Mount Kinojo (Kinojo Castle)
The site of an ancient mountain fortress in Soja. One of Japan's hundred fine castles, though no history records it.
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The site of an ancient mountain fortress in Soja. One of Japan's hundred fine castles, though no history records it.
A shrine at Kamo in Tsuyama, held to be the origin of the Samuhara Shrine in Osaka.
A castle called the crow castle for its black walls, refurbished in November 2022.
A sightseeing boat on the Kurashiki canal, viewing the white-walled streets from the water.
A preserved townscape in Kurashiki, keeping traces of a port that prospered on the kitamaebune trade.
An industrial belt in Kurashiki, with more than 200 works over some 2,500 hectares.
A gorge of about three kilometres in Kagamino, the prefecture's signature place for autumn colour.
A temple in Okayama, counted among Japan's three great Inari, keeping the fusion of Buddhist and Shinto forms.
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 museum in Okayama on the site of Bitchu-Takamatsu Castle, known for the water attack of 1582.
A school in Bizen founded in 1670, held to be Japan's first public school for commoners.
A museum opened in Bizen in July 2025, showing Bizen ware and contemporary ceramics.
A townscape in Setouchi, a port where ships waited for wind on the western sea route, and where Korean envoys called.