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In 2024, around Kurashiki Mirai Park and JR Kurashiki Station, Achitera Kurashiki, and Achi 2-Chome Square with about 150,000 balls of LED under the theme of "Kurashiki town spinning with light", illuminations in the image of the beautiful area where Western and Japanese cultures interweave light up fantastically. Image courtesy of Kurashiki
It is a typical scenic spot in the Seto Inland Sea National Park, with an altitude of 133m. It is known as one of the most scenic spots on the Setouchi coast, and you can see the Seto-Obridge and the islands of the Seto Inland Sea from all over the boardwalk. As of November, Reiwa 6 (2024), the prefectural road No. 21 was closed to traffic due to the shoulder collapse, and traffic to the Washiwayama Observation Deck parking lot was made available from the Kojima Raceway side.
Two Himalayan cedars (15m and 8m high) in front of the main gate will be decorated with light bulbs totaling about 50,000 balls.
A decentralized event to enjoy while going around the Toktoku-shi, Sakura Festival, Shinmachi Marche and Art Loop shopping streets, and international exchange events held in the city of Ibara.
The Ihara Tsutsumi is a tree-lined tree that stretches about 2km along the embankment of the Odagawa River that flows through the city center, attracting many visitors from outside the city. Image courtesy: Ihara Tourism Association
The village of Okayama Ikoi, where you can see the oyster raft of Tajima and Mushiaki in the Seto Inland Sea, and even the mountains of Awaji Island and Shikoku. The forest of wild birds on the site is planted with about 2000 trees of the Japanese cherry tree and the Japanese cherry tree, which are filled with flower visitors during the flowering period. The Cherry Blossom Festival, which is held at the time of the cherry blossom festival, is served by stalls (takoyaki, kakioko, cotton candy, yaki potato, and popcorn) in the institution, as well as the opening of a BBQ corner and a second-hand clothing store. You can also eat seasonal desserts at the tea corner. There is also a sale of Hanami bento at the stand.
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