In this museum, you can learn about the origins of the San'in Coast Geopark, its precious topographical and geological heritage, and the rich nature and ecosystem that are cultivated there through various materials and videos. The exhibits are diverse, and you can learn in depth about the dynamic workings of the earth since the time when the Japanese archipelago was part of the Asian continent, the process of the formation of the Sea of ​​Japan, and the distinctive topography such as the Tottori Sand Dunes and Uradome Coast.

There is also an experiential learning corner in the museum, where you can observe the sand of the San'in Coast and the creatures that live there. There are also aquariums where sea creatures are kept and displayed, so you can enjoy interacting with the local nature.

In addition, immersive 3D images are regularly screened, allowing you to experience the nature of the San'in Coast in a more realistic way. Events such as outdoor observation meetings and nature lectures are held throughout the year, providing opportunities to experience the charm of the geopark from various angles.