Region “Kojima”
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Yuga Shrine Honmiya The head shrine of yakuyoke (warding off misfortune) on Mt. Yuga. A historic shrine known for the “dual pilgrimage” with Kotohira-gu Shrine
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Kisshoin Temple A historic temple in Kojima Shionasu. Ring in New Year’s Eve with the resounding bells of the temple.
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FY2025 Kurashiki Disaster Preparedness Fair (held on November 23, 2025) We had fun learning the latest disaster preparedness information
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“Gather Around! Elementary School Students” Kotoura Nishi Elementary School Edition (Broadcast November 1, 2025) Kotoura Nishi Elementary School grows together with the community, experiencing the town’s industries firsthand through school uniforms and jeans
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“Gather Around, Elementary School Students!” Midorigaoka Elementary School Edition (aired October 18, 2025) Enjoying a carefree school life in a lush green setting! Midorigaoka Elementary School, surrounded by spectacular mountains and seasonal festivals
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“Gather Around, Elementary School Students!” Kojima Elementary School Edition (aired September 27, 2025) The symbol is the Usuzumi Cherry Tree! What makes Kojima Elementary School special, where cheerful, energetic students come together?
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Held on 11/23 (Sun) FY2025 Kurashiki Disaster Preparedness Fair A collection of tips to help you, useful for adults and children alike
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Japan Heritage Festival in Kurashiki Excursion: “The ‘White’ and ‘Blue’ That Color Kurashiki” (held October 26, 2025) A day trip to visit Kojima’s constituent cultural properties and experience craftsmanship
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Okayama Expo 2025 The Future of Okayama Woven by Connections (held on September 28, 2025) — A one-day expo packed with the charms of Okayama Prefecture
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Yugasan Rendai-ji Temple, a Temple of Protection from Misfortune and Flowers A historic temple in Kojima where visitors can find peace of mind, guided by Fu-chan, the temple cat
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Betty Smith Japan’s first women’s jeans manufacturer, continuing to create jeans with new value
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The folk song “Shimotsui-bushi,” passed down since the Edo period Shimotsui’s efforts to preserve a folk song with a history of about 150 years