Experience a journey as bright as the skies in Sunny Okayama.
OKAYAMAArea Guide
About Okayama Prefecture
Okayama Prefecture is known as the "Land of Sunshine" thanks to its warm climate and many sunny days. It’s a region rich in natural beauty and historical charm. In the southern area along the Seto Inland Sea, visitors can enjoy scenic island views, gentle coastal breezes, and outdoor activities like cycling, cruising, and beach leisure. Inland, you’ll find historic castle towns, soothing hot springs, and mountain villages that showcase Japan’s seasonal beauty.
Okayama is also famous as a “Fruit Kingdom,” especially for its premium white peaches and muscat grapes, which are highly regarded throughout Japan. Cities like Kurashiki offer a unique blend of history and modern culture, with picturesque streets, traditional architecture, local art, crafts, and delicious cuisine.
With its perfect balance of urban life and natural surroundings, Okayama promises a peaceful and enriching experience for all who visit.
About the Cycling Tour
This tour is open to participants who are at least 140 cm tall and under 70 years of age, in accordance with insurance coverage requirements.
For safety reasons, those with back pain, heart conditions, or who are pregnant are not eligible to join.
As the course includes hills and longer distances, this experience is recommended for individuals who are confident in their physical fitness.
Kojima Area, Kurashiki City
Nestled within the Seto Inland Sea, the Kojima area is a captivating destination where cycling and denim culture come together. Enjoy breathtaking routes with views of the Seto Ohashi Bridge, and immerse yourself in the world of denim with a riveting experience creating your own custom item.
Let the gentle sea breeze, stunning natural landscapes, and local charm offer you a truly special experience.
Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter
The Bikan Historical Quarter is a picturesque area brimming with history and charm, where white-walled buildings and tranquil riverside scenery come together. Lined with Edo-era warehouses and traditional townhouses, it offers a seamless blend of old-world Japan and modern cafes and shops.
Explore traditional crafts, savour local delicacies, and find relaxation in every step. With its ever-changing seasonal beauty, this unique district encapsulates the timeless appeal of Kurashiki.