Area: Bikan Historical Area
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Seiganji Temple A temple that tells a story of history dating back to the Heian period
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Cultural and tourism facilities in Kurashiki City are open to the public free of charge (January 16–20, 2023) Experience the history and culture of Kurashiki City!
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Kurashiki Architecture Tourism 2022 Participation Report A walking tour to see the fascinating buildings of the Bikan Historical Area
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The Kurashiki 88-Temple Pilgrimage, resumed for the first time in two years (held November 16, 2022) Let’s walk among the cultural heritage dating back to the Edo period
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Available for a limited time through December 20! Head out for a special lunch made with local ingredients as part of “2022 Autumn Lunch, Please”
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Okonomiyaki TAKU Authentic Hiroshima-style okonomiyaki in Kurashiki, made with carefully selected ingredients and a custom-made griddle, with the same great taste for 22 years
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Did you know Bitchu is one of Japan’s three major azuki bean-producing regions? Set off on a tour of anko sweets with the “Bitchu Anko Stamp Rally”
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After a Decade of Preservation and Restoration, It Is Finally Complete! I Attended a Tour Celebrating the Completion of Inoue House (Bicchu no Machiya de Class, Nostalgic Future 2022)
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A cultural exchange event featuring people, food, crafts, and works of art. I went to the Takahashi River Marché, held for the 16th time in 2022.
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Kurashiki Architecture Tourism 2022 Enjoy the streetscape of Kurashiki, created in harmony with historic buildings
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Heisuiken Delicious Foods Boutique Giving back to the people who make good things. A food select shop offering fine products from across Japan
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Kanryuji Temple A temple that preserves the scars of the turmoil at the end of the Edo period
