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Inasa Beach, near Izumo Taisha, is a serene spot known for stunning sunsets and spiritual significance. Visit to enjoy its peaceful atmosphere, see Bentenjima Island, and experience Japan’s mythical beauty.

Hinomisaki Lighthouse, Japan’s tallest at 43.65 meters, offers stunning coastal views. A 10-minute hike from Hinomisaki Shrine, it’s a must-visit for breathtaking panoramas and nature lovers.

Hinomisaki Shrine, located along a scenic coastline, offers stunning views surrounded by lush mountains and pine trees. Visit to pay respects to Amaterasu and Susano, and try your fortune with a daruma omikuji.

Shinmon-dori is a charming street leading to Izumo Taisha, lined with shops and cafes. Enjoy zenzai, a traditional treat, and take a scenic ride on the retro Ichibata Railway for a memorable experience.

Izumo Taisha is one of Japan’s most ancient and important shrines, deeply tied to creation mythology. Visit the grand 24-meter Main Hall, explore sacred paths, and experience the Kamiari Festival each November.

The Kibi Plain, just outside Okayama City, is a peaceful rural area with lush fields and historic shrines. Cycle the 17-km route through ancient Kibi Kingdom, exploring mounds, temples, and folklore!

Bitchu Kokubunji Temple, founded in 741, features a 34.32-meter-tall five-story pagoda, the last of its kind built in Japan. Explore its rich history, showcasing Japan’s architectural heritage and resilience.

Ushimado Olive Garden, Japan's largest olive garden with over 10,000 trees, offers stunning views of the Seto Inland Sea. Enjoy peaceful strolls through lush gardens and learn about olive cultivation!

Kibitsu Shrine in Okayama is a must-see for history and architecture lovers. Its Honden-Haiden hall, a National Treasure, features the rare kibitsu-zukuri style, offering a unique and peaceful experience.

Okayama Castle, known as "Crow Castle" for its black exterior, was built in 1597 and rebuilt in 1966. Explore the six-story keep, enjoy exhibits, and try Bizen-yaki pottery for a unique experience.