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Maniwa CityHiruzen Jersey Land
Maniwa City
Fresh dairy goods made from the milk of Jersey cows are popular.
This stock farm extends into the nature of Hiruzen-kogen Heights which is the famous as one of the l…
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Okayama CityOkayama Korakuen Garden
Okayama City
One of Japan’s three most celebrated gardens, awarded 3 stars in the Michelin Green Guide Japan
This quintessential Japanese garden was created roughly 300 years ago by the area’s daimyo (domain l…
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Okayama CityOkayama Castle
Okayama City
Wear a kimono in the castle and try your hand at making ceramics!
Completed in 1597 after eight years of construction, Okayama Castle is one of Japan’s top 100 castle…
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Okayama CityKibitsuhiko-jinja Shrine
Okayama City
Shrine deifying the figure that inspired the Legend of Momotaro
Kibutsuhiko no Mikoto, believed to be the figure that inspired the famous Japanese legend of Momotar…
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Okayama CitySaijo Inari
Okayama City
One of Japan’s three top Inari shrines, featuring an enormous torii 27.5 m tall!
Saijo Inari, founded more than 1,200 years ago, is one of Japan’s three top Inari shrines. A temple …
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Okayama CityHayashibara Museum of Art
Okayama City
Showcasing works of art from the Orient
The Hayashibara Museum of Art features art from Japan and East Asia as well as home furnishings from…
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Okayama CityManekineko Museum of Art
Okayama City
Overflowing with cute manekineko inviting fortune!
This museum houses a collection of manekineko (lucky cats) with raised hands inviting fortune in, a …
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Okayama CityKirin Beer Park Okayama
Okayama City
Come and raise your glass to fresh Japanese beer!
This “park” is the Okayama factory of one of Japan’s leading beer producers, Kirin Brewery. Visitors…
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Okayama CityInujima Island
Okayama City
A quiet art island renowned for its smeltery chimneys
Inujima Island once flourished as a hotspot in Japan’s quarrying and smelting industries. Visitors f…
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Okayama CityYumeji Art Museum
Okayama City
Museum of art dedicated to Yumeji Takehisa, widely known as the “Japanese Toulouse-Lautrec”
The Yumeji Art Museum features a collection of works by Okayama-born Yumeji Takehisa, a poet and art…
