I never thought that the Japanese seaside would hide huge sand dunes. This is the largest sand dune in Japan. It is the only desert in Japan's island country and a representative spot in Tottori Prefecture. More than ten kilometers long, more than two kilometers wide, and placed in it, as if really in the desert, between the fierce yellow sand. The sand dunes have a depression of 40 meters deep, and there are hills of up to 50 meters. There are wind patterns blown by strong winds, and sand curtains that slide down like avalanches. They change and change without stopping. This is a mountain peak formed by the accumulation of volcanic ash floating on the muddy sand of the Chiyoda River. It has been subjected to the wind and waves of the Sea of Japan and has been created by the 100,000-year-old masterpiece of nature. The camel riding experience is available in the scenic area, and there are also a variety of headscarves available. We, in the Tottori sand dunes, made an Arab. Walking on a camel, the mountains and the sea are coming.