Area: Bikan Historical Area
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Ohara Museum of Art Frailty Program “Promoting Health at the Museum!” Experience Report Suggestions to help each participant practice frailty prevention
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LOGIN Kurashiki Opening Ceremony (held April 27, 2024) Sharing the charms of the Takahashi River Basin with the world. A tourism facility for inbound visitors, featuring local products, opens in the Bikan Historical Area
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GOLDEN BEER FESTA at Kurashiki Ivy Square (held May 4 and 5, 2024) Sweet beer and blue beer? We savored distinctive local beers from inside and outside the prefecture
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Held Sat., June 8 and Sun., June 9 4th Enjoy Bitchu Jizake Fes SAKEbe!! Bitchu sake breweries gather in one place. A local sake event that we especially want local people to experience
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Kikkodo The birthplace of Kurashiki’s traditional confection, Murasuzume. Also recommended are Kurashiki’s first Baumkuchen and the Murasuzume hand-baking experience.
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Ohara Museum of Art Foundation Press Conference on the Foundation’s Name and Organizational Changes (held March 22, 2024) A New Challenge: A Research Institute Operating a Museum
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Held on 5/25 (Sat) Yosuke Ochimizu and Tatsuya Mishiro Talk: “Never Give Up on a Challenge—A Dream Five Years in the Making and What Comes Next” The challenge of a woman who started wheelchair walking tours in the Bikan Historical Area
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“Kurashiki Ivy Square” as an Architectural Structure A multi-purpose tourist facility created by renovating the factory buildings of KURABO INDUSTRIES LTD. (Kurashiki Architecture Journey Vol. 8)
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Held on 5/11 (Sat) Takahashi River Meeting 2024 Imagine the future of the Takahashi River Basin 30 years from now from four perspectives
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Miyake Shoten A traditional house cafe where you can experience history and seasonal flavors
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Sake Showdown at Shinkei-en Garden: Bingo Sake vs. Bitchu Sake (held on April 21, 2024) Enjoy as much as you like from 19 kinds of sake from six breweries. An event connecting sake lovers
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Enjoy Kurashiki’s City Flower, Wisteria I visited five wisteria trellises around the Bikan Historical Area