Tottori Sand Dunes (March, 2024)

I visited Tottori Sand Dunes (Wikipedia) in late March.

The dunes appeared smaller from a distance than I had imagined. However, once I got closer and entered the site, I realized they were surprisingly large. I ended up spending nearly two hours walking around and taking photos.

Photos

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• iPhone 12 mini
  1. IMG_2603-2.jpg (Google Drive: JPG):
     A stone monument at the entrance of Tottori Sand Dunes.
  2. IMG_2622-2.jpg (Google Drive: JPG ):
     A photo taken from a hill called “Uma-no-Se (horse’s back)” toward the entrance.
  3. IMG_2606-2.jpg (Google Drive: JPG):
     A panoramic photo taken at the entrance.
• Sony α6500
  1. DSC05202-Enhanced-NR.jpg (Google Drive: JPG / RAW (ARW)):
     A photo of the hill called “Uma-no-se,” which can be seen just after entering the dunes.
  2. DSC05211-Enhanced-NR.jpg (Google Drive: JPG / RAW (ARW)):
     A photo of a wave-like pattern made on sand by wind.

* License: CC BY-NC-SA 4.0

Map

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Change History

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• 2024/06/27: Small fixes.
• 2024/04/28: Fixed links of photos.
• 2024/04/21: Added photos taken by iPhone.
• 2024/04/20: First version.