The lawn is wide and surrounded by trees. On sunny days, families with children spread out picnic sheets on the lawn and eat their lunches.

There are also mountain trails where you can explore nature and Santoku Garden where you can enjoy seasonal plants.

At the Okayama Prefectural Youth Agriculture and Forestry Culture Center, consultations on farming and agricultural seminars are held from time to time. Since you can see professional equipment up close, it is popular as a place of learning for tourists interested in agriculture.

[Trivia]
The founder, Tsuneta Yano, was a Meiji-era businessman and opened the center in 1934 as the predecessor to the training school "Santoku Juku." It continues to educate young people through nature and agriculture.