Mount Washu
A hill in Kurashiki, named for its likeness to an eagle with spread wings, a scenic site of Setonaikai National Park.
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A hill in Kurashiki, named for its likeness to an eagle with spread wings, a scenic site of Setonaikai National Park.
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.
A boat from Kojima port, passing under the Great Seto Bridge in about 45 minutes.
A castle called the crow castle for its black walls, refurbished in November 2022.
A farm stand in Akaiwa, selling local fruit, vegetables and preserves.
A drinks factory in Wake, in full operation since 2015 and open for tours.
A sightseeing boat on the Kurashiki canal, viewing the white-walled streets from the water.
A farm stand in Ibara, in grape-growing country, selling local produce.
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.
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.
A roadside station in Setouchi, with strawberry picking from winter into spring and mandarins in autumn.
An olive grove in Setouchi, opened in 1942, growing about 2,000 trees.
The bridge joining Okayama with Kagawa, opened in 1988, carrying both road and railway.
A waterfall about 10 metres high in Kagamino, which can be seen from behind.
A fish market at Shimotsui in Kurashiki, with the day's octopus and mantis shrimp.
A preserved townscape in Kurashiki, keeping traces of a port that prospered on the kitamaebune trade.
A left-luggage counter beside the Shinkansen gates at Okayama Station.
A hot-spring facility in Tamano, looking out on the Inland Sea and the ferries crossing it.
An industrial belt in Kurashiki, with more than 200 works over some 2,500 hectares.
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.