Dune center vantage hill

A museum that displays various types of weeping dolls such as Kyoho chicks and Kokinchicks, with a focus on commentary on the weeping chicks transmitted to Yose. A video containing the event is also shown from time to time. Many dolls from all over the country, such as Kamo dolls with a slender expression, and the innocent Gosho dolls, are lined up, and when you go around, you can see the variety of dolls that have developed along with culture. The buildings that mimic the Kinkaku-ji Temple and the gardens that draw in water are also impressive. Take 30 minutes.

A large telescope with a diameter of 103 cm (Kirat Telescope), a planetarium, and accommodation facilities make it one of the leading public observatories in the country. Both adults and children can enjoy learning about space and science. Many events are also held in the great outdoors. The start times for planetarium shows and stargazing events may change during busy periods or for group use, so please check the "Tottori City Official Site: Saji Astro Park Homepage" for confirmation.

In Yosese, which was a post town on the upper road, the eastern bank of the Chiyo River (station side) features a beautiful Edo period townscape with a row of wooden latticework, white walls, and moss-covered stone walls, along with clear irrigation water flowing. It would be nice to take a walk while waiting for the train. Even a leisurely walk takes about 30 minutes.