facility housing the village library and other services. Hiezu Village Library offers exhibitions and storytelling sessions, making it a possible stop to experience local culture.
Approximate one-way times to each arrival point. Driving times vary with breaks and traffic; public transport depends on services and transfers.
About 5 min
Walking or taxi time from Hoki-Daisen Station into the village is additional
Route and timetable sourcesAbout 10 min–15 min
Route and timetable sourcesFrom nearby Hoki-Daisen Station, reach the village on foot, by taxi or other transport. Plan onward travel for each destination, including the coast and tulip fields.
Check event dates and venues as you plan your visit. This guide features recommended events.
Enjoy them between sightseeing stops, and take some home as gifts.

Fureai-mura Asuparu is a farmers' market selling local vegetables, fruit and fresh fish. Look for western Tottori flavors, including itadaki and dairy products.
Eat locally: Itadaki is a western Tottori dish of rice and vegetables cooked inside a tofu pouch. Browse the market for local tastes.
Take home: Choose prefectural rice, produce or dairy products that suit your journey and storage arrangements.

Shinsen Ichiba on the Aeon Mall Hiezu grounds offers seafood shopping and meals. The village's specialty list also helps you compare souvenirs such as mushrooms and sweets.
Eat locally: Stop at the market for a seafood meal.
Take home: Ask about cold storage and delivery for fresh fish, and compare sweets and other local products. Shopping toward the end of your itinerary makes carrying purchases easier to plan.

The coastal sports park offers car camping, designated pitches and open camping areas.
The coastal sports park offers car camping, designated pitches and open camping areas. Prepare for coastal wind and weather, and plan the next day's village walk.

The same coastal sports park also offers bungalows and trailer-style glamping accommodation.
The same coastal sports park also offers bungalows and trailer-style glamping accommodation.
A local running event themed around the village flower. Plan cheering or flower viewing in line with village guidance.
Official event informationA summer village gathering with Bon dancing and fireworks.
Official event information