Region “Kurashiki”
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Kurashiki Hakka The Revival of Mint Cultivation and the Challenge of Developing Natural Products
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Saryo Cha Terrace A Japanese tea specialty shop illuminating the future of Okayama tea farms and tea drinkers
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Held on 2/12 (Thu) Bitchu Kurashiki-gaku 20th Anniversary Symposium: “The Ohara Family’s Contributions to Society” Learn about Kurashiki’s history at a free lecture series that has continued for 20 years and 200 sessions
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“Gather Round, Elementary Schoolers!”: Nakashima Elementary School Edition (aired December 20, 2025)Nakashima Elementary School has over 1,000 students! Take a look at their lively, well-balanced school life
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Kurabo Memorial Hall Also recognized as Japan Heritage, Kurabo’s corporate museum tells the story of Japan’s spinning industry and the history of Kurashiki
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“Gather Around! Elementary School Students” Toyosu Elementary School Edition (Aired December 13, 2025) Creating a joyful school where everyone at Toyosu Elementary School works together, surrounded by abundant nature
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Held on 1/31 (Sat) Magic Hour Honmachi Nokishita Bar On the evening of the fifth Saturday, Honmachi Street in the Bikan Historical Area becomes everyone’s living room
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Nannan DAYS 2025 Roundtable Discussion (held on November 23, 2025) Looking back on new initiatives to make museums more accessible and considering challenges ahead
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Nannan DAYS 2025 (held on November 15 and 16, 2025) A first-time initiative aimed at making the museum accessible to everyone. I took part as a person with a hearing impairment.
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Waryu Proposta A hearty breakfast in Kurashiki: warm up with fragrant genmaicha ochazuke
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“Gather Around! Elementary School Students” — Nishi-Achi Elementary School Edition (Broadcast November 29, 2025) More than 1,200 students! The appeal of Nishi-Achi Elementary School, with plenty of exchange across grade levels
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1925 Symposium & Architecture Tour: “Opening Up 1925 Through Architecture—Further Exploring Archaeology, Mingei, and Art” (held November 29, 2025) Connections Between Architecture and Culture 100 Years Ago
