Region “Kurashiki”
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“Gather Around, Elementary School Students!”: Nakasu Elementary School (Broadcast August 16, 2025) What makes Nakasu Elementary School special is how everyone works together to build a better school
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Tatetsuki Site, the “Spiral-Band Stone,” the sacred object of Tatetsuki Shrine, and Koikui Shrine A mysterious archaeological site and legendary shrine dating back about 1,800 years
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Kurashiki Byobu Festival Reviving a historic custom that disappeared in the Meiji era. Bringing the town back to life to preserve Kurashiki’s history and culture
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Waryu Proposta Grand Opening (Opened October 1, 2025) In addition to Japanese sweets, lunch and dinner are also on offer. A new Japanese breeze is blowing through the Bikan Historical Area
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Atelier Daisy Nurturing children’s ability to express themselves through art and English
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Held on 11/9 (Sun) Kurashiki Shien LABO Research Gathering A research gathering for an in-depth discussion of the “here and now” and “future” of disability welfare
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Photostudio Hokkori CLIP We want to help you “CLIP” a gentle moment in a photograph
![[Held on Saturday, October 18] “Wishes Come True When You Put Them into Words” Publication Commemorative Lecture — Keiko Tanaka, one of Japan’s top simultaneous interpreters XXX](https://media.kuratoco.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/25084544/2332c58c913696e4e122f97b24e4b164-485x270.jpeg)
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Held on 10/18 (Sat) Publication Commemorative Lecture: “Put Your Wishes into Words and They Will Come True” Why not explore English expressions and language with Keiko Tanaka, one of Japan’s top simultaneous interpreters?
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Minki Isozaki Memorial Hall The ninja mansion where Kinkanen, conceived by one of the inventors of the patent system who sacrificed sleep to develop it, rests
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The 69th Ohara Magosaburo and Soichiro Memorial Lecture: “The Course of Human Civilization—Where Are We Now?” (held July 25, 2025) The power of the humanities
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Inoue House Over 300 years old. The oldest surviving townhouse in the Bikan Historical Area, opened to the public after nearly 10 years of preservation and restoration work
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Lecture Commemorating the Publication of “Amsterdam: A Bottom-Up Experimental City” (held July 23, 2025) New insights for Kurashiki’s urban development from examples in the Netherlands
