I hope this blog post inspires you to explore the wonders of Okayama Castle and discover its timeless beauty for yourself! Will I visit Okayama again? Well, I hope so in the future!
Okayama Castle’s more recent modifications are of a larger scale. One significant behind-the-scenes improvement — seismic reinforcement to protect against earthquake damage — may not be obvious, but other changes alter the way visitors interact with the castle and its exhibits.
A visit to the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum is essential. Pay respects to the victims by hearing their stories about the 1945 atomic bomb.
A testimony to pain and despair where hope lies at the end of a dark journey.
One of the best places in Shimane to enjoy cherry blossoms or take in views of Lake Shinji.
Places across the globe, seen through sand sculptures in local Japan.
One of the most iconic bridges in Japan and Iwakuni’s most popular cherry blossom viewing spot.
The Tottori Sand Dunes are an incredible destination in Japan that you simply don’t expect from this surprising country.
Archeological evidence, historical texts and oral traditions trace the story of Shimane Prefecture so far that eventually, one exits the realm of concrete records and enters the world of myths. This is why exhibits at the Shimane Museum of Ancient Izumo blend historical and mythological sources to capture a glimpse of the old Izumo Province (now eastern Shimane).
A visit to Hiroshima Castle is a must while in town. The museum and grounds offer a fascinating insight into Hiroshima’s history.
Yamaguchi’s historical masterpiece protected by an unlikely hero.
A museum featuring 40 exhibits a year and spectacular sunset views of Lake Shinji.
Visit the Mazda Museum to learn more about this famous car company from Hiroshima and even get a glimpse of its active assembly line.
A historic site famed for cherry blossoms and panoramic views of Yonago city, Mount Daisen and Lake Nakaumi.
Travel to the bridge’s southern side and see remnants of two local legends
Discover how nature, religion and history intertwine on Mount Daisen.
Considered one of Japan’s top 100 castles, Fukuyama Castle was built at the beginning of the Edo Period.
