Quartier historique de Kurashiki - Okayama et Kurashiki

Sanctuaire Kibitsu - Okayama et Kurashiki

岡山県, 日本

Okayama and Kurashiki

都市文化遺産川田舎

4.6 / 5· Hidengo

旅行記： Okayama and Kurashiki

細部に至るまで、季節をたどりましょう。

Large landscaped garden, ancient sanctuary and canal area make up an easy to travel cultural destination.

自分のペースで

歩く観察する感動する

本人情報の概要

おすすめの日数

3～5日

ベストシーズン

春 · 夏 · 秋 · 冬

車

車がおすすめ

滞在の種類

都市 · 文化遺産 · 川 · 田舎

アクセシビリティ

アクセスしやすい

ペース

ゆったりしたペース

全体の紹介

Okayama and Kurashiki

Large landscaped garden, ancient sanctuary and canal area make up an easy to travel cultural destination.

Kōraku-en Garden, Kurashiki Historic District and Kibitsu Sanctuary give the most telling landmarks of Okama and Kurashiki. Together, they form a destination where urban life, heritage, riverscapes and the countryside meet, with atmospheres that change over the stages rather than just one uniform decor.

すべて見る

For a stay of 3 to 5 days, a quiet rhythm works well. Also to be anticipated: variable influx depending on the season. A car is usually the easiest way to connect the different sectors. The main sites are generally easy to access.

魅力と注意点

魅力

Kōraku-en Garden
Historical district of Kurashiki
Kibitsu Shrine

選ぶ前に知っておきたいこと

Variable frequency depending on season
Parking to anticipate in the center

訪れたい場所

夢を膨らませて滞在を計画するためのセレクションです。見どころをすべて網羅したリストではありません。

庭園

Kōraku-en Garden

4.7 / 5· Hidengo1～2 時間

Kōraku-en deploys large lawns, ponds, rice fields and tea houses facing the castle Okayama. Its open perspectives differ from more narrow gardens, and the cultures maintained in the enclosure recall its origin as a seigneurial domain.

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Historical district of Kurashiki

4.6 / 5· Hidengo2 時間～半日

The Bikan district follows a canal lined with willows, old white attices and shopping houses. Museums, workshops and small courtyards occupy these buildings today, but an early morning walk still makes it possible to read clearly the harbour organization.

寺院

Kibitsu Shrine

4.5 / 5· Hidengo30 分～1 時間 15 分

Kibitsu is associated with the ancient narratives that inspired the legend of Momotarō. Its huge covered hall and its long corridor on stilts stretch at the foot of a hill, linking religious architecture, gardens and small shrines in a very coherent set.