Things To Do in Okayama Prefecture
IMPORTANT NOTICE: OPTIONAL VISIT TO CHICHU ART MUSEUM ・Free time is available in the Benesse Area from 1:00 PM to 3:25 PM (includes Benesse House Museum, Valley Gallery, and time for lunch at your own expense). ・Chichu Art Museum tickets are NOT included in this tour. ・If you wish to visit during...
Make Your Own Jeans at Betty Smith — Kojima, Okayama Create your one-of-a-kind jeans at Betty Smith, in Kojima, Okayama — Japan’s legendary “Denim Capital.” This patented jeans-making experience is available only here. Using patterns perfected from over 20,000 custom orders, you’ll craft your own...
This value-packed trip with a government-licensed and experienced multilingual tour guide is a fantastic and efficient way to explore Okayama! The jewel of Okayama City is Korakuen Garden, considered one of Japan's top three gardens. You can enjoy pink cherry blossoms in the spring, multi-colored...
Discover Japanese home cooking at a family rice farm in Kurashiki with nearly 400 years of history. Your host, Chieko, welcomes you into her farmhouse and personally leads the class. No English-speaking guide accompanies the experience; Chieko uses simple English and gestures. The rice is grown by...
Explore Okayama's rich history on a guided walking tour that highlights the monumental Okayama Castle and the stunning Korakuen Garden. Discover how these sites reflect the evolution of power, aesthetics, and political change in Japan from the medieval period to the early modern age. Walk through...
・Enjoy a hands-on Bizen pottery workshop for beginners ・Guided by a bilingual (English–Japanese) local expert ・Optional international pottery shipping Bizen-yaki, one of Japan’s oldest ceramic traditions, originated in Okayama. Its earthy tones and natural textures reflect wabi-sabi, the beauty of...
This value-packed trip with a government-licensed and experienced multilingual tour guide is a fantastic and efficient way to explore Kurashiki! The main attraction in Kurashiki is its atmospheric Bikan quarter, an area of historic buildings along an old willow-edged canal, laneways lined with old...