Travel in Tottori · 鳥取県

Tottori Castle Ruins/Kyusho Park

Tottori Castle Ruins/Kyusho Park · 鳥取城跡・久松公園

At Tottori Castle Ruins/Kyusho Park, see the restored bridge and gates and surviving stone walls. Start with a relaxed park walk to explore the remains of the castle within the city.

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Tottori Castle Ruins/Kyusho Park · 鳥取城跡・久松公園
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Visitor information

Address

鳥取県鳥取市東町2

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Admission

The city park listing gives Kyusho Park as free. Tourism guidance does not separately list a shared fee for the entire castle ruins. Nearby exhibition halls, museums, and activity facilities operate separately; check their individual charges.

Opening hours

The city park listing gives Kyusho Park as open all day. No shared opening or last-entry time is listed for the whole castle ruins. Nearby exhibition halls and museums have their own operating days.

What to see at Tottori Castle Ruins/Kyusho Park · 鳥取城跡・久松公園

Restored bridge and gates, surviving stone walls

Walk through the restored bridge and gates and around the stone walls. You can explore the lower park and restored gates without climbing to the mountain summit.

City tourism guide to the castle ruins and access

How to get to Tottori Castle Ruins/Kyusho Park · 鳥取城跡・久松公園

Take the green Kururi loop bus from Tottori Station to Jinpukaku/Kenritsu Hakubutsukan · 仁風閣・県立博物館. The park is directly in front of the stop. Adult fares are ¥100 per ride or ¥200 for two rides.

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Visit tips

If you want to climb to the summit

Allow a suggested 60–90 minutes for the lower park and restored gates. Listed estimates are about ten minutes from the park to Ninomaru and about 40 minutes to the mountain summit. If climbing, allow extra time for the descent rather than treating it as included in the park walk.

City tourism guide to the castle ruins and access

Jinpukaku's long-term construction closure

Jinpukaku has been closed for construction since December 29, 2023. Construction coverings also affect the exterior, so a full interior and exterior visit is unavailable. Check reopening information before planning an indoor visit.

City tourism guide to the castle ruins and access

A city walk in daylight

The park is listed as open all day, but daylight is preferable for a castle-ruins walk. Check separate operating days and fees if adding nearby museums or activity facilities.

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Questions about Tottori Castle Ruins/Kyusho Park · 鳥取城跡・久松公園

Do I have to climb to the summit to see the castle ruins?

No. You can walk the lower park, restored bridge and gates, and stone walls. Listed estimates are about ten minutes from the park to Ninomaru and about 40 minutes to the mountain summit. Allow separate descent time if you climb.

City tourism guide to the castle ruins and access

Can I visit Jinpukaku's interior along with the castle ruins?

Official guidance lists Jinpukaku as closed long-term for construction. Check reopening information first if you want to go inside, and plan the castle ruins and park walk separately.

City tourism guide to the castle ruins and access

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