Best Architectures In Okayama
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Okayama's popular tourist destination 'Bikan Chiku (Historical Quarter)'. It was flourished as a merchant town and now it leaves buildings with beautiful white walls and willow trees along the river, which are the taste of Edo Period. You can enjoy boating and rickshaw like traveling to the old times of Japan. And also the delicious food around here.◎Access: about 10min from Kurashiki Station. There're lot of parking lots around the area. The boating is so popular that you should buy tickets as soon as you arrive.
Name
Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter
Address
Chuo, Kurashiki-shi, OkayamaGoogle Map
How to get there
10 min walk from Kurashiki Station
Parking
Nearby toll parking area is available
You can't find five-storied pagoda elsewhere in Okayama. Located among the vast rice fields, this pagoda is a symbol of Kibi-ji Road and has Japanese nostalgic scenery. This area is popular for not only walking but also for cycling.◎The former temple had been built in Nara period and now this building was rebuilt in Edo period. The five-storied pagoda is a National Important Cultural Asset.
Name
Bicchu Kokubun-ji Temple
Address
1046 Kambayashi, Soja-shi, OkayamaGoogle Map
How to get there
Parking
Parking area is available
This is a shrine of Kibitsuhiko-no Mikoto, a model of an Japanese folk tale 'Momotaro'. Its precinct is huge and has many things to see. Among them, beautiful cloister as long as 400 meters making the best use of nature slope is the very highlight. You can see the scenery of impressive atmosphere.◎Parking lot: free Entrance fee: free It's also famous for seasonal flowers such as hydrangea, Japanese tree peony and Japanese plum trees.
Name
Kibitsu Shrine
Address
931 Kibitsu Kita-ku, Okayama-shi, OkayamaGoogle Map
How to get there
Parking
Free parking area is available
The old spinning mill was remodeled into a hotel and restaurant. Surrounded by red bricks and ivy, this square is full of retro atmosphere.
Name
Kurashiki Ivy Square
Address
7-2 Honmachi, Kurashiki-shi, OkayamaGoogle Map
Tel
086-422-0011
How to get there
Parking
Toll parking area is available
It's a landmark of Kurashiki. The structure like a genuine Greek Temple is splendid.
Name
Ohara Art Museum
Address
1-1-15 Chuo, Kurashiki-shi, OkayamaGoogle Map
Tel
086-422-0005
Hours
9:00-17:00
Closed
Mon
How to get there
Parking
Nearby toll parking area is available
The legacy of industrial modernization, Inu-jima refinery's retro appearance got mixed with art works and buildings to make you feel being in an another time at this museum.
Name
Inujima Seirensho (Refinery) Art Museum
Address
327−4 Inujima Higashi-ku, Okayama-shi, OkayamaGoogle Map
Tel
086-947-1112
Hours
10:00-16:30
Closed
Tue, Tue・Wed・Thu
How to get there
5 min walk from Inujima Port
A dome house built using the earthback construction method using sandbags. It's like a movie set. The cafe is also open several days a month. It's a place you'll want to go to over and over again, with a variety of events and buildings included. It is safe to climb or sit on what looks like an outside staircase. Seeing the surrounding mountains from a different perspective will make you want to take a deep breath. It's a perfect place for a drive.
Name
Haremani
Address
561-1 Takaya, Kibichuo-cho, Kaga-gun, Okayama, JapanGoogle Map
How to get there
15 min by car, from Kayo IC
Bicchu Matsuyama Castle is located in Takahasi, Okayama, and proud of its the highest position among the other castles with existing castle towers. If you are in exact timing with a sea of clouds, you can see very fantastic scene of the castle.◎Access: 20minutes walk to the castle tower from Fuigo Touge parking lot. Admission fee: 300yen. The sea of clouds: the beginning of November to December
Name
Bicchu Matsuyama Castle
Address
1 Uchisange, Takahashi-shi, OkayamaGoogle Map
How to get there
Parking
Parking area is available
Opened in the early Edo era, the old Shizutani School is designated as a special historic site. In autumn, two huge trees show the beautiful colors of red and yellow.
Name
Shizutani School
Address
784 Shizutani, Bizen-shi, OkayamaGoogle Map
Tel
0869-67-1436
Hours
9:00-17:00
How to get there
By car, 8 min from JR Yoshinaga Station, or 15 min from Bizen IC. Parking area is available.
Parking
Parking area is available