Tottori with children

Eastern Tottori: play or indoor viewing

Kodomonokuni offers play equipment and activities, while the Sand Museum focuses on sand sculptures. If you also visit the dunes, consider the weather and how far you will walk on sand. Admission does not necessarily include every activity or ride.

• Kodomonokuni visitor information →
• Around Tottori Sand Dunes →
• Rainy-day sightseeing in Tottori →

Central Tottori: exhibitions and town walks

Exhibitions and admission conditions vary at the Tottori Prefectural Museum of Art. If you also visit Kurayoshi's white-wall district or Conan Street in Hokuei, allow travel time between these separate destinations. Add time for admission, photos and shops to your walking time.

• Tottori Prefectural Museum of Art visitor information →
• Around Kurayoshi's White-Walled Warehouses →
• Around Conan Street →

Western Tottori: choose walks and rest stops

At Hanakairo, plan which gardens to see and where to rest; covered paths do not reach every part of the park. In Sakaiminato, choose between a stroll along the road and museum admission. Plan your last stop around the return bus or train.

• Tottori Hanakairo visitor information →
• Around Mizuki Shigeru Road →
• Rainy-day sightseeing in Yonago and Sakaiminato →

Check age limits, reservations and extra charges

Check age and height restrictions, adult accompaniment and activity bookings with each facility or programme. Consult the venue's information if you need nursing, changing, meal or stroller facilities. Choose an area with easy rest stops rather than a day of long journeys.