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The best area to stay in Ayauta Chō Okada-Higashi is generally around the Kotohira-gū Shrine area, as this offers the most convenient access to the region's main attractions and top hotels.This area is primarily known for the famous Kotohira-gū Shrine, which sits atop Mount Zōzu and is reached via a long, impressive stone staircase. The streets leading up to the shrine are lined with traditional shops selling local crafts and snacks, as well as ryokans (traditional Japanese inns) and hotels. It's a compact and walkable area, making it easy to explore on foot.For couples seeking a blend of cultural exploration and relaxation, staying near Kotohira-gū is ideal. You'll be able to easily visit the shrine, explore the local shops, and enjoy the serene atmosphere of the surrounding nature. Many of the ryokans in this area offer private onsen (hot spring baths), providing a luxurious and authentic Japanese experience.Solo travellers looking for a well-rounded experience will also find this area suitable. The proximity to the shrine and its surrounding attractions means there's always something to see or do, and the local eateries offer a chance to try regional cuisine.

The best time to go to Ayauta Chō Okada-Higashi is during spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November), offering pleasant weather for exploring.During spring, the temperatures are mild, and the landscape is particularly beautiful with various flowers blooming, including the cherry blossoms. This season is ideal for those who enjoy outdoor activities like visiting the nearby Ritsurin Garden in Takamatsu or exploring the local temples and shrines without the intense heat or humidity.Autumn also provides comfortable temperatures and clear skies, making it excellent for sightseeing. The changing colours of the leaves add another layer of beauty to the region's natural scenery.