Tottori 20th Century Pear Memorial Hall Nashikko-kan

The Tottori 20th Century Pear Memorial Museum, Nashikko-kan, is the only museum in Japan dedicated to pears. This museum features interesting exhibits about the history and culture of Tottori pears. Tottori has long been known as a region where pear cultivation thrives, and its history is ancient, with traditional pear cultivation techniques being passed down through the generations. At the Tottori 20th Century Pear Memorial Museum, Nashikko-kan, you can learn about the history of pear cultivation methods and variety improvements, and about the history of pear cultivation, which has been the result of the efforts and wisdom of pear farmers. Tottori pears have not only culinary appeal, but also cultural significance. Tottori pears have taken root in the lives and food culture of local people, and have played an important role in local festivals and events. Nashikko-kan also introduces traditional pear-related events and customs, giving you a glimpse into the cultural side of Tottori pears. In addition, through exhibits and materials, you can feel the passion and love of local farmers for pear cultivation techniques and variety improvements. By learning about the process of pear cultivation and the difficulty of harvesting, you will deepen your understanding and appreciation for pears. At the Tottori 20th Century Pear Memorial Museum, Nashikko-kan, travelers can learn more deeply about the charm of Tottori pears through the history and culture of Tottori pears. By experiencing exhibits and materials related to pear cultivation, local culture, and events, you can fully enjoy the unique charm of Tottori pears!

On the grounds of the Tottori Nijisseiki Pear Memorial Hall Nashikkan, there is a giant 20m diameter Nijisseiki pear tree. This tree serves as a symbol of Tottori's pear history and rich natural environment. Judging from its age and growth status, it is an extremely valuable presence. Its size of 20 meters in diameter not only presents an impressive sight, but also offers a glimpse into Tottori's pear cultivation techniques and the blessings of the environment. This giant tree is one of the must-see attractions for locals and tourists alike. The spacious area surrounding the tree provides a relaxing and peaceful atmosphere, and combined with the indoor facilities and surrounding leisure areas, visitors can enjoy a full day here. The presence and beauty of the giant tree at the Tottori Nijisseiki Pear Memorial Hall Nashikkan will further enhance interest in pears. By contemplating the efforts and wisdom of those involved in Tottori's rich nature and pear cultivation while observing the tree, visitors can have a valuable experience touching upon Tottori's pear history and culture.

At the Tottori 20th Century Pear Memorial Hall Nashikko-kan, you can enjoy fun experiences related to pears, such as comparing pear flavors and making sweets. First of all, at Nashikko-kan, you can enjoy comparing three varieties of pears throughout the year. In this comparison, you can taste actual pears harvested from a 20-meter diameter giant tree of 20th century pears that produced about 4,000 pears each year. By comparing the different flavors and textures of the different types of pears, you can fully enjoy the charm of Tottori's pears. In addition, Nashikko-kan also holds a very popular sweets-making event. In this event, you can learn how to make sweets using pears and make your own delicious sweets. Participants can create original sweets that bring out the flavor and sweetness of pears and enjoy their charm. These events are particularly popular with families traveling together. You can have fun learning about pear cultivation techniques and culture, and experience the delicious charm of pears!

The fruit parlor owned by Tottori 20th Century Pear Memorial Hall Nashikokan is a hidden gem for travelers. Here, you can enjoy charming sweets and desserts made with fresh pears. The fruit parlor offers a variety of menus using various fruits including the 20th century pear. There are beautiful and deep-tasting items such as parfaits and fruit sandwiches incorporating seasonal fruits. A blissful moment awaits to heal the fatigue of your journey. You can spend a relaxing time in a bright and spacious space. The 42m wooden atrium standing in the center provides relaxation and peace. The fruit parlor owned by Tottori 20th Century Pear Memorial Hall Nashikokan is a paradise for travelers. Please enjoy the blissful time that the rich fruit flavor and comfortable space offer here!

The Nishikokan at Tottori 20th Century Pear Memorial Hall has established a course called "Tottori Pear Making University" to promote pear production in Tottori Prefecture. Tottori Pear Making University is an educational program where you can learn about the cultivation of pears, including knowledge and techniques. For travelers interested in pear cultivation, this course will be an attractive experience. In the course, you can learn about pear cultivation methods, management techniques, and the timing of harvesting. In addition, by taking the course at Tottori Pear Making University, you can also participate in actual work in a pear orchard. There are different types of work depending on the season, and in May, work is done to put a larger bag over the small bag covering the pear fruit. This is a task to promote the growth of pears and to cultivate delicious pears. By taking the course at Tottori Pear Making University, you can not only gain a deep understanding of pear cultivation, but also have a physical experience by participating in actual work. By learning about how to grow and harvest pears, your understanding of pears will deepen, allowing you to enjoy even more delicious pears!