Former Fukiya Elementary School
The former Fukiya elementary school was the oldest wooden school building still in use up until March 2012.
The former Katayama Family Residence was built in 1759 and has prospered for more than 200 years thanks to the manufacturing and selling of red iron oxide.
The former Fukiya elementary school was the oldest wooden school building still in use up until March 2012.
Bitchu Matsuyama Castle, also known as Takahashi Castle, is a yamashiro (mountain castle) built in 1240. It has one of the highest watchtowers in Japan.
This is a temple of the Rinzai school of Japanese Zen Buddhism in Takahashi's old preserved town in Okayama.
The once thriving castle town around Matsuyama Castle has been preserved, so now travelers can visit well kept up residences of samurai, merchants and craftsmen
Makido Cave is a 450-m long cave located in Niimi-shi.
Ki Castle, built on top of Kinojo Mountain, was constructed in the late 7th century by the Yamato Imperial court.
Guest House Kominkaen offers affordable private and dormitory-style accommodations. Free parking is on-site and guests can look out into the traditional garden.
Set in Kurashiki, 10 km from Shinkeien Garden, Hotel Cent Inn Kurashiki features air-conditioned rooms and free private parking. Rooms come with a flat-screen
Autumn Hill IIIC is situated in Kurashiki, 1.3 km from Shinkeien Garden. Kanryuji Temple is 1.2 km from the property. Yumiko Igarashi Museum is 1.5 km from Aut
Only a 1-minute walk from the Kurashiki Station, APA Hotel Kurashiki Ekimae features rooms with a flat-screen TV. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the premise
A 5-minute taxi ride from JR Kurashiki Train Station, Hotel 1-2-3 features massages, a simple complimentary breakfast and free-use bicycles. The air-conditioned
Kurashiki Station Hotel is conveniently located a 3-minute walk from JR Kurashiki Station, and a 7-minute walk from Historic Kurashiki Bikan Quarter. All rooms
The Former Kaneko Family Residence is a traditional townhouse from the late Edo-period, which is now turned into a museum.
The Takeishi's were a local farming family, and these buildings stand where their former residence was situated. The original buildings were first taken down to
The former residence of Yasunari Kawabata is now inhabited by Tomie Kawabata, his niece, and her family.
Former residence of a branch family of the Hosokawa Samurai Clan from Edo Period. Designated as a National Cultural Property.
This house is the former residence of the Nomura family, a high-ranked samurai family of the Kaga clan.
This site is the former residence of Higuchi Ichiyo, an important writer of the Meiji era, whose portrait appears on today's 5000¥ banknote.