Region: Okayama Prefecture
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FY2026 Kurashiki City Marriage Support Program “Kurashiki Love Tour” Some events are easy to join for just 500 yen. Take the first step and give it a try
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“Gather Around! Elementary School Students” Kurashiki-Nishi Elementary School Edition (Broadcast June 13, 2026) Packed with annual events! The appeal of Kurashiki-Nishi Elementary School, where students spend their days surrounded by the treasures of the community
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ARKO2025-2026 Mayuko Kose “Between Wildlife and Humans,” Painted in Kurashiki by Japanese-Style Painter Mayuko Kose
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Flamenco Stage Performance “Scent of the Earth” (held June 20, 2026) Kurashiki × Spain: A Stunning Flamenco Show Connected by Passion
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FY2026 Corporate Learning Academy Course (held June 12, 2026) An experiential class to expand your career options by seeing, hearing about, and experiencing work in Kurashiki
KojimaGo
Held on 8/1 (Sat) Summer Craft Workshop Build children’s confidence! Create a one-of-a-kind “Forest of Boxes Lamp” together with a professional designer
KojimaEat
Washuzan Rest House Local Dining Hall A variety of dishes made with ingredients from Okayama, enjoyed while taking in views of the Seto Inland Sea
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LUCIAS (Lucias) Eat, choose, listen, and meet. A relaxing cafe to enjoy with all five senses
MizushimaReport
“Gather Around, Elementary School Students!”: Daiichi Fukuda Elementary School Edition (Broadcast June 6, 2026) Delicious school lunches and abundant nature. Children growing strong and healthy like pine trees
KurashikiKnow
Learn about the history of the Bikan Historical Area (Part 1: Ice Age to the 16th century) What really happened here (historical facts) that people connected with the Bikan Historical Area should know
Kurashiki CityReport
Kurashiki Himawari-go Akashi Trip Travel Report (held May 24, 2026) A trip on one of the few chartered group trains in Japan exclusively for people with disabilities
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Held on 7/11 (Sat) Yamasaki’s Picture Book Exhibition Picture books created to share firsthand experiences of “invisible disabilities” and “the difficulties of living”
