Japan Wedding Travel
San'in, Tottori

Primrose Garden, Tottori

A nature-immersed wedding venue at the foot of Mt. Daisen, offering a serene chapel over water, expansive seasonal gardens, and a calm, intimate retreat.

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Venue Specs

  • Capacity2 - 100 guests
  • Venue typeNature resort and garden venue
  • Best forIntimate weddings, nature lovers, relaxed gatherings
  • StyleGarden, Nature Retreat
  • CeremonySymbolic, Christian-style
  • AtmosphereCalm, natural, open, green, water
  • DiningFrench cuisine featuring seasonal local ingredients
  • Guest supportSuitable for close family and friends travelling together
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Guest capacity and available ceremony styles may vary by date and arrangement. Please request a personalised quote for confirmed details.

The Story

Set within a vast, secluded 15,000-tsubo garden in Tottori Prefecture, Primrose Garden is a destination designed to harmonise with nature. Here, the architectural focus is not on excess, but on framing the surrounding environment—water, forest, and the majestic presence of Mt. Daisen. It offers an exclusive, tranquil setting where couples and guests can slow down, celebrate, and immerse themselves in a wedding journey deeply connected to the seasons.

Why This Venue

Mt. Daisen and garden views

A wedding shaped by nature

Set against the backdrop of Mt. Daisen, the venue’s expansive gardens change beautifully with the seasons (from spring cherry blossoms to deep autumn foliage and winter snow), offering an ever-evolving natural canvas.

Chapel over water

The Forest and Water Chapel

A unique ceremony space designed so that the couple stands before an expansive view of water and the forest, bringing the outside in.

Banquet room

Spaces for every gathering

From the 'Forest Restaurant' for intimate family meals to the 'Glamping Terrace' for casual celebrations, the venue adapts to your vision. Wait spaces and changing rooms ensure guest comfort.

Cuisine

Food as hospitality

Dishes are crafted using fresh, seasonal ingredients from the local area, offering a French-inspired dining experience that is both elegant and welcoming. Allergy-aware and children's menus can be prepared.

Accommodation

A place to stay and linger

With on-site accommodation options like the private Olif villas, the venue allows the wedding to naturally extend into a relaxed, multi-day retreat for families and guests.

Tottori journey

A wedding that becomes a journey

Located in Tottori, the venue is an ideal starting point for exploring the San'in region’s dramatic coastlines, Tottori Sand Dunes, and nearby hot spring towns.

Ceremony Spaces

The Forest and Water Chapel

The Forest and Water Chapel

A serene space bathed in natural light. Instead of elaborate décor, the focal point is the clear water and lush trees visible through the front glass, creating a calm and grounded atmosphere for exchanging vows.

Garden ceremony

Garden Ceremony

For a truly open-air experience, ceremonies can be arranged within the vast 15,000-tsubo gardens, allowing you to celebrate directly amidst the seasonal blooms and greenery. (Availability depends on weather and season.)

Photo Moments

Glamping Terrace

Glamping Terrace

Casual and interactive celebrations connecting indoors and outdoors. A relaxed setting for buffets and sharing moments with guests.

Garden strolls

Garden strolls

Candid moments walking through the seasonal flowers and greenery. The deep greens provide striking contrasts for classic western dresses.

Mt. Daisen views

Mt. Daisen views

Grand, sweeping shots with the iconic mountain in the background.

Intimate dining

Intimate dining

Warm, relaxed photography during the reception meal.

The Forest and Water Chapel

The Forest and Water Chapel

A serene atmosphere bathed in natural light, with clear water and lush trees visible through the glass.

Sample Wedding Day Flow

Morning
Arrival, check-in to preparation rooms, and getting ready
Late morning
First look and portraits in the gardens
Midday
Ceremony at the Forest and Water Chapel
Afternoon
Relaxed reception, dining, and mingling with guests
Evening
Sunset photos and winding down
After the wedding
Stay overnight in a villa or travel to a nearby hot spring
This is a sample flow only. The actual schedule will vary by season, ceremony style, guest count, venue availability, and travel arrangements.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can international couples enquire about this venue?

Yes. This page is designed for couples travelling from overseas who are considering a wedding in Japan. Please use the quote form to begin the conversation.

Is Primrose Garden suitable for guests travelling in Japan?

Yes. While it is a secluded nature retreat, travel logistics such as shuttle buses from Yonago Station or nearby airports can be arranged and discussed during planning.

What happens if it rains on the wedding day?

The Forest and Water Chapel is fully enclosed, offering beautiful views even in the rain. Alternative indoor arrangements for garden ceremonies and outdoor events will be confirmed during the planning process.

Can we stay at the venue?

Yes, there are on-site and affiliated accommodation options, such as the private Olif villas. Availability and group bookings can be discussed upon enquiry.

Can food allergies be considered?

Yes. Allergy-aware menus can be prepared. For overseas guests with specific dietary requirements, this should be discussed early in the planning process.

Do we need to know our exact guest count before enquiring?

No. An estimated guest count is enough for the first enquiry. Final capacity and arrangements can be confirmed later.

Request a personalised quote

You do not need to have every detail decided before contacting us. Start with what you know: your preferred season, estimated guest count, ceremony style, travel plans, and what kind of wedding atmosphere you are imagining. We will help you understand whether Primrose Garden is a good fit and what the next planning steps may look like.

Start with a simple venue quote

Tell us what you are imagining. Your date, guest count, ceremony style, and travel ideas do not need to be final yet. We will help you take the first step toward understanding whether Primrose Garden is the right venue for your wedding in Japan.