Starting from Kurayoshi Station in Tottori, this compact four-hour day-hiking tour packs in a stroll through the charming town of Hokuei, the appeal of Tottori Prefecture’s signature pears, and local gourmet delights.
A Leisurely Stroll Through the Retro Streets of Hokuei Take a relaxed walk along the route from JR Yura Station to the "Furusato-kan" (Hometown Museum). Enjoy the historic atmosphere of Tottori and the charm of the local townscape with all your senses.
A Theme Park Dedicated to Tottori’s Famous "Nijisseiki" (20th Century) Pears Visit "Acepack Nashikko-kan," Japan's only museum dedicated to pears. Savor the flavors of Tottori by viewing the iconic giant pear tree and enjoying pear-tasting experiences available year-round.
A Spot for Local Gourmet Delights Enjoy a delicious lunch at "Roadside Station Hojo," a hub for Tottori’s specialty products and local cuisine.
An Efficient Itinerary Covering the Morning to Early Afternoon A compact, roughly four-hour tour departing from Kurayoshi Station at 9:00 AM and returning at 1:15 PM. Its convenience makes it easy to fit into your schedule without disrupting your afternoon plans.
・Conan Street (Yura Station to the Furusato-kan) A peaceful, approximately 1.4-kilometer walking route connecting Yura Station to the "Furusato-kan" (Hometown Museum). Lined with local scenery that reflects the changing seasons, it offers a refreshing walk—the perfect way to start your journey.
・Gosho Aoyama Manga Factory (Furusato-kan) A cultural facility dedicated to the creator—a native of Hokuei Town—showcasing his background, career milestones, and a collection of rare materials. It features engaging, interactive exhibits that offer a glimpse into the creative process behind his works and the history of the local area.
・Nashikko-kan (Tottori Nijisseiki Pear Museum) This is Japan's only museum dedicated to the "Nijisseiki" (20th Century) pear, a signature specialty of Tottori. The centerpiece of the museum is a magnificent giant pear tree with a branch spread of 20 meters. It is a popular destination where visitors can enjoy delicious learning experiences, such as tasting and comparing three different pear varieties—available year-round—and trying pear-flavored soft-serve ice cream.
This is a shared tour with other participants (not a private tour).
Meal contents are subject to change based on the availability of ingredients.
If you plan to walk around the Tottori Sand Dunes, please wear comfortable clothing and suitable walking shoes.
You may be sharing the tour with non-Japanese guests. Please be aware that the tour may be conducted with an interpreter present.
Important Information for the Bus Tour