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.
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