Region: Kurashiki City
KojimaSee
Yugasan Rendai-ji Temple, a Temple of Protection from Misfortune and Flowers A historic temple in Kojima where visitors can find peace of mind, guided by Fu-chan, the temple cat
KurashikiKnow
A culture of appreciating folk crafts that still thrives in Kurashiki We traced the history of how mingei took root in Kurashiki
KurashikiGo
Held on 10/25 (Sat) & 26 (Sun) Japan Heritage Festival in Kurashiki The 10th anniversary of Japan Heritage. An event bringing together all 104 regions whose stories have been recognized across Japan at Kurashiki Ivy Square
KurashikiGo
Until 11/3 (Mon) Usagiya Kurashiki Store 30th Anniversary Event featuring limited-edition mt and Usagiya Ai-chan’s Birthday Fair 2025 held
KurashikiGo
Until 11/9 (Sun) 2025 Autumn Special Opening of Yurin-so Villa: Yasumasa Morimura, “Nostalgia, Where to?”—Bringing Art, Literature, and Music Together— A Space Where Art and Music Resonate
KurashikiKnow
Kurashiki Folding Screen ProjectA Japanese-style painting project in which students from Kurashiki University of Science and the Arts create folding screens from scratch
KurashikiReport
“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
KurashikiSee
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
KojimaKnow
Betty Smith Japan’s first women’s jeans manufacturer, continuing to create jeans with new value
KurashikiKnow
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
Kurashiki CityKnow
Exploring Okayama’s Deep Connection with Peaches and Its Mysteries Why Does Okayama Have Momotaro and White Peaches as a Specialty?
Kurashiki CityReport
Kurashiki Fureai-no-Oka Park (opened October 4, 2025) The “Ariki Waku-Waku Tower,” one of the largest large-scale combination playground structures in the prefecture, captures children’s hearts
