Area "Bikan Historical Area"
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Restoration of El Greco's "Annunciation" at Ohara Museum of Art Completed After 66 Years, Pre-Exhibition Begins Drawn into the vibrant colors of the original
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Moriura Yasumasa "Nostalgia, Where to?" Commemorative Symposium "Thinking about the Intersection of Perspectives - Western, Japanese, Asian -" (held on October 11, 2025) A New Perspective on Art
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Kusudo House A merchant house from the Meiji period registered as "Registered Tangible Cultural Property (Building)" as the first in Okayama Prefecture
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The Culture of Appreciating Folk Crafts that Still Thrives in Kurashiki Tracing the History of Folk Art Rooted in Kurashiki
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10/25 (Sat)･26 (Sun) Event Japan Heritage Festival in Kurashiki 10th anniversary of the establishment of Japan Heritage. An event where 104 story-certified regions from across the country gather at Kurashiki Ivy Square.
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Until 11/9 (Sun) Special Opening of Yurin-so Villa in Autumn 2025: Yasumasa Morimura "Nostalgia, Where to?" - Bringing Together Art, Literature, and Music - A space resonating with art and music
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Kurashiki Folding Screen Project Students of Kurashiki University of Science and the Arts create a Japanese painting work by making the folding screen from scratch
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Kurashiki Folding Screen Festival Reviving a historic tradition that disappeared during the Meiji period. Bringing vibrancy back to the town to preserve Kurashiki's history and culture.
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Waryu Proposta Grand Opening (Opening on October 1, 2025) In addition to Japanese sweets, lunch and dinner will also be available. A new "Wa" breeze blows in the Bikan Historical Area
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November 9 (Sun) Event Kurashiki Support LABO Research Conference A research conference to thoroughly discuss the "present" and "future" of disability welfare
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Held on 10/18 (Sat) Publication Commemorative Lecture for "Wishes Come True When You Put Them into Words" Experience English expressions and words with top-class simultaneous interpreter Tanaka Keiko
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Inoue House Over 300 years old. After approximately 10 years of preservation and repair work, it was opened to the public and is the oldest machiya remaining in the Bikan Historical Area.
