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The birthplace of Inuyō Tsuyoshi, who fell under a bad bomb, such as a navy youth officer, leaving the words of "If you talk, you can tell" in the case of Gojo-15.

Takehiko Yoshiki = Wakaiko Ken The company that enshrines the child of Yoshiki Tsuhiko (also known as Yoshiki Tsuhiko). In the legend the festival god = the place where the arrow of Yoshiki Tsuhiko and the stone thrown by Onura hit and fell. This battle was hard to settle. It is said that the megalith in the precinct is a stone thrown by Onura.

In Houki 8 (777), Yasu Jojin built it as Saidaiji. It is said that it was changed to Saidaiji Temple in 1221. The temple is located along the Yoshii River, including the Brahma Bell (important cultural property), the Niōmon, the Mie Pagoda, the main temple, and the stone gate. At the Koka-sho of the Ukita family, the main statue is the statue of Senju Kannon of Minataruhiki [Minataruhime]. Famous for the meeting, which is held at midnight on the third Saturday of February every year. It is also called the "Haka Festival" because men take away the treasure tree naked in the cold.

A shop where you can easily buy buzen-yaki, which has a 1000-year history; not only buzen-yaki, but also moist buzen-yaki-miruku buns, made from Hiruzen Jersey milk and wheat from Okayama Prefecture, based on the concept of "eatable buzen-yaki."

We have a selection of Japanese sweets that can be used for a variety of purposes, including gifts and souvenirs, mainly fruit confectionery. Among them, fresh-tasting Rukino Hoju (released from early May to mid-September), which is made by wrapping a freshly picked Muscat of Alexandria from Okayama Prefecture in rice cakes.

Specialities of Okayama and Shikoku line up in the middle of the line. It is right from the ticket gate, so it is perfect for souvenir selection.

"Momotaro Jeans" pursues the ultimate denim while preserving the tradition of the origin of Okayama. It is a unique line-up of direct-management stores, not to mention jeans, bags and accessories. It is located near Okayama Station and is highly accessible to tourists from all over the country.

A shopping center directly connected to Okayama Station, which sends out the latest information on fashion, gourmet, etc., and a collection of specialty shops with personality, such as the first popular store in Okayama. A wide range of food and fashion products.

It is a streetcar that runs through the city of Okayama and is also active as a foot for Okayama citizens; the Higashiyama Line and the Seishirūbashi Line are located along the Higashiyama Line, and the main tourist attractions are collected along the Higashiyama Line, including Okayama Korakuen, Okayama Castle, Okayama Prefectural Museum of Art, and the Yume-ji Museum of Local Art.

A museum displaying the history of Okayama City. In the permanent exhibition room on the 5th floor, an attached facility of the town hall, which was responsible for the municipal administration of Okayama Castle Town in the early modern era, the burnt bell of the bell hall (which was destroyed by the disaster), which was hit by the time and the emergency bell, and an elaborate restored model of the building. The collection of Okayama-shi bird's eye view screen (Showa 7) drawn by Hatzaburo Yoshida, the Kimura Collection, which mainly focuses on tea pottery from the Momoyama to Edo period, and materials from Okayama literary scholar Joji Tsubota, the exhibition is based on a variety of themes from the deed of daimyō tools and other items of the Kinoshita family who ruled the Kinaka Asumori Domain (the Masamuro of Toyotomi Hideyoshi, a descendant of Nene's family). Special exhibitions in various fields are held in the 4th floor planning and exhibition room.