Itami Sakagura-dori
A street in Itami with sake breweries running since the Edo period, held to be one of the birthplaces of sake.
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A street in Itami with sake breweries running since the Edo period, held to be one of the birthplaces of sake.
A seafood market in Shirahama, with fish from across Japan to eat on the spot.
A beach fifteen minutes' walk from Wakayama Marina City, with palms along the shore.
A roadside station in Wakayama City, grown from an agricultural park, with hands-on food and farming.
A roadside station in Nachikatsuura, joined to Nachi Station, with a beach behind it.
A roadside station in Aridagawa, dealing in local vegetables and handmade seasonings.
A vineyard growing mainly Kyoho grapes, run jointly by its growers.
A roadside station in Kamitonda, doubling as an expressway rest stop, with travel information.
A market at Tottori port, selling the day's catch, with an eating area attached.
The home of a game devised at Tomari in Yurihama, with simple rules that anyone can play.
A museum in Kurayoshi, the only one in Japan devoted to the pear.
A farm at the foot of Mount Daisen, where you can meet the animals.
A soft-serve ice cream made with black tea, sold at the Daisen Megumi-no-Sato roadside station.
A products hall beside Matsue Castle, dealing in the prefecture's sweets and crafts.
A museum in the Kurashiki Bikan quarter, gathering the Momotaro legend and material about it.
A farm stand in Akaiwa, selling local fruit, vegetables and preserves.
A farm stand in Ibara, in grape-growing country, selling local produce.
An orchard in Niimi on a plateau 450 to 500 metres high, where day and night temperatures differ greatly.
A products hall in Okayama, dealing in the prefecture's foods and crafts such as Bizen ware.
An olive grove in Setouchi, opened in 1942, growing about 2,000 trees.
A roadside station in Mimasaka, dealing in black soybeans and local sake.
A strawberry farm in Higashi ward, Okayama, growing 15 tonnes a year under about 30 ares of greenhouse.
A hands-on agricultural park in southern Okayama, marked by a white viewing tower.