Tottori Prefecture is located in the northeastern part of the Chugoku Region and consists of the eastern, central, and western parts. The climate is relatively mild and warm from spring to autumn, and snowfall can be seen in winter. The four seasons are easily recognizable and vivid, and the lack of typhoons and other natural disasters makes it an easy place to live. Many people think of the Tottori Sand Dunes when thinking of sightseeing spots in Tottori Prefecture. The Tottori Sand Dunes, which cover an area as vast as 820 Tokyo Dome, are very popular among foreign tourists, and the wind ripples created by the wind and sand and the spectacular view of the entire area make one feel the grandeur and power of nature. Matsuba crab, the king of winter delicacies, is a grown male snow crab, and Sakai Fishing Port in Tottori Prefecture has the largest catch of Matsuba and other crabs in Japan. The prefecture is also a major producer of rakkyo (Japanese sweet cucumber), which is known for its crunchy texture, and "Sunagoka Rakkyo" is a local delicacy loved by many. Tottori Prefecture is blessed with a variety of seafood from the sea and mountains, making it an attractive prefecture where visitors can enjoy a rich variety of gourmet foods and nature.