Okayama Prefecture faces the Seto Inland Sea and is the gateway connecting Shikoku and Honshu. It is also known as the "Land of Sunshine" because it has more sunny days than most of the country. Within the prefecture, the beautiful Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter, with its white-walled storehouses and willow-lined streets that remain from the Edo period, is popular with tourists from both Japan and abroad, but it is also gradually becoming known as the birthplace of domestically produced denim.
A popular tourist destination representing Okayama Prefecture. Traditional white-walled warehouses harmonize with Western-style architecture in a beautiful townscape, and you can also enjoy river boat rides and the various cafés.
A museum that specializes in exhibiting swords. Located in Osafune, the mecca for Japanese swords, visitors can engage with the craftsmanship through exhibits of Bizen swords and a sword-forging experience.
Located near the summit at an altitude of 430 meters, this is the only mountain castle still standing in Japan. A spectacular view of the stone walls and sea of clouds can be seen from the castle tower, a nationally designated Important Cultural Property.
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To fully enjoy Western Japan, you must visit Okayama Prefecture.Not only does Okayama Prefecture boast numerous captivating spots and delectable...
By Air:
Haneda Airport ～ Okayama Momotaro Airport : 1hr 20min.
By Train（Shinkansen）:
Tokyo Station ～ Okayama Station : Approx. 3hr 30min.
Shin-Osaka Station～ Okayama Station : Approx. 45 min.
