From Kyoto To San'in by Trains
DAY 1
8:00KINOSAKI STATION
train
10:00TOTTORI STATION
11:35
URADOME COAST
The Uradome Coast is a sawtooth-shaped coastal area in Tottori Prefecture’s Iwami Town. It has been designated as a national place of scenic beauty and a natural monument. Here you can enjoy both the scenery and an assortment of activities.
0 yen12:50
TOTTORI DUNES
One of San’in’s eastern coastline’s main features is the Tottori Sand Dunes. The scale there is so big that it contrasts against the normally compact geographic features of the area, giving you a sense that you may not be in Japan anymore.
0 yen14:00
SAND MUSEUM
The Sand Museum in Tottori Sand Dunes is the only indoor museum exhibited sand sculpture specially. We exhibit the highest quality sand sculptures every year by the executive producer and the professional sculptor from all over the world.
600 yen
16:45TOTTORI STATION
DAY 2
9:30TOTTORI STATION
train
10:45YASUGI STATION
11:20
ADACHI MUSEUM OF ART
This museum’s impressive collection includes its Modern Japanese Art Collection. A visit to the Adachi Museum of Art will give you a glimpse into Japanese art sensibilities, from both highly-detailed artworks to the large-scale natural beauty of the gardens.
2300 yen13:50YASUGI STATION
train
14:20MATSUE STATION
14:50
MATSUE CASTLE
Built over a five-year span between 1607 and 1611, Matsue Castle’s keep is one of only 12 castle keeps across Japan that is still in their original state. Additionally, it was designated as a national treasure in 2015, making it one of only five castle keeps to have such a designation
680 yen15:00
HORIKAWA PLEASURE BOAT
Matsue retains a canal system and townscape with 400-year-old character, and this 50-minute boat tour is the quintessential way to see them.
1500 yen16:30MATSUE STATION
DAY 3
10:00MATSUE STATION
train
13:30HIROSHIMA STATION
13:30HIROSHIMA
