OKAYAMA | CHUGOKU＋SHIKOKU×TOKYO (JAPAN)

Okayama Prefecture conveys the beautiful history and modernity of Japan.
Many visitors come to the Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter to walk the Edo-period streets lined with white walls and storehouses, and to enjoy tea and shopping in the historical buildings.
Okayama Korakuen is one of Japan's Three Great Gardens and is a popular tourist spot. Nearby is Okayama Castle, known by the nickname "Crow Castle" for its black exterior.
The vast gardens were made 300 years ago and feature a noh stage and a lotus pond where you can enjoy a very Japanese and magical view.
The Bizen Osafune Japanese Sword Museum is a must-see for its tour of the Japanese sword-making process.
Okayama has been called the "Fruit Kingdom" and is famous for growing fruit such as peaches and muscat grapes.
If you are in search of fruit, then Okayama's fruit parfaits, one of its specialties, are a must.

Getting from Tokyo to OKAYAMA
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Getting from Tokyo to OKAYAMA

Route 1

Haneda airport → Okayama airport : 1 hours and 15 minutes

Route 2

JR Tokyo station → JR Okayama station : 3 hours and 9 minuts by Tokaido/Sanyo shinkansen.

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Indoor and outdoor art tour of Tokyo, Chugoku and Shikoku

CHUGOKU＋SHIKOKU × TOKYO

Once you have had an eyeful of art old and new from the world's greatest in Tokyo, head to Chugoku and Shikoku. Here you will visit islands of the Seto Inland Sea and mountain villages where the focus is on contemporary art. In the second half of the trip, the focus turns to Japanese traditional art and gardens. Immerse yourself in art, outside and in, to your heart's content, from delightful public pieces that blend with the landscape to precious works found in art galleries.
Tokyo, Chugoku and Shikoku Gastronomy Tourism

CHUGOKU＋SHIKOKU × TOKYO

After experiencing Japan's classic and new food culture in Tokyo, dive deeper into regional cuisines in Chugoku and Shikoku, famous for their seafood and farm produce. While enjoying seasonal flavors that you will only find there, this is also a chance for deeper encounters with Japanese climate and history that underlie the country's food culture.
PLEASURE BOATS

OKAYAMA × TOKYO

After seeing the wonders of Tokyo by modern sightseeing boat on the Sumida River, take a trip to Kurashiki, an area that prospered under the rule of the Edo Shogunate. As you ride in a nostalgic rowboat, you’ll feel as if you’ve slipped back in time from Tokyo to the far-off Edo period.
CITYSCAPE FROM THE SKY

OKAYAMA × TOKYO

After looking out over Tokyo from Skytree, Japan’s tallest radio tower, head out to Bitchu Matsuyama Castle. This castle is known for being located at the highest point of all mountain castles with castle towers. Reflect on bygone history as you look out on the townscape stretching out beneath you.