Okayama Circuit

Okayama International Circuit is located near Mimasaka in Okayama Prefecture, Japan. The full address is 1215 Sakabe, Mimasaka, Okayama 701-2612, Japan.

Okayama International Circuit is 3.703 km (2.301 miles) long and features 13 corners.

Yes. Okayama regularly hosts public car and motorcycle track days, driving experiences and manufacturer test events through approved organisers.

Yes. When known as TI Circuit Aida, the circuit hosted the Formula 1 Pacific Grand Prix in 1994 and 1995.

Yes. Okayama hosts Super GT, Super Formula, endurance racing, touring cars, motorcycle racing and major national championships.

Yes. Beginners can drive at Okayama during organised track days with novice groups and instructor support, although the technical layout rewards smooth, precise driving.

Yes. Okayama enforces noise regulations that vary by event. Typical track day limits range around 100–105 dB(A) static, with monitoring in place.

Yes, modified cars are welcome provided they meet safety requirements and comply with event-specific noise and technical regulations.

Yes. Okayama is excellent for motorsport photography due to its elevation changes, forest surroundings, technical corner sequences and strong access for spectators and media.

After your event, you can search LapSnaps by track and date to find Okayama International Circuit track day photos and purchase high-resolution digital downloads directly from photographers.

Okayama International Circuit is owned and operated by the circuit’s private management company as a permanent international motorsport venue.

Okayama typically operates from spring through late autumn. Winter activity is limited due to mountain weather conditions.

Photographers regularly attend public and professional events at Okayama.

Yes. LapSnaps features Okayama International Circuit track day photos from verified photographers. You can browse by event day and purchase high-resolution digital downloads directly online.