[Okayama] Okayama: 8-Hour Private Car Charter - Korakuen Garden & Kibitsu Shrine & Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter & Mt. Washu & Kojima Route Day Trip (Departing from Okayama City)

• * Korakuen: A world-class garden awarded three stars in the Michelin Green Guide Japan
• * Kibitsu Shrine: A shrine dedicated to the great Kibitsuhiko-no-Mikoto from the Momotaro legend
• * Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter: The Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter is lined with willow trees along the banks of the Kurashiki River, and retains traditional Japanese houses with white-walled warehouses and diamond-patterned brick walls that have been passed down since the Edo period.
• * Washuyama Observatory: One of the world's largest suspension bridges, Washuyama Observatory is famous for its beautiful views of many islands.
• * Kojima Jeans Street: The birthplace of Japanese jeans, Kojima Jeans Street has a variety of unique jeans shops
• * Chartered car service, you can choose to meet at JR Okayama Station or hotel pick-up service

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-mete