Area: Around Kurashiki City Office

Staff chatting and laughing

Rabbit Cafe A welcoming place for parents, run for over 10 years by people who have raised children with disabilities

Arranged moss balls

Networking Event for New Residents (held November 9, 2024) Share your thoughts on moving to Kurashiki and have fun making kokedama together

Kawazu cherry blossoms along the Kurashiki River

Kurashiki River Senbonzakura Cherry Blossoms A stroll along the Kurashiki River to enjoy the early-blooming pink Kawazu cherry blossoms

Certified NPO Parent Support Step. It is our role to share the experiences of parents of children with disabilities. An organization made up of parents of children and adults with disabilities.

Certified NPO Parent Support Step It is our role to share the experiences of parents of children with disabilities. An organization made up of parents of children and adults with disabilities

The low-rise tower of Kurashiki City Office

“Kurashiki City Office Main Building” as a Work of Architecture Kurashiki’s symbol, packed with thoughtful details in its tall tower and civic hall (Kurashiki Architecture Journey Vol. 4)

Japan Heritage Promotion Office, Ms. Ueda and Ms. Ikeda

Kurashiki City Japan Heritage Three Stories Passing Kurashiki’s History on to Future Generations and the Challenge of the Kurashiki City Japan Heritage Promotion Office

Sumiyoshicho no Ie Bunbuku exterior

Sumiyoshicho no Ie Bunbuku A telework hub in the Takahashi River Basin, housed in the former Asano residence, a traditional home built in 1926