Tourist attractions in Okayama Prefecture: profiles, services and practical information.
Uno Port is Okayama’s sea link with Naoshima and other islands in the Seto Inland Sea. The pier is a short walk from Uno Station, which keeps the transfer simple for tra…
View profile →Okayama Castle overlooks the Asahi River with a black silhouette that earned it the name U-jō, or Crow Castle. The present keep was rebuilt in reinforced concrete after…
View profile →Korakuen was created in the late seventeenth century as a strolling garden for the Ikeda lords, who governed the Okayama domain. Construction began in 1687, and the gard…
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