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Not included: Tour guide; Admission to Okayama Korakuen Garden; Admission to Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter; Meals and beverages; Other personal expenses; Tips and gratuities
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Embark on a journey that will allow you to experience the profound history and culture of Japan, blending natural beauty, traditional architecture, and local characteristics, allowing you to fully appreciate the charm of this land. Korakuen Garden: A Brilliant Pearl of Classical Beauty You will visit Korakuen Garden, renowned as one of the three great gardens of Japan. This famous garden, built in the early Edo period, covers a vast area, and the changing seasons add different features to it. Each season has its unique scenery, attracting countless tourists to stroll around. In Korakuen Garden, you can choose a comfortable spot to quietly admire the scenery before you and enjoy close contact with nature. Kibitsu Shrine: A Legendary Holy Site This shrine is dedicated to Kibitsuhiko-no-Mikoto, said to be the prototype of the famous Momotaro legend. The shrine is famous for its unique "Kibitsu-zukuri" main hall and nationally designated important cultural property worship hall, especially the 360-meter-long corridor, which gives a mysterious atmosphere. The surrounding natural scenery is beautiful, making it an ideal place to take beautiful photos. Experience cultural enrichment here and enjoy an unforgettable tranquil time. Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter: A Time Traveler This area was once under the direct control of the shogunate during the Edo period. Today, it preserves many quaint buildings, such as white-walled warehouses, Nishiki tile walls, and willow-lined riverbanks. Here, you can taste local snacks, explore various handicraft shops, and even participate in local workshop experiences to create your own souvenirs. Mt. Washu Observatory: A Feast of Magnificent Scenery Located in the Seto Inland Sea National Park, it is a nationally designated place of scenic beauty. From the observation deck, you can see the majestic Seto Ohashi Bridge, admire the islands scattered in the sea, and get a glimpse of the landscape of Shikoku. Kojima Jeans Street: A Gathering Place of Fashion and Character Kojima Jeans Street is known as the birthplace of Japanese jeans. The street, about 400 meters long, is home to various jeans brand stores and workshops, attracting many jeans enthusiasts. Whether you want to buy a unique pair of jeans or learn about the jeans making process, this place can satisfy your needs. This itinerary combines history, culture, traditional architecture, and natural beauty, making it suitable for those who love in-depth travel. From serene gardens to mysterious shrines, ancient streets to spectacular observatories, each attraction will become a part of your wonderful memories. Let's explore the charm of Japan together!