Japan’s 300-Year-Old Garden & Crow Castle 🇯🇵 | Okayama 4K Walking Tour
This time, we take a relaxing walk through Okayama City in Okayama Prefecture, Japan.
Starting from Okayama Station, we stroll through streets where streetcars still run and along peaceful canalside walking paths in the heart of the city.
We then visit Okayama Castle, also known as Crow Castle, and Korakuen Garden, where history and nature come together in one of Japan’s most beautiful landscapes.
Toward the end of the journey, we wander through the historic Izushi district, where a sudden summer rain quietly transforms the atmosphere of the town.
This video marks the beginning of a new journey through Okayama, the islands of the Seto Inland Sea, Kagawa, and Ehime.
I hope you’ll enjoy the scenery, sounds, and atmosphere of Japan as if you were walking there with me.
🎧 Enjoy the natural sounds of the city throughout this walking tour.
📍 Okayama City, Okayama Prefecture, Japan
📅 Filmed in mid-August 2026
📹 Chapters
00:00 Highlights
01:04 Okayama Station
07:07 Nishigawa Green Road Park
23:12 A Street Where Time Slows Down
31:00 Tsukimi Bridge
34:50 Okayama Castle (Crow Castle)
46:49 Korakuen Garden
1:04:11 Izushi Historic District
1:04:53 Sudden Summer Downpour
1:06:14 A Mysterious Weighing Scale
1:17:30 Zuiunji Temple
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1 Comment
Hello 😊 This is Journey Walker.
Thank you so much for watching this walk!
This was my first time exploring Okayama at a relaxed pace, and I was amazed by its charming streets with streetcars, peaceful canalside paths, the beautiful Korakuen Garden, and Okayama Castle.
Near the end of the journey, we were caught in a sudden summer rain, which gave the town a completely different atmosphere. 🍃
Which place in this video was your favorite?
I'd love to hear your thoughts in the comments! 😊
From here, our walking journey continues to Kurashiki, the islands of the Seto Inland Sea, Kagawa, and Ehime. I hope you'll join me on the next walk as well.