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there's a relaxed restaurant/bar. some rooms feature tatami floors and futons. set among shops and restaurants in the city center, this unpretentious hotel is 6 minutes' walk from okayama railway station and 2 km from korakuen, a revered 18th century garden. the no nonsense rooms provide complimentary wi fi and flat screen tvs, along with minifridges and teamaking facilities. check in time: 3:00 pm. massages, coin operated laundry facilities and parking are available (surcharge)

Hiroshima Airport 1 hr 45

Saijo Inari (28 min)
One of the three most important Inari shrines in the country, this temple features a huge torii.

Okayama City Handayama Botanical Gardens (12 min)

Ikeda Zoo (11 min)
Long-running zoo, founded in 1953, housing exotic animals, some of which can be fed by visitors.

Kibitsuhiko Shrine (19 min)
Shinto structure with an inner shrine rebuilt in 1697, with the remainder reconstructed in 1936.

Takamatsu Castle (30 min)

Okayama Prefectural Museum (8 min)

Ohara Museum of Art (37 min)
Country's oldest private museum, opened in 1930, with French sculptures & modern Japanese paintings.

Okayama Castle (9 min)
Replica of a 16th-century castle featuring historical exhibits & artifacts & expansive gardens.

Okayama Korakuen (8 min)
Restored 18th-century gardens once used by Edo period rulers, with ponds, temples & resident cranes.

Kibitsu Shrine (21 min)
Big Shinto shrine, known as a National Treasure & a pristine example of kibitsu-zukuri architecture.

Yumeji Art Museum (8 min)
Museum featuring works by Takehisa Yumeji, plus a reconstruction of the artist's studio.

Hayashibara Museum of Art (11 min)
Art museum with a vast collection of traditional weaponry, Noh costumes & Japanese lacquer pieces.

Okayama Prefectural Museum of Art (13 min)

Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter (38 min)
Historic area with classic architecture situated along a canal, with shops, eateries & galleries.

Okayama Orient Museum (9 min)
Major art museum with a collection of thousands of pieces of historical art from the Middle East.