It is one of the three most outstanding gardens in japan

Korakuen was created by the Okayama lord, Ikeda Tsunamasa ordered by Okayama District deputy officer and Tsuda nagatada, it was built in 1687 and completed in 1700 (Genroku 13 years)  . It is a scissor of Asahikawa flowing through Okayama city, located in the middle of Okayama castle. Okayama castle and the surrounding mountains are borrowed in the garden of Ikeizumi wandering gardens centering around the building where the lord hosted guests · Enbu-tei (Een). In the Edo era, he was calling Enbu Tei as a tea house man and the garden as a back yard or a rear garden. In 1871 (Meiji 4), when opening the garden open to the public, "Korakuen" has been revised.

The total area is 133,000 square meters, about three times the Tokyo Dome ...

There is a famous evening scene appreciation spot which was also chosen as one hundred sunset in Japan.

Seto Ohashi is a general term for 10 bridges connecting Honshu (Kurashiki City, Okayama Prefecture) and Shikoku (Sakaide City, Kagawa Prefecture) across the Seto Inland Sea, one of Honshu-Shikoku Bridge.
It is also said that the Seto Ohashi bridge is called "Bisan Seto Ohashi Bridge" ... In the year of Heisei 20, it was selected as the 20th century heritage of Japan.

The five-storied pagoda is designated as an important cultural property in the country.

Bitchu-　Kokubunji is a temple of Shingon sect Omuro sect in Okayama prefecture s. Mountain is Mount Rizhao. principal object of worship is Yakushiji nyorai.

Among the Kokubunji built in various parts of Japan by the Emperor Shomu in the Nara period, it is the successor temple of Bokna Kokubunji. The five-storied pagoda built in the countryscape is a symbolic presence of the sightseeing area Kibi-way.

The five-storied pagoda is 34.32 meters high. In the Northern and Morning era era of the Nara era seven-story pagoda (presumed height 50 meters. The tower mark remains) After 1821 (the 4th year of government) changed its position and began rebuilding, the Hiroka year (1844 - 1847 ) Was completed. It is the only five-storied tower in Okayama prefecture that leaves the style of the latter period of the Edo period thick. Originally planned in the triple tower was supposed to be changed to a five-storied pagoda, with three layers being the zelkova wood, pine wood being the main body up to the 4th layer. This tower is designated as an important cultural property of the country.

It is the biggest cultural heritage that Fukiya people left for future generations.

A stunning city street with a red-colored appearance is a testimony that people in this area have kept secret and still lives here. Every house is a wonderful cultural heritage, the landscape of the town that will become a picture even if you visit various seasons is impressed.