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Under the Sanin Campaign, Tottori prefecture is offering for foreign tourists a three-hour taxi drive with only 2000 yen which is available right in the information center of Tottori Station. Driving and guiding with warm Japanese hospitality will help to visit almost all tourist destinations of the prefecture. This prefecture has many beautiful places yet uncovered to strangers. It includes almost everything from a beautiful coastline to ruined castles, snowy mountains to the vigilant fish market. Tottori Sand-dune, resembling desert, is the largest in Japan and a traveler can adventure Camel Riding.…
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Date of experience: February 2020
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The Hakuto shrine is near the sea and you would be better to take a taxi to there.It is made up of myths about love.So if you want a good lover, please come here.
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Date of experience: January 2020
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I went to the hakuto shrine the day before my birthday. My birthpet is rabbit,so it's meaningful for me. And the Omamori is just like a rabbit,it's very cute.
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Date of experience: January 2020
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So many rabbit related omamori！If you love rabbit or hoping to have good relationship with others, then you should go here. See my Stellalou~?
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Date of experience: October 2019
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I found it very adorable that this shrine is related with a myth regarding rabbit.HAKUTO means rabbit in Japanese. A god saved a rabbit, so rabbit helped him gain the love from a princess. One good turn deserves another. the train from Kyoto to Tottori " Super Hakuto" is named after this story. People come to here praying for true love by putting or throwing small white stone. It is a rabbit theme shrine, so can see lovely rabbit sculptures everwhere which make it very special.It is built by a hill, and mainbuilding just like other traditional Japanese shrine. There is a highway service station besides the shrine, head of the station is a healthy, senior rabbit. Cute one! The hakuto coast is across the road with beautiful seaview.…
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Date of experience: January 2019
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