Region: Kurashiki City
KurashikiReport
“Gather Around, Elementary School Students!”: Odaka Elementary School (Broadcast September 13, 2025) More than 1,000 students! The local attractions Odaka Elementary School is proud of, and its efforts to unite as one
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Held on 11/19 (Wed) & 21 (Fri) Hinoki Wood Shavings WORKSHOP Make an eco-friendly, stylish Christmas wreath while surrounded by the scent of hinoki cypress
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Held on 11/16 (Sun) Harenomino Kurashiki Returns for the First Time in Six Years! A Special Day of Eating, Drinking, and Celebrating Across Kurashiki
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Yasumasa Morimura “Nostalgia, Where to?” Commemorative Symposium “Thinking About Intersecting Gazes—The West, Japan, and Asia—” (held on October 11, 2025) New Perspectives on Art
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Mizushima Night View Taxi “Mizushima Industrial Complex Night View Tour,” only possible with local company Nomura Taxi
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“Gather Around! Elementary School Students” Kurashiki Minami Elementary School Edition (Broadcast September 6, 2025) Children of Kurashiki Minami Elementary School Growing Up Healthy in a Beautiful School Building and a City That Continues to Develop
KojimaReport
Okayama Expo 2025 The Future of Okayama Woven by Connections (held on September 28, 2025) — A one-day expo packed with the charms of Okayama Prefecture
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KURABUN Co., Ltd. — Aoi YurikaAiming to make Usagiya a beloved local store where people can discover special stationery and excitement (Kurashiki Work Stories Woven by Young People, Vol. 5)
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Held Monday, November 3 (national holiday) Iifuufu Research Group Inaugural Event A research group that aims to build happiness for couples after marriage and address social issues
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Yata Otsuka Burial Mound A must-see for kofun fans! A historic site with one of Japan’s largest stone chambers, preserved for 1,400 years
Kurashiki CityKnow
Tracing the “Textile Products” That Helped Develop Kurashiki The Roles of Sanada Himo, Tatami Edging, Jeans, and School Uniforms in Building a Textile Town
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Kusudo House A Meiji-era merchant house registered as Okayama Prefecture’s first Registered Tangible Cultural Property (Structure)
