Have Fun in Japan Pass 2 Week Free Pass to 21 Facilities

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.

The sand sculpture show features carvings in “sand” with different themes each year. Many artists collaborate to produce world-class sand sculptures, showcasing the world’s highest artistic level. Due to the works’ fragility, the annual exhibition only runs from April to January.

Admission ticket discount coupon 1000 yen worth The orizuru tower is located on the east side of the Genbaku Dome, and the rooftop observation deck “Hiroshima Hills” offers a panoramic view of the World Heritage Genbaku Dome and the street view of Hiroshima. Fold some origami cranes at the “Origami Crane Plaza” on the 12th floor and throw them into the “Original Crane Wall”. Let’s complete the “Origami Crane Wall” with prayers for peace from around the world. The spiral slope “Sampo” displays the WALL ART PROJECT “2045 NINE HOPES”, which depicts the thoughts of 2045, the 100th anniversary of the post-war period, by nine artists closely related to Hiroshima.

Attractions Ride 3 We recommend the 130km/h roller coaster, the first spokeless Ferris wheel Big O, and even more indoor and outdoor facilities. Adults and children can play to their heart’s content regardless of the weather. This is the first place to choose for family trip where you can stay for all day!

Admission ticket Exhibits 54 iconic Japanese trains, from steam locomotives to Shinkansen. Highlights include the outdoor fan-shaped roundhouse (a National Important Cultural Property) and Japan’s oldest wooden station building, Old Nijō Station. Visitors can also ride a steam locomotive and explore interactive zones to watch, touch, and experience, making it fun for all ages.

Admission Ticket Standing 300 meters tall, Abeno Harukas features the HARUKAS 300 Observatory on floors 58–60. Enjoy a café, 360° panoramic glass views of Osaka, a thrilling helipad tour, and skywalk experience! On the 59th floor, find exclusive Abeno Bear merch and even a scenic-view restroom with stunning city views!