Region: Okayama Prefecture
KurashikiReport
Kojima Torajiro, East and West A look at the path he forged through the times (held on March 8, 2026) — A lecture exploring his little-known legacy as a cultural boundary-crosser
MizushimaGo
Held on 4/20 (Mon) Hojima-ji Temple Flower Festival A festival honoring Kannon, passed down for approximately 1,200 years
KurashikiKnow
Kurashiki Central Hospital In-Hospital Classroom A classroom where students learn alongside their peers even while hospitalized due to illness or injury, with the aim of making a smooth return to school
KojimaReport
“Gather Around, Elementary School Students!”: Tsurajima Minami Elementary School (Broadcast March 7, 2026)In a school district dotted with lotus root fields, Tsurajima Minami Elementary School and the warm exchange between the school and local residents
KojimaEat
Studio KIBITAKI A class in Kojima where you can learn to make rice flour bread and wholesome dishes
Hayashima TownGo
Held on 4/19 (Sun) 3rd Hayashima Mat Flea Market A selection of antiques, crafts, and other one-of-a-kind items you can only find here
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Gakumabi Building connections through creating places where children can belong, and putting them to use in disaster preparedness
KurashikiReport
Kurashiki Nostalgic Market (held March 29, 2026) A lively antiques market where bargains and visitors fill the plaza
KurashikiShopping
Nijiiro Shoten In Kurashiki, where “one of a kind” is cherished, sashiko, sundries, and delicious treats that bring comfort to everyday life
KurashikiKnow
Kurashiki City Indoor Swimming Center The facility, equipped with 50-meter and 25-meter pools certified by the Japan Swimming Federation and where Japanese records have been set, closed on March 31, 2026 (Kurashiki Architecture Journey, Vol. 9)
KojimaReport
“Gather Around! Elementary School Students” Kotoura Higashi Elementary School Edition (Broadcast February 28, 2026) About the autumn festival at Ko Hachimangu Shrine and the textile companies Kurashiki is proud of. Discover the many charms of Kotoura Higashi Elementary School
Yakage TownReport
Historic Site Exploration Walk: “Let’s Walk the Toto Road” (held March 7, 2026) Follow the mountain village road that connected people through fish