GW RECOMMENDED DESTINATION OKAYAMA/HIROSHIMA
Here are some destinations around hotels in Okayama and Hiroshima area which are perfect for enjoying Golden Week.
Fairfield by Marriott Okayama Hiruzen Highland
1480-64 Hiruzennishikayabe, Maniwa, Okayama Open 9:00~16:30 Close Wed
Their lavender fields and herb gardens are the largest in western Japan. There are a park with wild plants and the Kaori-no-Yakata building including workshop area, shops and restaurants.
Suntory Okudaisenbunanomori Factory
1177 Kasarahara, Mitsukue, Kofu, Hino district, Tottori Open 9:30~16:30 Close Tue, Wed
They introduce how natural water is nurtured using projection mapping. You can also see the manufacturing process and the snow storage facility that is used as natural energy.
Fairfield by Marriott Okayama Tsuyama
The 8th Beef Demon King Championship
Tsuyama Castle 135 Yamashita, Tsuyama, Okayama Period : May 3~5, 2025
Tsuyama is a sanctuary of beef, and under the Tsuyama castle, many competitors approach to visitors with delicious beef dishes to win every year.
785-1 Tsukadani, Kagamino, Tomata District, Okayama Open 10:00 ~ 17:00
In this farm, you can enjoy strawberry picking, honey collection, and other workshops. Also, there are shops and restaurants collaborated with Yamada Apiary products and original farm menus.
Otani, Tsuyama, Okayama Open 9:00~16:00 Close Wed
A large number of nostalgic trains are exhibited. Visitors can learn the history of the railways of Okayama and the structure of locomotives through hands-on experiences.
Fairfield by Marriott Hiroshima Sera
Kozan Lavender Hill Poppy Festa
794-9 Betsusako, Sera, Sera District, Hiroshima Open 9:00~17:00 Fee Adult 900 yen, Child 300 yen
The collaboration of clear blue sky of Sera Kogen and the field of 500,000 Icelandic poppies are a must-see-view. There are also an English herb garden and hammocks that are very popular with children.
1124-11 Betsusako, Sera, Sera District, Hiroshima Open 9:00~17:00 Fee Adult 700 ~ 1200 yen, Children over 3-year-old 300 ~ 600 yen (Fees depend on blooming)
One of the Japan's biggest flower fields. The 750,000 tulips of 250 varieties are a must-see. There are many photo spots and they are holding a photo contest. You can walk around with your pets.