KurashikiReportArea: Bikan Historical Area
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KurashikiEatSaryo Cha Terrace A Japanese tea specialty shop illuminating the future of Okayama tea farms and tea drinkers
KurashikiGoHeld on 2/12 (Thu) Bitchu Kurashiki-gaku 20th Anniversary Symposium: “The Ohara Family’s Contributions to Society” Learn about Kurashiki’s history at a free lecture series that has continued for 20 years and 200 sessions
KurashikiSeeKurabo Memorial Hall Also recognized as Japan Heritage, Kurabo’s corporate museum tells the story of Japan’s spinning industry and the history of Kurashiki
KurashikiGoHeld on 1/31 (Sat) Magic Hour Honmachi Nokishita Bar On the evening of the fifth Saturday, Honmachi Street in the Bikan Historical Area becomes everyone’s living room
KurashikiReportNannan DAYS 2025 Roundtable Discussion (held on November 23, 2025) Looking back on new initiatives to make museums more accessible and considering challenges ahead
KurashikiReportNannan DAYS 2025 (held on November 15 and 16, 2025) A first-time initiative aimed at making the museum accessible to everyone. I took part as a person with a hearing impairment.
KurashikiEatWaryu Proposta A hearty breakfast in Kurashiki: warm up with fragrant genmaicha ochazuke
KurashikiReport1925 Symposium & Architecture Tour: “Opening Up 1925 Through Architecture—Further Exploring Archaeology, Mingei, and Art” (held November 29, 2025) Connections Between Architecture and Culture 100 Years Ago
KurashikiGoUntil 1/18 (Sun) Naoki Okamoto Painting Exhibition: “The Air of Memory” Held in Kurashiki for the first time. Experience Okamoto’s world as a Western-style painter, not as a bird’s-eye-view map artist.
KurashikiReportKojima Torajiro Memorial Gallery holds its first year-end cleanup Grand opening in April 2025. This is the “Year of Kojima Torajiro”
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