Q.Tell me about the climate. Will it snow? When is the best season to visit?

A. Okayama has many sunny days, and the climate is perfect for sightseeing throughout the year. It rarely snows in Okayama and Kurashiki cities. It snows in the north, so you can enjoy the snowy scenery.

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Q.What are the recommended sightseeing spots?

A.I particularly recommend Okayama Korakuen and Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter.

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Q. Please tell me how to get to Okayama Prefecture.

A.Please see here.

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Q.What is the famous hot spring area?

A.There are Yubara Onsen, Yunogo Onsen, and Okutsu Onsen in the northern part of Okayama Prefecture. Each one has its own charm, so be sure to stay overnight.

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Q.What dishes do you recommend?

A.Please see here.

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Q.Where is the recommended place to enjoy the scenery of the Seto Inland Sea?

A. The southern part of Okayama faces the Seto Inland Sea, and Ushimado and Mt. Washuzan are tourist destinations with particularly scenic views.

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Q. When and where can I eat fruit?

A. Okayama is known as the fruit kingdom, and peaches are in season from early July to early September, and grapes are in season from late August to mid-November. It can be eaten at station kiosks, department stores, and restaurants. Peach picking and grape picking are also popular.

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Q.What souvenirs do you have?

A.Please see here.

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Q.What is the relationship between “Momotaro” and “Okayama”?

A. Okayama is said to be the hometown of the famous folk tale "Momotaro," which every Japanese person knows. Let's visit Momotaro's roots, such as Kibitsu Shrine and Kibitsuhiko Shrine.

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Q.Where can I leave my luggage?

・Coin lockers are available at major stations such as Okayama, Kurashiki, and Tsuyama
・“Nekonote Station”
We offer temporary luggage storage, and if you leave your luggage between 8:00 and 13:30, you can leave your luggage at designated accommodation facilities in Okayama City and Kurashiki City. Delivered by around 5pm on the same day. (Information available in English, simplified Chinese, and Korean)
Location: JR Okayama Station, 2nd floor, next to the east side of the Shinkansen ticket gate

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Q.Where can I use Wi-Fi?

A. There are places where you can use it at the airport, accommodations, and restaurants, so please ask.

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Q.Where can I shop?

A.Please see here.

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Q. What about accommodations?

A.Please see here.

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Q. Are there any tourist guides who can speak foreign languages? (free)

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Guides are available below.
・Okayama Korakuen (English, Chinese)
・Kurashiki sightseeing centered on the Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter: Kurashiki Goodwill Guides (English, Korean, Chinese)