Area: Bikan Historical Area
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Kurashiki Byobu Festival (held October 18 and 19, 2025) A seasonal autumn tradition featuring works by local high school and university students, along with new initiatives such as audio navigation
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Restoration of El Greco’s The Annunciation at the Ohara Museum of Art completed for the first time in 66 years; pre-exhibition begins Drawn in by the vivid colors of the original painting
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Yasumasa Morimura “Nostalgia, Where to?” Commemorative Symposium “Thinking About Intersecting Gazes—The West, Japan, and Asia—” (held on October 11, 2025) New Perspectives on Art
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Kusudo House A Meiji-era merchant house registered as Okayama Prefecture’s first Registered Tangible Cultural Property (Structure)
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A culture of appreciating folk crafts that still thrives in Kurashiki We traced the history of how mingei took root in Kurashiki
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Held on 10/25 (Sat) & 26 (Sun) Japan Heritage Festival in Kurashiki The 10th anniversary of Japan Heritage. An event bringing together all 104 regions whose stories have been recognized across Japan at Kurashiki Ivy Square
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Until 11/9 (Sun) 2025 Autumn Special Opening of Yurin-so Villa: Yasumasa Morimura, “Nostalgia, Where to?”—Bringing Art, Literature, and Music Together— A Space Where Art and Music Resonate
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Kurashiki Folding Screen ProjectA Japanese-style painting project in which students from Kurashiki University of Science and the Arts create folding screens from scratch
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Kurashiki Byobu Festival Reviving a historic custom that disappeared in the Meiji era. Bringing the town back to life to preserve Kurashiki’s history and culture
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Waryu Proposta Grand Opening (Opened October 1, 2025) In addition to Japanese sweets, lunch and dinner are also on offer. A new Japanese breeze is blowing through the Bikan Historical Area
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Held on 11/9 (Sun) Kurashiki Shien LABO Research Gathering A research gathering for an in-depth discussion of the “here and now” and “future” of disability welfare
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Held on 10/18 (Sat) Publication Commemorative Lecture: “Put Your Wishes into Words and They Will Come True” Why not explore English expressions and language with Keiko Tanaka, one of Japan’s top simultaneous interpreters?