This circuit hosted F1 races in 1994 and 1995.

Opened on November 18, 1990, it has also hosted the F1 Japanese Grand Prix. The course is 3.703 km long and has 17 corners, with a good balance of high-speed and technical corners.

Advance registration and confirmation of the event date are required, but this is a rare opportunity to actually drive on the international circuit course in your own car or motorcycle. There are also driving with a lead car and driving slots that do not require a license. It is sure to be a lifelong memory.

Okayama International Circuit is one of the most popular circuits in Japan, and various races and events are held throughout the year.

Around Okayama International Circuit, there are hot springs such as Yunogo Onsen and spots where you can enjoy nature. It is also a good idea to enjoy sightseeing in the area in addition to your stay at the circuit. There are also places where you can taste local gourmet food.