Area: Bikan Historical Area

Year-End Cleaning at the Ohara Museum of Art 2021

Year-End Cleaning at the Ohara Museum of Art 2021 An annual year-end event held in the hope that the pandemic will subside and visitors can see and experience the real works of art

Gochi Friend Kurashiki_Plating

GochiFure Kurashiki A service that delivers authentic chef-prepared meals to your home! Enrich your time at home

Kurashiki Museum of Folkcraft Folkcraft Shop. Expanded to three times its previous size in a 2020 renovation. Find your favorite folkcraft pieces in a spacious setting.

Kurashiki Museum of Folkcraft Folkcraft Shop Tripled in size after its 2020 renovation. Find your favorite folkcraft items in a spacious setting

Shin-Kojimakan (tentative) Sun Sister (Reverse)

Ended Kojima Torajiro Memorial Gallery / Shin-Kojimakan (provisional name) to open temporarily from October 2021 See Kenji Yanobe’s large-scale works for a limited time

Takahashi River Shijuku: “The Characteristics and Sustainability of the Takahashi River Basin” Learning from History and Culture Across the Bitchu Region

Takahashi River Shijuku: “The Characteristics and Sustainability of the Takahashi River Basin” Learning about the Bitchu Region through History and Culture

A seminar exploring Okayama Prefecture through the lens of agriculture using data

RESAS Educational Workshop Seminar: Analyzing Okayama Prefecture Through Data from an Agricultural Perspective

Ōhara Main Residence

24th Kurashiki Mirai K-juku Career Counseling Skills: A Workshop for Teachers to Explore Their “Selves”

Kurashiki Kokusai Hotel

“Kurashiki Kokusai Hotel” as a Building A hotel in harmony with the Bikan Historical Area, where Ohara Soichiro’s concept lives on today (Kurashiki Architecture Journey Vol. 2)

Available exclusively at the Kurashiki Archaeological Museum! Japan Heritage merchandise on sale. A collaboration with Kurashiki City sharing the connections of Japan Heritage.

Available exclusively at the Kurashiki Archaeological Museum! Japan Heritage merchandise on sale Promoting connections through Japan Heritage in collaboration with Kurashiki City

Akane Ohara

Ohara Museum of Art’s New Slogan: “Everyone’s My Museum” Interview with Chairperson Akane Ohara on Her Hopes for the Museum’s 100th Anniversary

Kurashiki Isho Atiburanti interior view

Kurashiki Isho Atiburanti A directly operated shop by Kurashiki Isho Keikakushitsu, where you can discover charming goods

Extension of the Kurashiki Archaeological Museum

The Kurashiki Archaeological Museum as a Building Note the harmony between the Edo-period wooden “rice storehouse” and the Showa-period reinforced-concrete “extension” (Kurashiki Architecture Journey Vol. 1)