Tottori Sand Dunes, Tottori Prefecture On this day, the weather was already a snowstorm and it was extremely difficult to shoot, but it didn't matter, it made me forget about such a situation I was captivated by the other world of sand dunes ?

The pure white sand dunes that have become covered with snow in the winter of Tottori Prefecture were new and fantastic ?

At the Tottori Sand Dunes after the big cold wave. The snow and the setting sun created a view that made it look like another planet. I want you to see this miraculous view firsthand!

★ The 15th COOL JAPAN VIDEOS Photo Contest is currently being ★ held under the theme of "Recommended Japan Sightseeing Spots in 2023" We look forward to receiving many applications from you! This time, we will introduce a post by "okayamanosimin"! The contrast of the shadows is fantastic. The Tottori Sand Dunes, located in Tottori City, Tottori Prefecture, are coastal sand dunes that stretch 2.4 km from north to south and 16 km from east to west. It can be enjoyed throughout the four seasons, and the superb winter scenery that turns into a world of white silver is a masterpiece. There are also plenty of activities that can only be experienced in the dunes. ◆Tottori Sand Dunes◆ 【Address】〒689-0105 2164-661 Yuyama, Fukube-cho, Tottori-shi, Tottori Prefecture 【Access】 Bus: From Tottori Station Bus Terminal Tottori Sand Dunes about 20 minutes By car: About 20 minutes from Tottori IC

The Tottori Sand Dunes in Tottori Prefecture are one of the largest sand dunes in the Japan, and when snow falls in winter and accumulates on the dunes, the dunes show a different look. The snowy dunes illuminated by the setting sun are very beautiful.

The Tottori Sand Dunes in Tottori Prefecture are one of the largest sand dunes in the Japan, and after the wind blows in the dry season, beautiful wind patterns are created and impress the viewer.

Midsummer like the desert is also good But I recommend the world of white silver Tottori Sand Dunes

2.4 km north-south, 16 km east-west Tottori Sand Dunes. Along with Mt. Oyama, it is one of the symbols of Tottori Prefecture.