Region: Okayama Prefecture
KurashikiGo
Held on 9/6 (Sun) Kurashiki Orchestra 52nd Regular Concert Live performance by the Kurashiki Orchestra, established over 50 years ago! A concert where you can enjoy authentic classical music up close
KojimaReport
“Gather Around, Elementary School Students!” Shimotsui Higashi Elementary School Edition (aired April 25, 2026) The school closest to the Seto-Ohashi Bridge in Japan! Shimotsui Higashi Elementary School, with a 153-year history
KurashikiKurashiki City
Held on 8/26 (Wed) FY2026 Seminar on Accepting Foreign Talent A seminar for businesses to resolve questions about the Employment for Skill Development Program
KurashikiGo
Until 8/31 (Mon) Kurashiki as I See It: Beyond the Familiar Scenery — Art Exhibition A crystallization of love for their hometown, felt in Kurashiki’s tradition-rich spaces and depicted by students of Seishin Junior High School and Seishin Girls’ High School
MabiSee
Kurashiki City Historical Materials Preservation Office Home to 375,000 historical materials. A place that preserves Kurashiki’s history and passes it on to the future
Takahashi CityShopping
Shuchinsha A bookstore quietly nestled in the bengara-colored streets of Fukiya Furusato Village
Niimi CityKnow
Koigakubo Roadside Station A “small hub” in Tessei-cho, Niimi City, connecting rice flour cuisine with local life
KurashikiGo
Held on 8/19 (Wed) 3rd Lamb Seminar in Kurashiki Learn about and taste lamb today, and explore ways to use it in the future
KojimaReport
“Gather Around! Elementary School Students”: Shimotsui Nishi Elementary School Edition (aired April 25, 2026) Children of Shimotsui Nishi Elementary School growing up in a town where spectacular views of the Seto Inland Sea and history live on
Kurashiki CityKurashiki City
Held 9/12–11/6 Takahashi River Basin Women Entrepreneurs Support Program “Jibun Entrepreneurship Seminar” A free four-session seminar to discover a worldview that feels true to you
KurashikiReport
Exhibition of Ideas to Help Children Do More Things Successfully (held June 28, 2026) An exhibition of everyday tools not just “for” children with special needs, but also usable “by” them
Hayashima TownGo
Held on 9/20 (Sun) Historian Michifumi Isoda’s Lecture Creating an Opportunity to Deepen Attachment to One’s Hometown
