About 40 minutes by train from Okayama Station, the first station building art is Tsuneyama Station. This station is designed with vertical lines. The platform also has vertical lines. *Artwork by Estelle Stocker

After a 3-minute train ride from Tsuneyama Station, the next stop is Hachihama Station, where both the station building and the platform are designed with a lattice pattern. *Artwork by Estelle Stocker

A five-minute train ride from Hachihama Station brings you to the next stop, Bizen-Tai Station, where the station building and the slope next to it are designed in a geometric pattern. The station building is a little small and has a very cute shape. *Artwork by Estelle Stocker

The Uno Station building art, a representative piece of the Uno Port Line Art Project, welcomes you! It is a symbol of Uno Port, the gateway to the Seto Inland Sea, and is a popular photo spot for those who come by train, as well as those who pass by in their cars. *Artwork by Estelle Stocker

First of all, let's rent a bicycle here!! This is a project to turn abandoned bicycles into art. The iron is heated, hammered, and welded to create a new bicycle. You can rent one and ride around the town of Uno, which is adjacent to the port and the terminal station of the railway. *Artwork by Atsushi Ozawa

It is the largest art studio in the city, bringing together many artists working in a range of fields including three-dimensional art, dyeing, woodworking, and leather.
On the first Sunday of every month, the studio opens to the public, allowing visitors to see artists at work, which is not normally available to the public. Reservations are required for each booth.
They also hold various workshops and events such as experience classes from time to time, making this an essential spot for those wanting to fully enjoy art.

The local gourmet food of Tamano City is "Tamano Ontama Meshi"! It has won the Sea-class Gourmet National Championship three times, and is steadily gaining popularity not only within the city but also outside the city.
You can eat it at 10 restaurants in the city. You can also enjoy it around Uno Port!!

When talking about art in Tamano, the most familiar fish artwork is "Uno's Chinu." It was made using drifting garbage and unwanted items collected around Uno Port. It was made with the image of a black porgy (chinu). The Uno Kochinu has also been added to the group, and a slide has been installed, making it a very popular piece of art that people can enjoy. *Artwork: Yodogawa Technique

A huge three-dimensional work was created using the propeller of a Norwegian ship.
In the workshop, iron parts are made and welded into three-dimensional works. *Work by Atsushi Ozawa

Let's take a quick break here♪ The shaved ice, made with plenty of fruits from Okayama Prefecture, is cute in appearance and very filling!! We recommend eating it while looking at the ocean or while taking a stroll♪

A huge three-dimensional work was created using anchors from former Japanese military warships.
In the workshop, iron parts are made and welded into three-dimensional works. *Work by Atsushi Ozawa

After a stroll through the art, a soak in a hot spring is the perfect way to soothe your travel fatigue while gazing out at the Seto Inland Sea. The two types of baths, "Tanada no Yu" and "Sawa no Yu," are replaced every Monday. Taking a bath in a hot spring while feeling the sea close by is sure to soothe your travel fatigue!