Kenan Street, Tottori Prefecture, Japan

There is a place in Japan called China District, and Tottori Prefecture is located in Yinshan District of China District, which is relatively remote. This remote county is the birthplace and base camp of pears in the 20th century. It is also the hometown of famous cartoon detectives Conan and Kitaro!

The extreme landscape of sand dunes is extremely beautiful.

In Tottori Prefecture in autumn, maple leaves are as red as pine crabs, and there are hot springs everywhere. In the east of Tottori Prefecture, there is a large sand dune by the sea, which is 16 km long from east to west and 2 km long from north to south. The vast sand dunes are blown by the sea breeze, forming a wave-like line of beauty. At the seaside of Japan, some people play paragliding, and foreign tourists can also ride camels for a little addiction.

The mountain in the west is a landmark in Tottori Prefecture, which looks like Mount Fuji. Autumn is coming, and it will become a maple scenic spot. The top of the cone covered with snow in winter is very beautiful.

There is a free mountain pasture under the big mountain. There are cows in the pasture, selling dairy products and dolls, playing DIY with cheese and eating fresh ice cream. The pasture has a wide view. You can overlook the mountains and the Sea of Japan at the same time. The scenery is beautiful.

Pear, the specialty of the 20th century, is the pride of the Japanese.

The 20th Century Pear Memorial Hall, located in Kuraki City, Tottori Prefecture, is the pride of the Japanese and the only exhibition hall in Japan with pears as its theme. Taking a 74-year-old pear tree as a specimen, the museum tells the story of pears and shows 300 varieties of water pears in the world, 70 of which are from Japan. In addition, 3D animation aims to show visitors the development of pears in the 20th century. Pears in the 20th century are characterized by crispy juice, sweet and sour taste. Visitors can also go to the nearby pear garden to pick pears.1pear season in early October 165438+ will do.

Tottori Conan vs Kitaro

The road to Shigeru Mizuki means that there are 80 bronze statues of Japanese monsters on both sides of the road in Shizuoka City, Tottori Prefecture, as if they were sent to meet them in the street. These bronze statues are monsters in the famous Japanese comic book Kitaro. The locals built a memorial hall for the author in Shigeru Mizuki, displaying Kitaro's cartoons, Shigeru Mizuki's other works and their biographies.

Gôshô Aoyama, the author of Detective Conan, is also from Tottori Prefecture. Conan detective agency is located in a small room in Daejung-CHO, where a small Conan Bridge has been built. Conan's traces can be seen everywhere, including candy, mobile phone chains, hats, T-shirts, and even the manhole cover is printed with Conan's pattern.

Three Dynasties Radium Hot Springs soak in the street.

Three Dynasties hot springs have a history of 800 years, and the spring water here contains radium. It is said that soaking for three days in a row can cure all diseases, so it is called Sanchao Hot Spring. There is a small deer creek in the street of Sanchaomachi, but the Japanese bubble in this street, regardless of the tourists' eyes. The old street in Sanchaomachi still retains the original Japanese flavor, and there are places on the roadside where you can soak enough soup at any time.

All the hot springs in Mizi City near the Sea of Japan can overlook the beautiful white sand when bathing. They all have the meaning of longevity and vitality. It is said that hot springs have made local tourism flourish again.

The Tuzang Group in Cangji City is the oldest historical area in Tottori, and the listed hotels and soy sauce shops and warehouses still retain their once prosperous features as commercial streets.