Ginrintei (Michi-no-Eki Shinwa no Sato Shirousagi)

Ginrintei is a second-floor seafood restaurant inside Michi-no-Eki Shinwa no Sato Shirousagi, a roadside station overlooking Hakuto Beach near Tottori City, the coastal setting of the 'White Rabbit of Inaba' myth from Japanese folklore. The restaurant leans into that mythology with menu items and decor referencing the legend, alongside a live fish tank that lets diners see part of the day's seafood before it is served. The signature local seafood set meal and San'in coast fish and rice set draw on the fresh catch landed along this stretch of coastline, while a seasonal fruit dessert plate rounds out the menu for a lighter finish. The dining room has wide windows looking out toward Hakuto Beach, giving it a bright, casual, family-friendly atmosphere well suited to a roadside-station stop rather than a formal dinner; noise level is moderate, especially around midday when road-trip traffic passes through. There is no dedicated wine or sake program; the drinks list is limited to tea and soft drinks in keeping with the roadside-station setting. Reservations are not required, as it operates on a walk-in basis typical of michi-no-eki restaurants, though weekend and holiday hours extend slightly later than weekdays to accommodate more visitors. The restaurant is closed on Thursdays. Prices are moderate, from about $6 to $15 per set, making it a convenient lunch stop for travelers exploring the Hakuto coast and its associated mythology.