Region “Kojima”
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“Gather Around! Elementary School Students” Akasaki Elementary School Edition (broadcast August 9, 2025) The bonds fostered through warm exchange with the community, teachers, and classmates build unity. The ties of Akasaki Elementary School, with a history spanning more than 150 years
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Kojima Health Festival (held September 6, 2025) Learn about health and disaster preparedness in a fun way, and be ready
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Former Nozakihama Lighthouse A rare wooden lighthouse that has watched over the town of Kojima since the Edo period—well worth a visit alongside the Nozaki Family Salt Industry Museum
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Garakutas Limited Partnership, Kuroaki Tatsuki Sharing new ways to enjoy Kojima Jeans Street through a guesthouse (Kurashiki Work Stories Woven by Young People Vol. 3)
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A Cool Collection! Local Cider and Ramune Festival (held August 1–21, 2025) Enjoy a refreshing fizz with carbonated drinks from across Japan this summer at Boat Race Kojima
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Water Activity “Midsummer Water Battle” (held August 2 and 3, 2025) Shoot through the “soul”! A water-gun battle where getting soaked is all part of the fun
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Denim Lodge & Nest The only accommodation on Kojima Jeans Street. Stay as if you live on Jeans Street
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Shimotsui Townscape Preservation District An old port town that prospered through Kitamaebune trade, pilgrimages to two shrines, and fishing. Working to revitalize the community to preserve its townscape
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Shimotsui Shipping Agent Museum A Japan Heritage component cultural property that tells the story of the port town of Shimotsui and the Kitamaebune ships
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Kojima Sky Lanterns Toward a shining future (held on July 13, 2025) — 150 lights gently floating in the night sky over Kojima
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Sakamoto Orimono Co., Ltd. The only maker of Sanada-himo in Kojima, carrying on the tradition of the world’s thinnest woven cord
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Nozaki's Historical Residence A nationally designated Important Cultural Property where culture has continued for about 200 years, and one that Kurashiki City residents in particular should experience