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Okayama

City of Denim Kojima

Tour Bus 1 Day Pass

Introduction｜City of Denim Kojima

With the “City of Denim Kojima Tour Bus 1 Day Pass”, you can enjoy unlimited rides for one day while exploring the many attractions of Kojima. Visit spots like Jeans Street and the Jeans Museum, and even try your hand at creating your very own one-of-a-kind jeans or denim accessories! In the evening, head to the Mt. Washuzan Observatory, where you can take in breathtaking views of the Seto Inland Sea and capture one of Japan’s top 100 sunsets.

Details

Tour Bus 1 Day Pass

Instructions & Notes

Once the One-Day Pass is exchanged, it cannot be refunded. Even if it is lost or stolen, it cannot be reissued.
Refunds are not available in case of bus delays or closures of tourist facilities due to natural disasters, earthquakes, or other reasons.
If you miss the bus and have to take a taxi or alternative transportation, no refunds will be provided.
The applicable routes include the Jeans Bus, “FUREAI,” “TOKOHAI,” and the “Oujidake Line” (to Oujidake Trailhead Station).
You must exchange the One-Day Pass at the Kojima branch in advance. ※Exchanges cannot be made on the bus.

Redemption Location

📍【下津井電鉄(下電バス)児島営業所】Kojimaajino, Kurashiki, Okayama 3-2-10

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Covering all regions of the Have Fun Pass, this single ticket lets you explore Japan with ease. Within two weeks, you can visit 21 attractions, including World Heritage sites, historic landmarks, or enjoy classic Japanese foods. A must-have e-ticket for traveling in Japan!

Okayama

Okayama, known as the birthplace of Momotaro, also holds the title of the “Kingdom of Sunshine” in Japan due to its low rainfall. It’s famous for juicy and sweet fruits, and you can find seasonal fruit sundaes everywhere you go. Famous attractions in Okayama including Korakuen Garden, one of Japan’s top three gardens, the iconic Okayama Castle known as “Uji Castle”, Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter, and Kojima, the birthplace of Japanese denim.

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The Seto Inland Sea spans Honshu, Shikoku, and Kyushu. Known for its mild climate and scenic views, it features spots like the Seto Ohashi Bridge, Yayoi Kusama’s pumpkin art, and the tide-dependent “Angel Road.” The Setouchi Triennale, held every three years, is a must for art lovers!

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The “Okayama Prefecture Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter Rambler Coupons” is a great-value package coupon that allows you to freely explore the Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter. Use it to enjoy local gourmet specialties, shop for unique souvenirs, try your hand at traditional wagashi (Japanese sweets) making, or visit popular sightseeing spots. Take a leisurely stroll among the white-walled merchant houses and willow-lined Kurashiki River, and discover the unique charm and relaxed atmosphere that make Kurashiki so special!

Okayama Prefecture Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter

Rambler Coupons

YumejiTakehisa is a popular artist during taisho era, about 3000 artworks are collected inside the museum. Café Yumeji, also being the 6th show room, is built with “Yumeji” style that will make you feel as if you’re in the Showa period of Japanese history.

Yumeji Art Museum (Main Building)

Admission ticket

Even if you're not staying overnight, you can still pop into the Lumière lounge on the first floor of Hotel Granvia Okayama located beside the JR Okayama Station to enjoy desserts. One of the crowd favorites is the sundae with seasonal fruits like Okayama white peaches, muscat grapes, and strawberries!

Hotel Granvia Okayama 「lumiere」

1000 Yen Coupon

Designed by renowned designer Eiji Mitooka, this railway-themed museum features a wide variety of train models and the beloved Chuggington Express. The museum offers an exclusive theater screening animations, hands-on activities like track-building, and a fun wooden ball pool—making it a perfect destination for families with children. There is also a special exhibition showcasing Eiji Mitooka's design works, creating a joyful and immersive space that both adults and children can enjoy.

Okayama Okaden Museum

Admission Ticket

Located next to Okayama Korakuen, this Taisho-era romantic-style café is well worth a visit. Don’t miss the signature "Taisho Roman Parfait", made with seasonal Okayama fruits such as muscat grapes and Shimizu Hakutou peaches. The layered combination of ice cream, fruit jam, and black tea jelly perfectly enhances the natural sweetness and aroma of the fresh fruits.

café Antena

1000 Yen coupon

At Betty Smith, a long-established denim brand in Kojima, you can enjoy a hands-on experience of making your own custom jeans. Choose the size and personalize the details such as rivets, buttons, and labels, then use a specialized machine to attach the buttons to the denim yourself. In addition to jeans, you can also create small denim items like keychains, pen cases, makeup pouches, and tote bags, offering a fun and creative way to experience the charm of denim craftsmanship!

Betty Smith Factory Outlet

1500 Yen coupon

The only natural hot spring near Mt. Washu, it’s also the only hotel you can experience the "Yamada Bee Farm" honey pearl bath. From the main hot spring “Washu-zan Fukiage Onsen”, it’s possible to enjoy the views of Seto Inland Sea and the Seto Ohashi Bridge, providing a soothing experience for both body and soul!

WASHU BLUE RESORT Kasago

hot spring one day pass

BicCamera is a well-known electronics retail chain in Japan, offering a wide variety of products from home appliances and digital gadgets to cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, and toys. With competitive prices and a tax-free shopping service for travelers, it’s a popular destination for visitors looking to shop conveniently and affordably.

JR Okayama Station-mae Electronics Retail Store “Bic Camera Okayama Station-mae Store”

1000-yen Voucher

Iwakura Cave, a natural monument of Okayama Prefecture, is a limestone cave formed over time by rainwater erosion, stretching approximately 1,200 meters in length. Designated as part of the Takahashi River Upper Reach Prefectural Natural Park, the cave entrance is located on a 240-meter-high vertical cliff along the Takahashi River. Inside the cave, visitors can marvel at a variety of fascinating stalactites and stalagmites, such as icicle-shaped formations and stone pillars, which, when illuminated, resemble curtains of stone. The cave features about 30 unique rock formations named "Silver Waterfall," "Water Garment," and "Jellyfish Stone," among others. Together with the spectacular 50-meter-tall Earth Axis Waterfall inside the cave, these natural wonders offer an impressive display of nature’s artistic beauty.

Ikurado Cave

Admission Ticket

The Nariwa Art Museum in Takahashi City is Okayama Prefecture’s first municipal art museum, established to honor the legacy of Western-style painter Kojima Torajiro, who was born in Naraha Town. The museum originally opened in 1953 and was rebuilt in its current location with its third-generation building in 1994. Designed by renowned architect Tadao Ando, the museum features striking concrete walls beautifully integrated with the surrounding greenery, creating a harmonious and inspiring environment for visitors.

Takahashishi Nariwa Museum

Admission Ticket

The JR Group offers convenient car rental services, often located near train stations for easy pickup right after you arrive. Quickly grab your car and hit the road, making your trip more flexible, affordable, and hassle-free!

Okayama JR Rent-A-Car

2000 yen coupon (Limited for same-day use, reservations are not accepted.)

A 1,500 yen gift coupon redeemable at the direct-access shopping center Sun Station Okayama and the underground shopping mall Okayama Ichiban Gai. Combining both Sun Station Okayama and Okayama Ichibangai, you can choose from over 150 shops and restaurants.

Okayama Ichiban Gai・Sun Station Terrace Okayama

1,500 yen universal gift voucher Validity period: April 8, 2025 – March 31, 2026.

Tsuyama Castle, a hilltop castle built by Mori Tadamasu on Mt. Tsuruyama, was dismantled during the Meiji period following the abolition of castles. However, its impressive stone walls, standing up to 45 meters tall, remain well preserved, showcasing the castle’s former grandeur. The castle ruins have been transformed into Tsuruyama Park, home to approximately 1,000 cherry blossom trees. Every spring, the park attracts many visitors for flower viewing, earning it a spot among Japan’s Top 100 Cherry Blossom Spots. The site is also recognized as one of Japan’s Top 100 Historic Castles. Nearby, the Tsuyama Tourist Center offers a variety of local specialties and souvenirs from northern Okayama, making it an excellent place for visitors to shop.

Tsuyama Castle（Kakuzan Park）& Tsuyama Tourist Center

Entrance Fee & Souvenir 700-Yen Discount Coupon

The Tsuyama Railroad Educational Museum is centered around the former Tsuyama Roundhouse, Japan’s second-largest existing roundhouse, along with a collection of historic railway vehicles. The museum features multiple themed areas where both adults and children can enjoy learning and exploring, discovering the fascinating culture of railways. Additionally, bicycles are available for rent at the Tsuyama Station Tourist Information Center, making your visit to Tsuyama even more convenient and enjoyable!

Tsuyama Manabi Railway Museum & Tsuyama Station Bicycle Rental (1 Day)

Admission Ticket & Tsuyama Station Bicycle Rental (1 Day)

The Joto District of Tsuyama is rich in historical sites and traditional architecture. Here, you can visit the tourist information center Walando and try making gold leaf soft serve ice cream. You can also explore the Tsuyama Western Studies Museum, which houses an extensive collection of Western learning materials. Starting with around 600 items at its opening, the collection has now grown to approximately 9,400, an increase of over tenfold. The museum actively promotes knowledge of Western studies through special exhibitions and lectures, offering visitors a deeper insight into Tsuyama’s cultural heritage.

Castle East Tourist Information Center – Warando & Tsuyama Archives of Western Learning

"Tsuyama Gold Leaf Ice Cream" Gold Leaf Experience & Admission Ticket Set

Designated as a prefectural natural monument, this is a stalactite cave approximately 450 meters in length. Experience the beauty of natural formations intertwined with the enchanting world created by LED lighting! The cave’s temperature remains around 15°C year-round, keeping it warm in winter and cool in summer. At the deepest part of the cave, you’ll find the naturally formed "Lover’s Spring," which has been chosen as a "Lover’s Sanctuary" due to its heart-shaped entrance. It is one of the most popular attractions.

Makidō Cave

Entry Ticket

One of Okayama’s must-visit attractions, the castle keep clad in black panels is known as the "Ujo". It is also nicknamed "Golden Ujo" due to its roof adorned with gold leaf tiles. As one of Japan’s Top 100 Castles, the keep was destroyed during World War II but was later rebuilt and designated as an Important Cultural Property. After exploring this historic site, you can enjoy a seasonal fruit parfait at the Ujo Café located on the first floor. Additionally, during spring, summer, and autumn, the castle hosts a nighttime illumination event called "Ujo Lantern Garden", making it a stunning destination to visit both day and night.

Okayama Castle Main Tower + 1st Floor ‘UJO Cafe’

Main Tower Admission Ticket + 'UJO Cafe' Chef's Special Sundae

Okayama Korakuen is a daimyo garden built during the Edo period by Ikeda Tsunamasa, the feudal lord of Okayama. The garden features expansive lawns, ponds, tea houses, and is designed as a “strolling garden” that allows visitors to enjoy the scenery while walking. Historical structures such as the lord’s residence Enyōtei and a Noh stage are also preserved within the garden. It is ranked among Japan’s Three Great Gardens, along with Kairakuen in Mito and Kenrokuen in Kanazawa, and has been designated a National Special Place of Scenic Beauty. The Okayama Prefectural Museum was established to collect, preserve, and pass down cultural heritage from prehistoric, ancient, and early modern periods, while displaying representative artifacts. The museum opened in 1971 (Showa 46) as part of the centennial commemorative project of Okayama Prefecture.

Okayama Korakuen + Okayama Prefectural Museum

Admission+Entry+Postcard Set(2025/9/1~)