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Hiruzen Highlands
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OkayamaNature & Scenery
OkayamaArchitectureOkayama
Kibitsu Shrine
A shrine in Okayama honouring Kibitsuhiko, the origin of the Momotaro legend, with a long corridor.
Okayama
Momotaro Karakuri Museum
A museum in the Kurashiki Bikan quarter, gathering the Momotaro legend and material about it.
Okayama
Sanyo Aozora-ichi Momo-no-Sato
A farm stand in Akaiwa, selling local fruit, vegetables and preserves.
Okayama
Budo Roman-kan
A farm stand in Ibara, in grape-growing country, selling local produce.
Okayama
Ohara Tourist Orchard
An orchard in Niimi on a plateau 450 to 500 metres high, where day and night temperatures differ greatly.
Okayama
Hare-no-Kuni Okayama-kan
A products hall in Okayama, dealing in the prefecture's foods and crafts such as Bizen ware.
OkayamaFood & MarketsOkayama
Ushimado Olive Garden
An olive grove in Setouchi, opened in 1942, growing about 2,000 trees.
OkayamaShrines & TemplesOkayama
Kibitsuhiko Shrine
A shrine in Okayama honouring Kibitsuhiko, the origin of Momotaro.
OkayamaFood & MarketsMimasaka - Tsuyama - Hiruzen
Saisai Chaya Roadside Station
A roadside station in Mimasaka, dealing in black soybeans and local sake.
Okayama
Okayama Fruit Farm
A strawberry farm in Higashi ward, Okayama, growing 15 tonnes a year under about 30 ares of greenhouse.
OkayamaFood & MarketsOkayama
Okayama City South Village
A hands-on agricultural park in southern Okayama, marked by a white viewing tower.
Mimasaka - Tsuyama - Hiruzen
Mimasaka Farm
A farm in Mimasaka with strawberry and grape picking on a scale among the largest in the prefecture.
Okayama
Bizen Umi-no-Eki
A fish market in Bizen, with the catch landed at Hinase and Ushimado.
Okayama
JA Hare-no-Kuni Okayama Shunkan Hiroba
A farm stand in Soja, with the five-storey pagoda of Bitchu Kokubunji in view.