Samahara Shrine
A shrine at Kamo in Tsuyama, held to be the origin of the Samuhara Shrine in Osaka.
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A shrine at Kamo in Tsuyama, held to be the origin of the Samuhara Shrine in Osaka.
A riverside hot spring in Kagamino, hired by the hour, reached along a path through bamboo.
A hot spring in Kagamino, where the custom of washing clothes in the river with the feet survives.
An open-air bath on the bed of the Asahi River in Maniwa, mixed bathing and free.
A hot spring in Mimasaka, said to have been found about 1,200 years ago by the priest Ennin, who saw a white egret there.
An amusement park and eating place in Maniwa, serving the grilled meat Hiruzen is known for.
A limestone cave in Maniwa, held to be the oldest recorded in Japanese documents.
A waterfall about 10 metres high in Kagamino, which can be seen from behind.
A roadside station in Nishiawakura, dealing in sweets and specialities from inside and outside the prefecture.
A farm in Maniwa, where you taste dairy goods while watching the Jersey herd graze.
A gorge of about three kilometres in Kagamino, the prefecture's signature place for autumn colour.
A hot spring in Maniwa, with inns along the Asahi River and a generous flow.
A field at 350 metres in Mimasaka, with sunflowers over three hectares.
A roadside station in Mimasaka, dealing in black soybeans and local sake.
A hot spring in Kagamino at 700 metres, the highest in the prefecture.
A public bath in Maniwa, a rock tub where the water rises through the bedrock underfoot.
A hands-on centre in Shoo built around farming, with a farm stand.
A castle-site park in Tsuyama, built in 1616 by Tadamasa Mori and known for its cherry blossom.
A preserved townscape in Maniwa, a post town on the Izumo highway and the first such district designated in the prefecture.
A preserved townscape in Tsuyama on the old Izumo highway, with namako walls and latticed windows.
A farm in Mimasaka with strawberry and grape picking on a scale among the largest in the prefecture.
A waterfall in Maniwa, 110 metres high and 20 wide, with a path down to its foot.
The original bathhouse of Yunogo Onsen in Mimasaka, said to have been found by Ennin when he saw an egret.
A nature park in Mimasaka at 865 metres, with a large bell tower.