"Bone Click" allows you to search for osteopathic and bone-setting clinics in Okayama Prefecture. The Okayama Prefectural Judo Therapist Association, a public interest incorporated association, is the only public interest incorporated association in the prefecture that has national qualifications as a "Judo Therapist." It is made up of over 260 members from six districts in the prefecture, and operates as an organization that plays a part in local medical care as a "safe and secure" bone-setting and bone-setting clinic.

The official tourism site of Okayama Prefecture, offering valuable information for travel including popular spot rankings for Okayama Korakuen, Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter, and Hiruzen Plateau, as well as recommended travel courses, experiences, gourmet food, and events.

The Okayama Prefectural Management Association conducts research and studies to solve various issues related to business management, provides consultation and information, and conducts training programs.

Strong and kind together

Okayama City trams and buses

The shop first opened in 1919. It sells over 50 types of bread a year, including banana cream rolls, sakura anpan (sweetened cherry buns), and sneekies, all of which are beloved by locals in Okayama.

Okayama Korakuen, one of Japan's three most famous gardens, is a cultural asset that the city can be proud of around the world.

This is an information site to support people who are considering moving to Okayama City. It is full of information, including consultation desks for relocation, support information for work, housing and childcare, interviews with relocates, and videos that show what relocates are up to now!

"Total support for small and medium-sized shipbuilding businesses" Okayama Matsunaga Machinery Co., Ltd. is a company based in Kurashiki City, Okayama Prefecture, that specializes in valves, cocks, etc.

Okayama Prefectural General Ground is an urban park equipped with sports facilities such as an athletics stadium, gymnasium, baseball field, tennis courts, swimming pool, archery range, martial arts hall, etc. The park also has a large grassy area, paths for strolling, and ruins from the Yayoi period, making it a place of relaxation as well as sports.