Okayama International Villas. Those looking for cheap accommodations outside of the hustle and bustle of the cities should look into Okayama's international villas. While 3 have closed, 2 remain open for guests, each offering quite different and unique experiences. Shiraishi is an island villa, offering beaches, Buddhist temples, and excellent hiking trails. Hattoji Villa is located in a quaint farming village in Bizen. The surrounding homes have traditional Japanese thatched roofs, offering visitors a glimpse of traditional Japanese life. The International Villas are located in more remote areas so that visitors can enjoy the local culture, so those hoping to use the villas as a base for exploring nearby cities should consider staying in Okayama or Kurashiki, as travel to and from these cities is more practical and convenient for day trips to other cities. When making reservations at the villas, it is recommended to stay only as long as you wish to explore the areas surrounding the villas themselves. You can make reservations on the website, by mail, or by inquiring at the International Center in Okayama City on the 6th floor.
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