Jomon Roman Park
Holds the Wakasa Mikata Jomon Museum, a building shaped after the belly of a clay figure, showing dugout canoes and other finds from Jomon sites.
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Holds the Wakasa Mikata Jomon Museum, a building shaped after the belly of a clay figure, showing dugout canoes and other finds from Jomon sites.
A hub in Dotonbori, using video technology to put out information about the district.
A gallery in Ako on Ako's unglazed ungayaki ware, on high ground above the Seto Inland Sea.
A kamaboko maker's facility in Himeji, founded in 1916, where the making can be watched.
A building in Tamba-Sasayama, a reconstruction of the great hall of Sasayama Castle, built at Tokugawa Ieyasu's order.
A company facility in Nishi ward, Kobe, opened in 1988, on confectionery making and food culture.
A park in Aridagawa, preserving rolling stock from a closed line and about 400 metres of track.
A 160-metre suspension bridge in Aridagawa, looking down on the Futagawa dam lake.
Raft riding in Kitayama village — the only place in Japan where you ride a log raft poled by hand.
A spot on the Tsubakiyama dam lake in Hidakagawa, where a shout comes back as an echo.
A gorge in Chizu, known for new green and autumn colour, with fine cedar woods.
A confectioner in Kurayoshi, making sweets that represent the prefecture.
Wasabi beds at Sekigane in Kurayoshi, where the growing can be watched.
A reservoir in Kurayoshi, with Mount Daisen reflected upside down on its surface.
The only mine tunnel at the Iwami Ginzan silver mine kept permanently open, walkable from end to end.
A park in Oda, between the townscape district and the mine district of Iwami Ginzan.
A street in the Kurashiki Bikan quarter dealing in denim, in the birthplace of Japanese-made jeans.
About 400 metres of street at Kojima in Kurashiki, lined with the shops of local jeans makers.
A drinks factory in Wake, in full operation since 2015 and open for tours.
The bridge joining Okayama with Kagawa, opened in 1988, carrying both road and railway.
A farm in Maniwa, where you taste dairy goods while watching the Jersey herd graze.