Okayama City Pass

[Okayama Enjoy Pass 1 Week Free Pass] After booking, travelers will receive a PDF file in their inbox. During your visit, please present the QR code or redeem the ticket at the facility.
Each facility can only be used once; re-entry to the same facility is not permitted.
Ticket validity: Valid for 7 days starting from the first facility scan. Example: If used on July 1, validity period is July 1–7.
Available facilities: 3 facilities can be used within the validity period
Note: When purchasing multiple tickets at once, once one ticket is used, all remaining tickets will be activated simultaneously (valid for 7 days).
Once activated, the 7-day validity period cannot exceed the ticket's expiration date.
Example: If the ticket validity period is July 1–September 28 and the ticket is scanned and activated on September 27, its usage period will be September 27–28.
Please check the facility guidelines, operating hours, and closing days in advance at the following link.
List of available facilities: https://www.tripellet.com/hfokayama/sc
[JR PASS Kansai Wide Area Pass 5-Day Ticket] Present your received e-ticket and passport with a short-term visa at the designated redemption location to exchange for a physical ticket. Use the physical ticket for travel by swiping it at the gate (you can select the start date when exchanging).
Reserved seat tickets can be booked at JR ticket machines (green ticket machines) or at the station ticket office.
[Kagawa · Okayama "Setouchi Triennale 2025" Artwork Viewing Passport Full Season Pass] Use the received e-ticket at the designated redemption location to exchange for a physical ticket.

Okayama Castle is a castle located in Okayama City, Okayama Prefecture, Japan. In the Edo period, it was the seat of the Okayama Domain Hall, also known as Wucheng or Golden Wucheng. It is a designated historical site in Japan. The lord of the Okayama domain, Ikeda Netsuke, appointed Tsuda Nagatada as the acting official of Okayama County (the acting official of the domain lord). The construction began in 4 years, lasted 14 years, and was completed in the 13th year of Genroku. Okayama Castle consists of several small hills more than ten meters above sea level. The Honmaru is located in the area of "Okayama". The west of the city is "Stone Mountain", and the north of the city is "Tenjin Mountain". The design of the castle basically uses the ladder style, there is no rope defense on the east side, and the natural moat is made by Asahikawa.