Okayama/Kurashiki and Setouchi island tour course

A famous castle with white walls and a world cultural heritage site. The beauty of the 5-story, 7-story large castle tower, which retains its original appearance 400 years ago, is a must-see.

If you come to Okayama, Okayama Korakuen, one of Japan's top three gardens, is a must-visit spot. The beautifully maintained lawns and trees within the garden allow you to fully experience Japanese garden culture. Another appeal is that you can enjoy the scenery of each season.

Okayama Castle is one of Japan's 100 famous castles and its black castle tower catches the eye. From the top floor, you can enjoy a 360-degree view of Korakuen and Okayama city, making you feel like a lord. Also, there are various things inside the castle grounds. There are exhibitions of materials and commemorative photo spots, so we recommend it.

Nationally designated traditional building preservation district where beautiful white-walled storehouses and townhouses line the Kurashiki River. Enjoy a stroll as there are souvenir shops, galleries, and cafes inside the buildings.

The Ohara Museum of Art, a symbol of the Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter, has an eye-catching Greek architectural style. Admire world-class masterpieces such as El Greco's "Annunciation" and Monet's "Water Lilies" let's.

As the Kojima area of ​​Kurashiki is the birthplace of domestically produced jeans, we carry denim products made in Kojima, as well as denim accessories and accessories. At the take-out corner, we sell light snacks finished in a blue color inspired by denim, such as ramune-flavored ``Denim Soft'' and ``Denim Man.''

Shiraishi Island in the Seto Inland Sea has a calm time. In the summer, you can enjoy sea bathing and marine sports, so stay overnight and enjoy it. There is also an observation deck that overlooks the islands of the Seto Inland Sea. Freshness unique to the island Enjoy delicious seafood.

It is a remote island approximately 31km from Kasaoka Port. The island's idyllic scenery has been used as a filming location for movies and TV dramas. It is a historic island that even appears in Saigyo Hoshi's ``Yamake Shu'', and was the base of the Manabe Navy in the Middle Ages.

It has preserved the devastation of the time of the atomic bombing, and has become a symbol throughout the ages that appeals to the world about the abolition of nuclear weapons and the importance of lasting peace. In December 1996, it was registered as a World Cultural Heritage Site.

Kansai International Airport is an international hub airport with a rich network of international and domestic flights.
It is used by many people as a 24-hour maritime airport with multiple 4,000m-class runways, and as an airport that coexists with the local community and environment.​
A new international flight area will open on December 5, 2023, including a walk-through duty-free shop!