Bitchu Takamatsu Castle Ruins Museum
A museum in Okayama on the site of Bitchu-Takamatsu Castle, known for the water attack of 1582.
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A museum in Okayama on the site of Bitchu-Takamatsu Castle, known for the water attack of 1582.
A lookout in Kurashiki, over the night lights of the Mizushima industrial belt.
The original bathhouse of Yunogo Onsen in Mimasaka, said to have been found by Ennin when he saw an egret.
A fishing method used in Bizen and elsewhere, in which you wait in a hut over a lift net and take fish at night.
A nature park in Mimasaka at 865 metres, with a large bell tower.
A school in Bizen founded in 1670, held to be Japan's first public school for commoners.
A park in Kasaoka beside the horseshoe crab museum, with dinosaur models.
A museum opened in Bizen in July 2025, showing Bizen ware and contemporary ceramics.
A roadside station in Setouchi, with the islands of the Inland Sea from its viewing garden.
About a kilometre of sand in Tamano, chosen among Japan's hundred finest shores.
A farm stand in Soja, with the five-storey pagoda of Bitchu Kokubunji in view.
A townscape in Setouchi, a port where ships waited for wind on the western sea route, and where Korean envoys called.
A theme park in Tamano with indoor and outdoor zones where you play with toys.
An observatory at Bisei in Ibara, with a 101-centimetre telescope.
A free footbath on the Yunogo hot-spring street, shaped as a footprint after a legend of a giant.
A hot spring in Wake, an alkaline simple spring yielding 150 tonnes a day.
A public hot spring at Takebe in Okayama, looking out on the Asahi River and the hills.
A single-inn hot spring in Maniwa, where 38-degree water rises from a crack in the bedrock.
A centre in Misaki made as a place to get to know livestock farming, on five hectares.
An association that guides visitors around Kojima in Kurashiki, formed in 2013.