Location: Okayama
Top Things to do in Okayama
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Okayama (岡山市, Okayama-shi, Japanese: [okaꜜjama]) is the capital city of Okayama Prefecture in the Chūgoku region of Japan. The city was founded on June 1, 1889.
Restaurants in Okayama
1. Okayama Electric Tramway - Tram System
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 303 reviews
Reviewed By PandaHouston - Houston, United States
We came to Okayama for the day and combined it with a visit to Kurashiki which I highly recommend. While trying to visit Okayama Castle and Korakuen Garden, we took the tram from the Okayama Train Station to ease up on all the walking. One of the cars we got in was named Tama, a cat, and it was super cute. Even the inside was decorated with her likeness. The ride costs 100 yen per person and it is a cheap and easy way to move around Okayama. And who knows, you might end up on a super cute tram.
2. Okayama Electric Tramway - Bus System
3. Marine Liner
4. Chutetsu Bus
5. Ryobi Bus
6. Uno Bus
7. Ryobi Ferry
8. Okayama City Circulation Bus Megurin
9. Chuggington Train
10. 大原観光
There are various types of chartered buses, from small 14-seater buses to large ones We will dispatch vehicles according to your needs ★ I want to travel with someone I know! ! Private family friend acquaintance ★ Groups welcome Please consult ★ For foreign visitors to Japan (with English interpreter) ★ Domestic people, welcome We will guide you to the most suitable vehicle according to your purpose and number of people ★ Complete antibacterial measures to eliminate influenza and in-car disinfection Aiming for regional model driving by ensuring no accidents and no violations At first please feel free to consult anything Event Planning Advertising JES Japan Events Specialist Consigned tourism company Ohara Tourism Transport Co., Ltd. Travel Agency Registration Table (Business Scope: Domestic Travel) Registration number: Governor of Okayama Prefecture Registration Travel business No. 2-153 Registration date: February 3, 1983 Travel Management Manager Rumiko Nonogami
