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Sushi Making
The restaurant has a capacity of 60 people on the 1
st floor and 50 for the 2
nd floor. Even from 1 person can join this activity. [..]
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Manekineko Art Museum
Located in a mountainside village in Okayama City, not far from the Asahi River, this quaint museum is one of the only museums in the country dedicated to cats — to “manekineko” cat statues, specifically. “Manekineko” figures are traditionally used to invite people or wealth into one’s life or business. This museum has hundreds of figures on display in a variety of styles and mediums, including paper, wood, ceramic and pottery, and stone. [..]
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Kibitsu Jinja Shrine
Kibitsu Shrine is a Shinto shrine that is central to the history of Okayama as well as to the legend of “Momotaro the Peach Boy”. Although it is a religious facility, Shinto is an all-encompassing religion and the shrine itself is a popular sightseeing destination for local residents and visitors alike. [..]
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Okayama Castle
Okayama Castle is a must-see site on every visitor’s itinerary. The castle was bombed and destroyed in the war and has been rebuilt. Also called “Crow Castle” because of its black color, the castle offers a great view of the city and neighboring Korakuen Garden from the top floor. [..]
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Korakuen Garden
Korakuen is one of the best three traditional Japanese gardens in Japan, and has been awarded three stars in the Michelin Green Guide Japan tourism guidebook. It is a must-see location in Okayama City, and is beautiful in any season. A stroll through this stunning garden will enliven your senses and leave your soul refreshed. [..]
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