Okayama Momotaro Airport (OKJ/RJOB) is the primary commercial airport serving Okayama City and the surrounding San'yo region in western Honshu, Japan. Named after the beloved Japanese folk hero Momotaro, who is closely associated with Okayama Prefecture, the airport handles both domestic and a limited number of international routes. The airport serves as a convenient access point for travelers visiting Okayama's famous Korakuen Garden, Okayama Castle, and the nearby Setouchi island region. It is operated under the oversight of Japan's Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism. Domestic connections include routes to major Japanese hubs such as Tokyo (Haneda) and Sapporo (Shin-Chitose), with international services operating to destinations in China and other parts of East Asia. The airport remains relatively modest in scale compared to major Japanese international hubs.