Daisen (Tottori)

town in Saihaku district, Tottori prefecture, Japan

Daisen (大山町 Daisen-chō) is a town in Tottori Prefecture. Mount Daisen is the tallest peak in Western Japan at 1,729 meters, and many outdoor activities are available year-round.

Ogamiyama Shrine

Understand

Tourist information site

The local Tourist Bureau has a bilingual guide site.

Get in

There are 5 stations along the San-in Line in Daisen; Daisenguchi Station, Nawa Station, Mikuriya Station, Shimoichi Station, and Nakayamaguchi Station. All of the stations however are located along the coast, so they do not provide access to Mount Daisen, the town's major draw.

For public access to Mount Daisen, buses depart from Yonago Station.

Get around

See

Mount Daisen

Do

  • 🌍 Daisen White Resort (だいせんホワイトリゾート), 147 Daisen, ☏ +81 859-52-2322. Mount Daisen is a highly popular winter destination for skiers, particularly in the Chugoku area. Rental prices: carving ski set costs ¥4000, snowboard sets cost ¥4000, and sportswear costs ¥3500. 

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Connect

Go next

Routes through Daisen
Matsue ← Yonago ←  W  E  → Hokuei → Tottori


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