Location List

Located in the Saidaiji district of Okayama City’s Higashi Ward—an area known for enjoying some of the highest numbers of sunny days in the prefecture—this orchard is a popular destination for frui...

Serving as a transportation hub for the Saidaiji area, this terminal station provides bus connections to central Okayama and the Ushimado district. It becomes lively with commuters and students dur...

Located in northern Okayama within Daisen-Oki National Park, this nature-rich destination offers a wide variety of outdoor experiences. The site features dome-style glamping accommodations, an auto...

Located in the Kanada area of Okayama City’s Higashi Ward, at the mouth of the Yoshii River—one of Okayama’s three major rivers—this soy sauce brewery was founded in 1878. Its products later became...

Taking full advantage of its location in front of Okayama Station, this open, greenery‑filled commercial complex brings together a wide range of functions. The daily convenience zone includes a ...

By chartering this uninhabited island—small enough to circle on foot in about 40 minutes—visitors can enjoy sweeping, wide-angle views of the beautiful islands of the Seto Inland Sea. The island of...

There are two residence-type buildings of different taste on the estate. Each comes with a garden and a pool, a lobby lounge, a private room and a banquet room. Great for shooting movies, dramas, T...

Located in Hattoji, this dam is surrounded by an expansive area developed as a “Water and Greenery Relaxation Zone.” The grounds feature open plazas, walking paths, and a cycling road, offering vis...

Covering approximately 1.7 hectares, this park is set within the Awa area, located on the mid‑slopes of the Chugoku Mountains. About 94% of the region is forested, and it is encircled by mountain r...

This straight road stretches from the Nagi Museum of Contemporary Art toward Mt. Nagi, offering an unobstructed view of the mountain’s graceful silhouette. In season, roughly 15 hectares of bloo...

Established in 1886 during the Meiji Period, the Abeyama Branch School closed in 1973. Despite the passage of time, the building remains in remarkably solid condition. The classrooms and corrido...

This local railway blends the freshness of the city with the nostalgic charm of the countryside. Its stylish trains travel through landscapes of modern railway bridges and lush green rice fields...

Rising to 1,334 meters on the border of Mimasaka City in Okayama Prefecture and Shiso City in Hyogo Prefecture, Mt. Nagi is the highest peak in Okayama. It forms part of the Hyōno‑sen–Ushiroyama–Na...

This railway line connects JR Kurashiki Station with the Mizushima district, one of Japan’s major industrial zones. The line carries both freight and passenger services. It is especially popular...

This renocated café occupies the former residence of the industrial physician who served the Kanebo textile factory that operated in Saidaiji from the Meiji Period onward. Inside, American and B...

Covering approximately 208,000 square meters, this vast outdoor facility is surrounded by abundant natural scenery. Visitors can enjoy a wide range of activities, including camping, hiking, cutter ...

This is the northernmost waterfall in Okayama Prefecture. Because visitors can view the clear water from behind the falls, it is also known as an Urami‑no‑taki (“Behind‑the‑Falls Waterfall”). Al...

Located in the north‑central part of the village, this gorge stretches for about 5 km, making it one of the largest in the prefecture. Visitors can see unusual rock formations, clear streams, and a...

Rising to 1,218 meters, Mount Hakubasen is the highest peak in Shinjo Village. With no tall trees at the summit, the landscape opens dramatically, offering sweeping views of the sacred Mount Daisen...

Built with the town’s symbolic Japanese red pine and traditional construction techniques that highlight its impressive timber beams, this facility offers a warm, inviting space rich with the natura...

This building is a renovated machiya‑style townhouse originally constructed in the late Meiji Period (1900–1912), when it operated as a wholesaler of tatami mat covers and warp threads. The prop...

This grand traditional residence conveys the lifestyle of a wealthy landowner who prospered in the sake brewing business during the Edo period (1603–1868). The main house was built in 1760, and the...

The Inaba Kaidō was a historic route connecting Tottori (Inaba) and Himeji (Harima). For centuries, it served not only as a corridor for economic, cultural, and political exchange, but at times als...

Designated as a National Place of Scenic Beauty, this waterfall and its surrounding area also form part of a Prefectural Natural Park. Plunging 110 metres down a sheer cliff approximately 20 met...