Enjoy the nostalgic charm of an ancient hot spring town, beautifully framed by Okayama's finest autumn foliage! You can also appreciate contemporary art, experiencing nature through both great local food and breathtaking landscapes.
Nagi Museum of Contemporary Art This museum seamlessly merges modern art with its architecture itself. Designed to frame the surrounding landscape, it allows visitors to appreciate both contemporary art and the ever-changing natural views that have watched over the region for generations. Beyond exhibitions of paintings, sculptures, and video art, the museum hosts collaborative events with music and local cuisine. Unusually for an art museum, it has gained immense popularity as a highly photogenic spot. Why not immerse yourself in the artist’s spatial vision across the three rooms named "Sun," "Moon," and "Earth"?
Black Soybean in Nagi Northern Okayama is one of Japan's premier producers of black soybeans. Rich in protein and often called "meat from the field," soybeans offer excellent health benefits, including naturally occurring isoflavones. Black soybeans grown in this region are loved in many forms—from tea and savory side dishes to delicious sweets like soft-serve ice cream! Recharge your body and soul with these nutritious and tasty black soybeans.
Okutsu Valley Immerse all five senses in nature with the vibrant clear streams and dramatic rock potholes (Ouketsu) of Okutsu Valley. Renowned as one of Okayama’s top autumn foliage spots, the valley hosts the Okutsu Valley Autumn Leaves Festival, featuring delicious local food stalls. From late October to mid-November, the 3-kilometer valley is vividly painted in rich shades of Japanese maple and ginkgo trees. Strolling through this valley filled with natural beauty and history is sure to leave you feeling refreshed and energized!
Okutsu Onsen Nestled in the same area as the valley lies Okutsu Onsen, one of the famous "Mimasaka Three Hot Springs," said to have been discovered in mythical times. Lined with classic traditional inns (ryokan), the nostalgic townscape feels seamlessly integrated with nature. Its alkaline simple thermal spring waters leave skin feeling remarkably smooth, making it immensely popular as a "beautifying hot spring" (Bijin-no-yu).
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