Okayama Castle, Okayama, is popularly known as Crow Castle as it is painted a striking black. Okayama Castle is next to Korakuen Read more [...]
Introduction
Okayama Prefecture is famous for Korakuen Garden, one of the Three Great Gardens of Japan, Okayama Castle, the historical town Kurashiki, Bitchu Matsuyama Castle and Tsuyama Castle. Okayama Prefecture is located on the southern coast of Honshu in the Chugoku region. The capital city of Okayama Prefecture is Okayama.
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Yumiko Igarashi Museum
Yumiko Igarashi is one of the most famous Japanese Manga artists. Yumiko Igarashi Museum has a collection of her works and various Read more [...]
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Yurinso (Ohara House Annex)
Yurinso (Ohara House Annex) is the second house of the Ohara family, built by Magosaburo Ohara for his wife. The uniquely baked roof Read more [...]
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Ohara Museum of Art
Established in 1930, Ohara Museum of Art is the first Japanese private western art museum. From western oil paintings to modern Japanese art, Read more [...]
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Ohashi House
Ohashi Family was a wealthy merchant in Kurashiki in Edo Period. Built in 1796, this house has a large gate, which also functions as a Read more [...]
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Kurashiki Museum of Folkcraft
Opened in 1948, Kurashiki Museum of Folkcraft has a collection of objects made by ordinary people for daily use including pottery and Read more [...]
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Kurashiki River
Kurashiki River in the Kurashiki Bikan Area in Okayama Prefecture was busy with the traffic of many cargo boats in the Edo Period. Read more [...]
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Momotaro Karakuri Hakubutsukan
Momotaro is a famous Japanese folk tale based in Okayama. He fought against demons with assistant of a dog, monkey and pheasant. Opened Read more [...]
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Music Box Concert Hall
Music Box Concert Hall, in the Kurashiki Bikan Area, presents 30-minute concerts on 30 antique organs, pianos and music boxes from Read more [...]