Okayama
Okayama is the capital city of its namesake prefecture, in western Japan. It's known for the 16th-century Okayama Castle, dubbed “Crow Castle” for its black exterior, and for Korakuen, an iconic formal garden. The Hayashibara Museum of Art shows East Asian art and artifacts. The Okayama Prefectural Museum of Art displays regional works. To the west, 15th-century Kibitsu-jinja Shrine features a long, covered walkway.
People died in Okayama (First 22 people) - Page 0
Shingo Tachi
Japanese motorsports racing driver
Morita Kanya XII
Japanese theater manager
Princess Ōku
Japanese author ‧ Emperor Tenmu's daughter
Takashi Nagase
Japanese interpreter
Minoru Honda
Japanese astronomer
Takeichi Harada
Tennis player
Noriyasu Numata
Motorcycle road racer
Ukita Naoie
Japanese daimyo
Kobayakawa Hideaki
Kyūkin Susukida
Japanese poet
Morihiro Hashimoto
Konisi Masutaro
Japanese author
Takashi Miki
Japanese musician
Seiichi Miyake
Japanese inventor
Wakahaguro Tomoaki
Rikishi
Kazuko Watanabe
Japanese religious sister
Kenshin Sumitaku
Satsuki Eda
Member of the bar
Kōjirō Akagi
Japanese painter
Toku Satake
Japanese painter
Princess Ōku
Japanese author ‧ Emperor Tenmu's daughter
