Region “Kurashiki”
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Held through Sunday, February 1 2025 “Kurashiki Kirameki no Michi” 180,000 lights dress up Kurashiki’s nights
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The 10th Harenomino Kurashiki (held on November 16, 2025) A report on a food-hopping experience in Kurashiki, bustling for the first time in six years
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Held through Saturday, January 31 Kurashiki Architecture Tourism 2025 Discovering the new appeal of architecture emerging in historic streetscapes
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1925 Roundtable Discussion: “Out of Mingei and the 1925 Sweet Potato Vine” (held on November 2, 2025) Rare books connect the nexus of knowledge and beauty in “1925”
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Japan Heritage Festival in Kurashiki Opening Ceremony (held October 25, 2025) Connecting Local Heritage to the Future
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Until 12/21 (Sun) “Mitsunori Yabe and Taro Yabe: Kurashiki, the Hometown of ‘My Father’” Alongside original kamishibai illustrations and manga, a focus on a “parenting diary” that still resonates today
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An immersive mystery game created by students, “The Case Files of Detective Daisuke Osakabe” (held November 8 and 9, 2025) Walk around Kurashiki and take on the mystery-solving challenge
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Special Exhibition: “Mitsunori Yabe and Taro Yabe: Kurashiki, the Hometown of ‘My Dad’” (held through December 21, 2025) An exhibition of parental warmth and laughter in Kurashiki
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“Gather Around, Elementary School Students!”: Oimatsu Elementary School (Broadcast September 20, 2025)Oimatsu Elementary School’s efforts to create a better school, guided by the motto “O-I-MA-TSU”
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Memorial Symposium “Director Shuuji Takashina and the Ohara Museum of Art” (held on October 17, 2025) Reflecting on the Life of a Giant of Knowledge
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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