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"Hana Bijin no Sato", a day-trip bathing facility in Okutsu Onsen. It includes a single-sex public bath, whirlpool bath, and outdoor bath. It also includes a private bath. The 26th of every month is called "Furo no Day", so there is a discount on the entrance fee.
A roadside station located on a hill overlooking the hot spring town of Okutsu Onsen, one of the Mimasaka Sanyu. The main facility, the "Shunsai Market Hometown Food Shop", also has a large number of processed products made from seasonal vegetables, wild plants, fruits, and specialty ingredients. "Aunchan no Ami Onsen-tei" in the goods museum is a popular "country cuisine viking" made by local aunts, and it is well received that you can taste a rich menu such as boiled dishes, tempura, and "Kagami no Countryside Curry", a specialty of Kageno. "Okutsu Umaimon Aozora-shi" is held on the first Sunday of every month. You can enjoy the sale of specialty products and the behavior of local dishes that can only be obtained at the event.
Upstream of the Yoshii River, in the valley from the potholes of Usubuchi, which is said to be the best in the East, to Okutsu Onsen, the clear stream gouges through granite and creates a variety of landscapes such as potholes and waterfalls. The autumn leaves can be seen from the promenade and the Momiji Park, where both sides of the valley where clear water flows can be vividly colored. In the valley, there are eight sights called Okutsu-kei Hakkei, such as Tenguiwa, Kotobuchi, Kasaga-taki, and Yubi-no-taki.
A flying island consisting of Ōsaishima [Ooishima] and Ōsaishima [Kobishima]. Remains from the Nara period to the Heian period have been found on Daoshima, and a number of consecrated objects have been excavated, including crystal balls and small urns, the imperial dynasty, and the shōshiki [hagiki] (excavated items are stored and exhibited at the Kasaoka Municipal Folk Hall). There are many fishing tourists, and in summer they are crowded with bathers.
From overseas brands such as Germany and Switzerland, to domestic writers and items born in Kurashiki, there are unique wooden toys.
The foot-to-foot facility next to the Yugo Onsen Hall, which is convenient for resting feet on the way to stroll through the onsen town.
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