Things to do in Okayama Station

Decent scenery. The legend of the Utaki family. The Ikeda clan lord also contributed to the Meiji Restoration reform project.

Used on 20250808, redeemed Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter coupons (redeemed for ice cream, made a hair accessory, visited the Momotaro Karakuri Museum, redeemed for cookies and dipping sauce, redeemed for jelly), redeemed Okayama Castle Keep + parfait on 0810, redeemed the Okayama Station food street 1500 yen voucher at noon.

Used on 20250808, redeemed Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter coupons (exchanged for soft-serve ice cream, made a hair tie, visited the Momotaro Karakuri Museum, exchanged for cookies and dipping sauce, exchanged for jelly), redeemed Okayama Castle Keep + sundae on 0810, and redeemed a ¥1500 coupon for the Okayama Station food street at noon.

When visiting Okayama, a trip to Okayama Castle is a must. You'll gain a deeper understanding of local history, the rise and fall of the Ukita and Ikeda clans, and experience the area's historical and cultural atmosphere.

I exchanged them with my family at Kurashiki Station, Okayama Castle, and a cafe outside Okayama Station (Korakuen Garden is not eligible). Some were free, and some offered discounts, but overall it was a great deal!

Kurashiki offers ten free exchange tickets. Some stores require three tickets for food items, while others require five, so you can decide freely how to use them.

After purchasing the Okayama Enjoy Pass, I redeemed it for food at Okayama Castle and the Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter. It was very practical and saved me a lot of money. Highly recommended!

At Okayama Castle, you can feel the loyalty of the Ukita family to the Toyotomi clan, appreciate the spirit of Japanese Bushido, and learn about the rise and fall of Okayama Castle, making for a fulfilling experience.