Region: Kurashiki City
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MARUGO KURASHIKI A new style of jika-tabi. Bringing a century of history into everyday life
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Held 3/13 (Fri)–25 (Wed) Kurashiki Central Hospital In-Hospital School Art Exhibition Enjoy works filled with the dreams and wishes of children in hospital
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“Gather Around! Elementary School Students” — Tsurajima Higashi Elementary School Edition (Broadcast January 31, 2026) An elementary school with a sweeping view of the Mizushima Industrial Complex from its hilltop, beautiful scenery, and a wealth of historic events
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Held Friday, March 20 (national holiday) Forest Concert “Hiruyo no Awai” Enjoy an outdoor acoustic concert at Ojigadake Hill on a day celebrating the arrival of spring
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Held on 3/14 (Sat) Mizushima Terrace Meeting An event planned over the course of a year by Kojoiike High School students! Shop, eat, exchange, and enjoy different cultures
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Held on 3/15 (Sun) Kurashiki Orchestra Concert A musical like no other, blending musicals and classical music. Let the powerful performance transport you into the world of the story.
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Held on 3/21 (Sat) & 22 (Sun) K/The Detective Musical Without a Detective A two-day-only musical created by a cast of 35 local residents
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Kurashiki Astronomical Observatory Japan’s first public observatory, bringing citizens face to face with the starry sky for 100 years as of 2026
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“Gather Around, Elementary School Students!” Tsubue Elementary School Edition (Broadcast January 24, 2026) The joy of autumn is delicious chestnuts from Kuriyama! Tsubue Elementary School, filled with warmth and surrounded by rich nature and local people
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Mottainai Festival (held on February 21, 2026) A familiar form of social contribution connected through shopping
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Held on 3/14 (Sat) MIZUSHIMA EGG MARCHE A must-see for egg lovers! A market bringing egg-based food, picture books, and goods together in Mizushima
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Held Saturday, March 7 and Sunday, March 8 Usagiya Bread Marche Sometimes Anko ~ 16 popular bakeries and Japanese confectionery shops from across Okayama Prefecture gather