Kōraku Garden

Tradition and innovation mingle in a remarkable riverside landscaped space, founded in the 17th century and considered one of Japan’s best gardens.

Thousands of years of history and a certified national treasure are housed in a museum dedicated to the preservation of Okayama’s long heritage.

Centered on his iconic pieces, the Yumeji women, one of Japan’s most famous cultural figures started a truly aesthetic movement.

Try on a kimono or attempt to sculpt some Bizen pottery while you tour an accurate reconstruction of Kyushu’s famous “crow castle.”

After visiting Ujo Park, make a plan to see the other sights and activities in Okayama. Amble around the area's gardens, or seek out its biking trails.

Some of the city’s and region’s most influential artists, going far back into history, provide a sense of Okayama through artists’ eyes.