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Bizen city in Okayama prefecture

📍 It takes only an hour by car to Bizen from Himeji. 🚩 It’s a beautiful drive through the mountains and coastal areas of Aioi and Ako cities. 🍜 Enjoyed lunch at Seafood Iso restaurant (海鮮料理磯), which I think is a must try for sashimi lovers. They have special local seasonal seafood. Always fresh. English menu available. 📷 Then had a good coffee at Arcadia Village. This is a good place to capture spectacular fotos at different times of the day. And the night view from their cafe is gorgeous! 🏠 Although we didn’t stay over, Arcadia village offers accommodation, and also a seaside day campsite. #deliciousfood #seasidephotoguide #localguides #seafood #bizen #okayama #japan #hyogotravel

Posted: Feb 2, 2025

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