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Yamada Bee Farm Headquarters
Yamada Bee Farm in Kagamino. It handles beekeeping and health foods.
Asamurasaki Okayama Plant
Asamurasaki in Kasaoka. It makes processed soy sauce products such as oyster soy sauce.
Hiruzen Highlands
Uplands in Maniwa, known for grazing Jersey cattle — a leading upland resort in western Japan.
Kibitsu Shrine
A shrine in Okayama honouring Kibitsuhiko, the origin of the Momotaro legend, with a long corridor.
Momotaro Karakuri Museum
A museum in the Kurashiki Bikan quarter, gathering the Momotaro legend and material about it.
Sanyo Aozora-ichi Momo-no-Sato
A farm stand in Akaiwa, selling local fruit, vegetables and preserves.
Budo Roman-kan
A farm stand in Ibara, in grape-growing country, selling local produce.
Hiruzen Kogen Center Joyful Park
An amusement park and eating place in Maniwa, serving the grilled meat Hiruzen is known for.
Ohara Tourist Orchard
An orchard in Niimi on a plateau 450 to 500 metres high, where day and night temperatures differ greatly.
Hare-no-Kuni Okayama-kan
A products hall in Okayama, dealing in the prefecture's foods and crafts such as Bizen ware.
Ushimado Olive Garden
An olive grove in Setouchi, opened in 1942, growing about 2,000 trees.
Kibitsuhiko Shrine
A shrine in Okayama honouring Kibitsuhiko, the origin of Momotaro.
Saisai Chaya Roadside Station
A roadside station in Mimasaka, dealing in black soybeans and local sake.
SUN STATION TERRACE OKAYAMA
A shopping complex joined to Okayama Station, with souvenirs and restaurants.
Okayama Fruit Farm
A strawberry farm in Higashi ward, Okayama, growing 15 tonnes a year under about 30 ares of greenhouse.
Okayama City South Village
A hands-on agricultural park in southern Okayama, marked by a white viewing tower.
Mimasaka Farm
A farm in Mimasaka with strawberry and grape picking on a scale among the largest in the prefecture.
Bizen Umi-no-Eki
A fish market in Bizen, with the catch landed at Hinase and Ushimado.
JA Hare-no-Kuni Okayama Shunkan Hiroba
A farm stand in Soja, with the five-storey pagoda of Bitchu Kokubunji in view.