Region "Kurashiki"
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Closed Maruroku Kuroguri Kurashiki Bikan Historical Area Store When you come to the Bikan Historical Area, let's eat freshly roasted Okayama sweet chestnuts
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Kurashiki Support LABO Gachinko Research Meeting (held on November 9, 2025) A day filled with learning for about 100 individuals, including those directly affected, supporters, and those who want to get involved in disability welfare
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December 13 (Saturday) and 14 (Sunday) event Kurashiki Christmas Market 2025 A two-day event for people of all ages to immerse themselves in the Christmas mood, both day and night
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Until 2/1 (Sun) 2025 "Kurashiki Kirameki no Michi" 180,000 bulbs illuminating the night of Kurashiki
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The 10th Harenomi-no Kurashiki (held on November 16, 2025) A report on the Kurashiki Hopping Gourmet Experience, walking through the lively atmosphere for the first time in six years
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Until January 31 (Sat) Kurashiki Architourism 2025 Exploring the new charm of architecture sprouting in the old townscape
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1925 Symposium "Out of Mingei and Imoduru 1925" (to be held on November 2, 2025) Connecting knowledge and beauty from "1925" through old books
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Japan Heritage Festival in Kurashiki Opening Ceremony (held on October 25, 2025) Connecting local heritage to the future
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Until 12/21 (Sun) "Yabe Mitsunori and Yabe Taro - The Hometown of 'My Father' in Kurashiki" Focusing on original illustrations of kamishibai and manga, as well as the "Child-Rearing Diary" that resonates with modern times
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Experiential Mystery Game Created by Students "Detective Daisuke Ougon’s Case Files" (Held on November 8 and 9, 2025)Challenge yourself to solve mysteries while walking around Kurashiki
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Special Exhibition "Yabe Mitsunori and Yabe Taro - Hometown of 'My Father' - Kurashiki" (running until December 21, 2025) An exhibition of the kindness and laughter between parents and children in Kurashiki
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"Gather Around! Elementary School Students" Old Pine Elementary School Edition (aired September 20, 2025)An initiative by Old Pine Elementary School aiming for a better school with the catchphrase "O-I-Matsu"
