Okayama Prefecture Travel Guide

A farm where you can enjoy a variety of experiences, from fruit picking to BBQ and pizza making.

A tourist farm where you can enjoy hands-on experiences and browse the shops while strolling through olive groves with views of the Seto Inland Sea.

The glittering night view of the kombinat is sure to leave you impressed.

A popular viewpoint said to be the only place in Japan where factories and rice terraces share the same scene.

An elegant Bizen ware village where old-world charm still remains.

A nature-themed park where you can enjoy German countryside scenery, seasonal flowers, and hands-on experiences with animals.

The only public art museum in Japan dedicated to the ancient Orient.

A major terminal station with extensive shopping facilities, making it a convenient base for sightseeing in the Chugoku and Shikoku area.

A hot spring destination known for its massive open-air bath, Sunayu, where hot spring water wells up from the riverbed, and its scenic mountain-valley setting.

A natural park where you can enjoy a famed waterfall with a drop of about 110 meters and stroll through the surrounding gorge scenery.

A farmer's theme park packed with all kinds of fun.

An interactive science museum with exhibits where you can learn how science works through hands-on experiences, along with a full-scale planetarium.

Enjoy top-quality teppanyaki made with carefully selected ingredients in an elegant setting.

Enjoy Setouchi cuisine with spectacular views from 101 meters above ground.

Casually enjoy authentic Italian cuisine that pairs perfectly with wine.

A restaurant where you can enjoy Tsuyama cuisine featuring the rich flavor of horumon.

A popular diner where you can enjoy both demi-katsu-don and Chinese noodles.

Enjoy chewy Sanuki udon and Okayama’s local specialty, demi-katsu rice bowl.

A fish market where you can enjoy fresh oysters and seafood delivered directly from Hinase Port.

A barbecue spot in a fishing town where you can enjoy fresh seafood on the spot.

Enjoy Okayama fruits and local specialties at this upscale cafe directly connected to Okayama Station.

Enjoy Tsuyama’s specialty horumon udon and okonomiyaki made with a flavorful dashi broth.

A tranquil café for classical music and home-roasted specialty coffee.

A general store on the island was renovated to serve food such as the famous curry and drink.

A denim specialty spot in the Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter where you can casually enjoy Kojima-made denim.

An urban AEON MALL just a 5-minute walk from Okayama Station, proudly serving as the flagship mall for western Japan.

Creators and buyers connect at this curated gifts and everyday goods select shop hailing from Okayama.

Located near the Bikan Historical Quarter, this long-established department store is perfect for souvenir shopping in Kurashiki, Okayama.

A beloved department store with nearly 200 years of history, cherished by the people of Okayama.

Station-linked hub for great eats and shopping plus authentic Okayama goods, all under one roof.

A spacious outlet mall surrounded by greenery near JR Kurashiki Station, where one can spend a pleasant day in comfort.

Excellent access direct from the train station! A large commercial complex comprising about 100 specialist shops.

An affluent lifestyle design market for the “necessities of life (clothing, food and shelter)”.

A long-established inn loved by many notable figures, known for its hot spring that bubbles up from the riverbed.

One of the Seto Inland Sea area's most scenic inns, offering magnificent views, hot springs, and fine cuisine.

A popular, conveniently located hotel directly connected to JR Okayama Station.

About a 2-minute walk from JR Okayama Station. As Okayama City's only international-brand hotel, it provides world-class hospitality.

A hotel surrounded by abundant nature, where you can relax while looking out over the city below.

A resort hotel offering various activities next to the Seto Inland Sea.

Presenting a magnificent view of Setouchi National Park and the Great Seto Bridge, along with dishes prepared with freshly caught seafood and locally sourced ingredients.

The former Manabe Elementary was broken down and moved to be built as an inn, renovated each year.