Region: Okayama Prefecture
Kurashiki CityKnow
NikA Hair Salon“Gray Hair Care × Haircuts” You Can Trust! Enjoy Every Day with a Hairstyle That Feels Like You
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Welcome Gathering for New School Graduates Starting Work (held on April 8, 2025) Taking the first step toward working in Kurashiki with your peers
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Mineyama Fumi Award recipient Kimiko Oga More than 60 years of preserving the streetscape of the Bikan Historical Area, which has two sides: a residential neighborhood and a tourist destination
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Nanba Nouen Preserving the Original Landscape of Tamashima’s Yashima District for the Future: The Challenge of a Young Third-Generation Farm Owner
Kurashiki CityReport
Mangrove Planting Project Vol. 1 (Broadcast February 7, 2025) FM Kurashiki’s Challenge! Building a Future That Protects the Environment, Starting with a Single Mangrove Sapling
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Yakitori Natchan The gentle future envisioned by the owner who opened a takeout yakitori shop in Mizushima, Kurashiki City
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Held on 5/4 Sunday ICHIGOWORKS Everyone’s Art Exhibition A day to discover one-of-a-kind works found nowhere else and wonderful creations that let individuality shine
Takahashi CityGo
Until 6/8 (Sun) Artistic Lineage: Three Generations of the Kojima Family—Kojima Torajiro, Kojima Kaitaro, and Kojima Shintaro In Search of the Kojima Family’s Roots
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The Fighting General’s Path: Hoshino Senichi ‘Path of Dreams’ Exhibition (held March 1–30, 2025) I felt his passionate spirit for baseball
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sweets milcrown (Milk Crown) A neighborhood cake shop offering “cakes the whole family can enjoy with a smile,” precisely because they’re only eaten once in a while
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Until 5/11 (Sun) 2025 Spring Special Public Opening of Yurin-so Villa: “Welcome to Yurin-so Villa! Hospitality Through Contemporary Art” First public opening since repairs to the walls, ceiling, tatami mats, rain gutters, and more
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Shinkei-en Garden Relax in a Japanese garden to stroll and admire, and in a building with a 56-tatami-mat Japanese-style room
