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    Ujo Park
    Okayama

    Ujo Park

    A place of relaxation for citizens centered on Okayama Castle, where rich greenery and historical heritage coexist. You can gaze up close at Okayama Castle, called "Ujo" (Crow Castle) for its jet-black appearance, and enjoy strolling while visiting the beautiful stone walls, moats, and reconstructed turrets surrounding the castle. Especially during the spring cherry blossoms and autumn foliage, the contrast with the black castle is wonderful, making it an excellent photo spot. With lawn areas in the park, it is a highlight area of Okayama City sightseeing where you can leisurely experience historical castle culture along with the adjacent Japanese...

    • Okayama
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    Ani Jinja Shrine
    Okayama

    Ani Jinja Shrine

    A shrine that has been revered since ancient times as one of the Ichinomiya (highest-ranking shrines) of Bizen Province. It enshrines deities governing bountiful harvests and maritime safety, becoming a place symbolizing the rich history and spiritual culture of the land of "Bizen." Stately shrine buildings stand in the vast grounds, with a solemn air drifting through. While not a flashy tourist destination, it is a sanctuary that leaves a deep impression for authentic travelers who want to quietly experience the stylized beauty of traditional Japanese shrine architecture and the history of deep faith rooted in the region.

    • Okayama
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    Kameishi Jinja Shrine
    Okayama

    Kameishi Jinja Shrine

    Located near the Mizushima district of Okayama City, this unique shrine worships a giant turtle-shaped rock as its divine object. This "Turtle Rock" has a myth that a turtle that guided Emperor Jimmu when he crossed the sea turned into stone. It is deeply worshipped by local people as a deity for maritime safety and longevity, and its mysterious formation has an impact you won't forget once seen. It symbolizes an original form of Japanese faith where various gods dwell in natural objects (rocks and trees), ideal for travelers who want to enjoy both mysterious legends and quiet seaside atmosphere.

    • Okayama
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    Takashima Jinja Shrine
    Okayama

    Takashima Jinja Shrine

    Takashima Shrine on the Kojima Peninsula in Okayama City is an ancient shrine with a legend that Emperor Jimmu stayed there during his eastern expedition in Japanese mythology. Located along a beautiful coast with a panoramic view of the Seto Inland Sea, you can enjoy superb views of the calm sea and islands from the grounds. The surrounding area is also known by the place name "Takashima," and it is a historically important area where ancient ritual remains have been discovered. It is a sacred place where you can feel the sea breeze and reflect on Japan's founding myths, a...

    • Okayama
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    Kinshui-en Garden
    Okayama

    Kinshui-en Garden

    Built as a garden for the Ashimori clan lord, the Kinshui-en is one of the most beautiful daimyo gardens in Okayama Prefecture. It features the "pond strolling style" where you walk around a pond to enjoy the scenery, and the "borrowed scenery" technique integrating the small hill in the background as part of the garden is superb. In particular, the Sukiya-style "Ginpukaku" building standing in the pond presents an elegant figure as if floating on the water, and in the autumn foliage season, it becomes a superb view like a single painting combined with the surrounding trees. It is a...

    • Okayama
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    Ashimori Clan Samurai Residence
    Okayama

    Ashimori Clan Samurai Residence

    The Former Ashimori Clan Samurai Residence (Former Fujita House), which belonged to the lineage of chief retainers of the former Ashimori Clan, is a precious building that retains the structure of a mid-Edo period samurai residence. You can observe the refined lifestyle of the samurai up close, including the simple and sturdy nagaya-mon gate, the prestigious entrance, and the beautiful Japanese garden reflecting seasonal changes. The surrounding streetscape is also a preservation district; walking through the quiet streets lined with old tile-roofed houses offers a calm time as if you've slipped back to the Edo period. It is a hidden...

    • Okayama
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    Bitchu Takamatsu Castle Ruins
    Okayama

    Bitchu Takamatsu Castle Ruins

    This castle site is engraved in history for the "Water Attack," an astonishing tactic used by Toyotomi Hideyoshi during the Sengoku period. Currently maintained as a park, remnants such as the giant embankments built to besiege the castle still convey memories of the fierce battle of that time. Especially in summer, beautiful lotus flowers bloom to fill the former moats, known as "Muneharu Lotus" to please the eyes of visitors. Along with the story of the castle lord Muneharu Shimizu, who protected his samurai pride to the end, you can quietly trace the place that became a major turning point...

    • Okayama
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    Senzoku Kofun
    Okayama

    Senzoku Kofun

    This is one of the satellite mounds (baizuka) associated with the massive Tsukuriyama Burial Mound. Inside the stone chamber, there is a barrier carved with ancient geometric patterns called "Chokkomon," which holds extremely high archaeological value. Through recent excavation and preservation efforts, visitors can learn about its precious structure in detail. By visiting these smaller mounds along with the main giant structure, you can gain a deep understanding of the entirety of the unique, advanced ancient civilization that flourished in the Kibi region, experiencing a historical exploration that strongly stimulates intellectual curiosity.

    • Okayama
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    Tsukuriyama Kofun
    Okayama

    Tsukuriyama Kofun

    Built in the 5th century, this is a massive keyhole-shaped burial mound boasting a total length of about 350 meters, making it the 4th largest in Japan. Surprisingly, despite its scale, it is an extremely rare place where visitors are still permitted to climb and walk on top of the mound. Standing on the massive earthwork, you can experience the overwhelming power of the rulers of that time. This ancient, large-scale civil engineering heritage suddenly appearing in a peaceful rural landscape evokes historical romance comparable to the pyramids of Egypt, making it a must-visit spot for archaeology fans.

    • Okayama
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    Kibitsu Jinja Shrine
    Okayama

    Kibitsu Jinja Shrine

    The main hall and worship hall, rebuilt in 1425, are designated as National Treasures and feature a unique architectural style called "Kibitsu-zukuri," the only one of its kind in Japan. The greatest highlight is the massive 360-meter-long wooden corridor that stretches in a straight line along the mountain's terrain. This beautiful corridor creates mystical scenery along with seasonal flowers and fascinates travelers from all over the world as an Instagrammable spot. The "Narukama Ritual," the root of the Momotaro legend, is also famous. It is a sanctuary symbolizing the depth of Japanese culture, integrating history, architecture, and mystical mythology.

    • Okayama
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    • Spring
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    Kibitsuhiko Jinja Shrine
    Okayama

    Kibitsuhiko Jinja Shrine

    A historic shrine enshrining Kibitsuhiko-no-mikoto, the model for "Momotaro." It is also called "Asahi-no-miya" (Shrine of the Morning Sun) because the morning sun rises directly from the front of the torii on the summer solstice, and has been worshipped since ancient times as a place to receive the sun's sacred energy. The grounds, where the beautiful vermilion-painted shrine buildings and surrounding rich greenery are in harmony, are filled with very calm and refreshing air. It is popular as a deity for safe childbirth and matchmaking, a representative power spot of Okayama City where you can feel the world of Japanese...

    • Okayama
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    Bitchu Area
    Okayama

    Bitchu Area

    The Bitchu area, located in western Okayama Prefecture, is full of historical spots that tickle the sense of adventure, such as "Bitchu Matsuyama Castle," the existing castle keep in the highest location in Japan, and "Fukiya Furusato Village" with its beautiful red streetscape. Also, unique Japanese culture and craftsmanship such as traditional "Bitchu Kagura" and high-quality "Ibara Denim" still remain strongly. This area, where a rich natural environment fuses with a heavy history continuing from the samurai era, becomes a stage for travel full of surprise and emotion for travelers who want to delve deep into the true charm of...

    • Okayama
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    • Spring
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    Bizen Area
    Okayama

    Bizen Area

    Located in the eastern part of Okayama Prefecture, this area is attractive for "Bizen Pottery" with a 1,000-year history and fresh seafood. Brick chimneys line the town of Imbe, where many potters are active. Also, around Hinase Port, you can enjoy seafood gourmet such as the winter specialty "Kakioko" (okonomiyaki with oysters). There are many historical heritages such as "Shizutani School," the world's oldest public school for commoners. It is a profound region where you can simultaneously indulge in traditional Japanese art, the history of education, and rich food.

    • Okayama
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    • Spring
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    Okayama Korakuen Garden
    Okayama

    Okayama Korakuen Garden

    Counted as one of Japan's three most beautiful gardens, this is a treasure garden that earned three stars in the Michelin Green Guide Japan. Completed in 1700, this garden features a "strolling style" where different scenery can be enjoyed with every step, with wide lawns, ponds, artificial hills, and tea houses skillfully arranged. The view utilizing the adjacent Okayama Castle as borrowed scenery is spectacular. Traditional Japanese aesthetics such as seasonal flowers and moon-viewing events still live on here; despite being in the center of Okayama City, it is a famous spot filled with silence and elegance that must not...

    • Okayama
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    Maejima Island
    Okayama

    Maejima Island

    Just 5 minutes by ferry from Ushimado, called the "Aegean Sea of Japan." The entire island is designated as a national park and is rich in nature. The coastal roads are ideal for cycling and walking, with the many-island beauty of the Seto Inland Sea always visible. Also, the experience of crossing the "sandbar (sand path)" that appears at low tide is popular. It is also famous as a production area for fresh cabbage, with the beautiful contrast between peaceful field landscapes and the blue sea, making it a perfect hideaway for travelers who want to leave the bustle of...

    • Okayama
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    Doremi Collection Museum
    Okayama

    Doremi Collection Museum

    Operated by "Doremi Collection," which handles parts for vintage motorcycles and classic cars, this is a private museum that vehicle lovers will find irresistible. Especially legendary Japanese motorcycles that are out of production are beautifully displayed, making it a sacred place for motorcycle fans worldwide. You can see up close Japan's commitment to manufacturing and the beauty of carefully maintained mechanics, a maniacal and stimulating spot where you can enjoy a unique collection not found elsewhere.

    • Okayama
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    Shiraishijima Island
    Okayama

    Shiraishijima Island

    One of the Kasaoka Islands, this is an "Island of Prayer" where old history and faith live on. The "Shiraishi Dance," a National Important Intangible Folk Cultural Property, is passed down here, and many people visit every summer. There are many strange rocks and giant stones around the island, making hiking around them and marine sports on beautiful beaches popular. There is also a temple associated with Kobo Daishi, and a sacred air drifts through the entire island. It is an island where you can enjoy unadorned Japanese fishing village scenery, spiritual experiences, and leisure in the calm sea all...

    • Okayama
    • Sightseeing
    • Nature
    • Spring
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    Makiba-no-Yakata
    Okayama

    Makiba-no-Yakata

    An experiential facility themed on lavender fields and livestock, located in the vast hills of Misaki Town. In early summer, about 10,000 lavender plants bloom, and the area is enveloped in a fresh scent and purple scenery. In the park, you can interact with animals such as goats and sheep, and there are also plenty of restaurants where you can taste dairy products using fresh milk, homemade ham, and sausages. It is a relaxation spot where you can spend leisurely time with your family and enjoy the peaceful "Japanese pastoral landscape."

    • Okayama
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    • Spring
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    BASE 101% -NISHIAWAKURA-
    Okayama

    BASE 101% -NISHIAWAKURA-

    A sophisticated complex facility themed on the blessings of the forest, located in Nishiawakura Village in the far northeast of Okayama Prefecture. You can enjoy products of high-quality timber (Nishiawakura Mori-no-Gakko) born from forests that occupy about 95% of the village area, cafes utilizing local ingredients, and DIY experiences. It is attracting attention from highly sensitive travelers as a place to experience the latest local businesses and sustainable lifestyles being tackled by regional Japan. In a space enveloped in the warmth of wood, you can feel modern Japanese forest culture.

    • Okayama
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    • Nature
    • Spring
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    Karst Sanso Observatory
    Okayama

    Karst Sanso Observatory

    Located around Mt. Osa in Niimi City, this observatory offers a panoramic view of the "karst topography" where limestone is exposed on the surface. The sight of white rock faces scattered in the grassland looks like a flock of sheep, a mysterious sight rarely seen elsewhere in Japan. It is also famous for observing falling starry skies at night due to the lack of surrounding lights. Known as a starting point for paragliding, it is a location with outstanding openness where you can experience looking down at the karst superb view from the sky.

    • Okayama
    • Sightseeing
    • Nature
    • Spring
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    Nanamagari Winding Road
    Okayama

    Nanamagari Winding Road

    A steep winding road (mountain pass) built on a limestone cliff in Niimi City, Okayama Prefecture. The unique landscape with continuous folding curves gives a sense of the fusion of Japan's advanced civil engineering and rugged nature. Especially during the fresh green or autumn foliage seasons, it becomes a very photogenic drive course combined with the surrounding canyon beauty. Additionally, you can feel the unique topography of the karst plateau dotted with limestone caves, making it a hidden superb view point that tickles the sense of adventure.

    • Okayama
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    • Spring
    • Summer
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    Onbara Kogen
    Okayama

    Onbara Kogen

    A refreshing highland area spreading at an altitude of about 700 meters on the border between Okayama and Tottori prefectures. In winter, it is crowded as a winter resort where you can enjoy skiing and snowboarding, and in summer, you can enjoy camping and hiking as a summer retreat. In the vicinity of the nearby "Lake Onbara," you can stroll quietly in untouched nature and encounter seasonal alpine plants. Away from the city, it is a nature spot where you can experience the dynamic changes of Japan's mountainous regions throughout the year.

    • Okayama
    • Sightseeing
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    Bodai-ji Temple, Nagi Town
    Okayama

    Bodai-ji Temple, Nagi Town

    Bodai-ji, located at the foot of Mt. Nagi, is an ancient temple where Honen Shonin, the founder of the Jodo sect, is said to have trained. The greatest highlight is the "Giant Ginkgo," a National Natural Monument boasting an age of about 900 years. The huge tree, reaching about 40 meters in height, radiates overwhelming vitality, and its golden brilliance in autumn is of divine beauty. Walking through the grounds enveloped in silence, you can etch into your heart the deep spirituality of Japan and the greatness of nature that has watched over many years.

    • Okayama
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    Lake Okutsu
    Okayama

    Lake Okutsu

    A vast artificial lake created by the construction of the Tomata Dam, this scenic spot features the beauty of seasonal mountains reflected on the water's surface. Water sports such as canoeing and SUP (Stand Up Paddleboarding) are flourishing, making it popular with travelers seeking activities in great nature. There are also well-maintained parks and cycling roads in the surrounding area, allowing for refreshment in the fresh air. Especially during the autumn foliage season, the surrounding mountains are vividly colored, making it the best location for drives and strolls along the lakeshore.

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