Shinonsen

A museum dedicated to the 1985 television show The Diary of Yumechiyo which took place and was filmed in Yumura Onsen. It features a variety of costumes and props from the show and episodes are shown on a retro television.

Also known as the Imeitei, it was built as a retirement home for a member of the Mori family. It features a brewery, a plum garden, and information about the poet Mori Aio.

a Buddhist monastery deep in the mountains of Japan, in the vicinity of Tottori. which offers meditation stays with the monks; sleeping, working and meditation follows their schedule. Several times a month, special meditation sessions are held during which normal work is reduced.

A unique family-friendly pool and hot spring for daytrippers. Unlike other hot springs, when you enter, you are required to bring or rent swimwear. Once inside, go to the locker rooms. From the locker rooms, you can enter a traditional onsen where you must be naked to enter however, if you change into your swimsuit, you can exit the locker rooms and enjoy the swimming pool or head on down a corridor and up a stairwell to reach the outdoor onsen (rotemburo). The outdoor onsen feature a waterfall, a cave, a bath of local alcohols and nice views of the surrounding mountains. Because swimsuits are required, families, couples, and mixed sex groups are able to enjoy these hot springs together which is uncommon. They have a variety of sizes of swimsuit rentals for a fee if you don't have your own. Tattoos are prohibited.

An old daytripper hot spring in Yumura Onsen that is popular among locals. It has an indoor and outdoor bath, as well as a sauna.

A daytripper hot spring in Shichikama Onsen, it offers multiple indoor and outdoor baths.