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KurashikiSeeKasuga Shrine One of the former three great shrines of Kurashiki, founded in the early Edo period. The children’s dedication sumo is a seasonal tradition in the area.
KurashikiSeeKoyasan Kurashiki Betsuin Seiryu-zan Jizo-in Temple A temple associated with Ikeda Tsugumasa, lord of the Okayama Domain
KurashikiSeeKyozenji Temple A temple associated with tea master Kobori Enshu and Confucian scholar Morita Sessai
KurashikiKnow10th Kurashiki Mirai K-juku The Interrelationship Between Practical Education in Schools and Learning in the Community
KurashikiKnowKurashikikan (Tourist Information Center) Renovation Commemorative Ceremony (held February 16, 2020) A barrier-free facility suited to the times
KurashikiEatChang Thai RestaurantOnce you try it, you’ll be hooked! An authentic Thai restaurant beloved by locals
KurashikiKnowThe 9th Kurashiki Mirai K-juku A monthly seminar exploring education in schools and society
KurashikiKnowShin-Kojimakan (provisional name; scheduled to open in April 2022) press conference A bank building cherished for 100 years becomes an annex of the Ohara Museum of Art
KurashikiEatBefore the move 774 (Nanashi) A shop serving spicy curry, coffee, and sweets from a rented space
KurashikiSeeIbara Railway (Ibara Line) A local railway that continues to serve the community more than 20 years after opening
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