Mimasaka City

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Located in northeastern Okayama Prefecture, Mimasaka City is a city of martial arts and healing, known for "Yunogo Onsen" with its 1,200-year history and as the birthplace of the master swordsman Miyamoto Musashi. Peaceful Satoyama landscapes spread out, and in autumn, beautiful seas of clouds and foliage fascinate visitors. It also features "Okayama International Circuit," representing Japan, characterized by being able to enjoy both quiet traditional culture and exciting motor sports. It is an area perfect for travelers seeking hot springs to heal body and soul and a journey to touch the samurai spirit.

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Mimasaka City

Address: Mimasaka City Tourism and Culture Division, 1 Mirai, Mimasaka-shi, Okayama
Website: https://www.okayama-kanko.jp/mimasaka/index.html
Operator: Mimasaka Tourism Bureau

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