The Tottori Sand Dunes, Japan's largest coastal dunes, stretch 16 kilometers. Here, rolling waves of sand meet the majestic Sea of Japan, creating a unique desert-like landscape. Visitors can enjoy camel rides, paragliding, or simply admire the vast beauty where sand and sea converge. Adjacent lies the Tottori Sand Dunes Sand Museum, the world's only indoor sand sculpture gallery. Each year, it features a different country as its theme, with intricate large-scale works crafted by top international sand artists. Maintained under controlled conditions, the stunningly detailed sculptures offer a visually breathtaking journey into the art of sand.

Explore Conan Town: Beika Shopping Street, Gosho Aoyama Manga Factory, Kurakuki Shirakabe Dozogun, Tottori Nijisseiki Pear Museum, Conan Bridge, etc. Hokuei Town, the birthplace of Gosho Aoyama, creator of Detective Conan, is now a meticulously crafted "Conan Town." The entire town serves as an open-air anime pilgrimage site, featuring Conan and his friends on manhole covers, street signs, statues, and even the station. Visit the Gosho Aoyama Manga Factory to explore the creator's world, shop for exclusive goods at Beika Shopping Street modeled after the series, and take photos on the Conan Bridge with iconic character statues. More than just a fan destination, its clever design integrates manga elements seamlessly into the rural landscape, offering all visitors a chance to immerse themselves in a uniquely realized anime reality.