Tottori Castle Ruins - Tottori

I liked this place with not only history but historical site as well, even though it turned vestigial.

Quiet, peaceful, pleasant view

A high place to let you see the whole totori city. If the city can rebuild the castle, that will be great

Sit in here i can see the totori town,so beautiful view in my eyes. maybe have been didn't intact. but still the beautiful stone wall.

If you’re in Tottori then you must stop by and check out the house/ruins. It’s not much more than what you would expect but it’s still very interesting to see. The view from the ruins are beautiful and the house is completely different to what you see regularly in Japan. The staff around the grounds are also very friendly (decent English is an added bonus!)

(visited over 50+ castle) No map. No map parking. No information. For such a historicaly famous castle, this was one do the most disappointing. I have been to about 60 castles so far. And this is my 37 in the "top 100 castle" stamp rally book. I drove. I get there and see no indication a castle park or museum. No castle parking. I see some sort of map. Pull over. Map is garbage. I even ask a passing Japanese person where is the castle parking. Even he says, yeah, I'm not sure this map is not good and don't know. I end up parking at some prefectural something or other parking lot. But where is the 100 castle stamp? I call my wife to please search google for some info in japanese. She find out it's some building, not related to the castle and closed every Monday!!!! Good things I didn't drive 8 hours and spend a few 10,000s bills to get here. Oh I did. Like I said, this is the 37th top 100 castle I have been to and none do them are closed but the major holidays. If they are, they have the stamp accessable somewhere, OR some information about where it is located. Determined, I walked to the not-affiliated museum, also closed but knocked on the window and got someone's attention. I asked them about the stamp. They actually had one for the castle. They let me in, let me stamp my book. But this was all pure luck and perseverance. None of this info is anywhere to be found in japanese or English. Very famous castle... With very little done to promote it, preserve it, or rebuild it. Can barely even get to it or find out about it. Top 100 but tottori treats it's like a last place. The sidewalk was really nice.

Visiting the castle ruins is an amazing experience during the sakura season! Enjoy a great view of the city and cherry blossoms. You can relax here, have a picnic or just walk up and see the view (easy walk up). There‘s also a further hike up, but it‘s recommended to wear proper hiking gear and beware of bears...

Same as most castles around Japan. Not wheelchair accessible or stroller friendly. Nice view at the top.