Tottori , The Sand Paradise

It borders the Sea of Japan to the north, Hyogo Prefecture to the east, Okayama Prefecture and Hiroshima Prefecture to the south, and Shimane Prefecture to the west. Tottori Prefecture has one of the largest tourist sand dunes in Japan, the Tottori Sand Dunes, and is an important pear producing area in Japan. Although the population density is low, it still develops its own unique character. The most famous one is Tottori Sand Dunes.

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  Tottori sweet spring pear

  The skin of the Ganquan pear in Tottori Prefecture is light yellow, like gold, with a juicy taste and a very high juice content. One bite after another bites the juicy pulp, which makes people unable to stop the taste.

  Late August to early September

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  Tottori Nijisseiki Pear

  Japanese agricultural expert Toshiro Watase discovered that this is a rare breed that will be an important breed in the 20th century in the next century, so it was named "Twentieth Century". The Twentieth Century pear is the most special and delicate of the Japanese pears, and the only variety that is green. The twentieth century pear is small and delicate, with a unique flavor.

  Late August ~ early October

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  Tottori king autumn pear

  King of pears! A rare breed in Tottori Prefecture! Wangqiu pear is a new variety born from Ci pear, 20th century pear and Xinxue. It is characterized by its egg-like appearance, with soft flesh inside, and the flesh is surprisingly juicy!

  Late October to late November

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  Tottori Atago Pear

  That shockingly huge figure! ! Surprisingly huge variety "Atago pear"! The measured sweetness of Atago pears after ripening is 13.3 degrees, full of rich sweetness and fragrance. The delicate, crunchy flesh typical of Japanese pears contains plenty of juice, with a delicate balance of sweetness and sourness! !

  December ~ early February