Region "Tamashima"
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"Gather Around! Elementary School Students" Nagao Elementary School Edition (Broadcast on February 14, 2026) The charm of Nagao Elementary School, where students spend time warmly watched over by the local community in a town where Shinkansen can be seen
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Hina Matsuri at Saiso-tei (Held from February 21 to March 8, 2026)Hina Matsuri that heralds spring in Tamashima. Nostalgic hina dolls and matcha experience
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March 29 (Sun) Event Kurashiki Junior Philharmonic Orchestra The 18th Spring Concert Melodies heralding spring. A concert presented by children nurtured and growing in the community
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"Gather Around! Elementary School Students" Kashiwajima Elementary School Edition (Broadcast on December 6, 2025) The symbol is a large, straight Metasequoia. What are the treasures of the community that the children of Kashiwajima Elementary School talk about?
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Morimoto Construction Co., Ltd. Morimoto Rina A home-building business loved across generations in Tamashima, supporting from behind the scenes (A Story of Kurashiki Work Woven by Young People Vol. 6)
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11/24 (Mon, Holiday) Event Sake Offering Festival Let's enjoy carefully selected food and sake at Haguro Shrine, in gratitude for nature.
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Okayama Prefecture Ryochan Association Training Course "Ryochan Culture of Tamashima" (held on September 4, 2025) Experience the Ryochan culture of Tamashima
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9/21 (Sun) Event Okayama Inclusive Beach Fest 2025 Let's enjoy the last marine activities of the year together, whether you have a disability or not!
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"Gather Around! Elementary School Students" Kaminaru Elementary School Edition (Broadcast on July 5, 2025) Exploring the charm of Kaminaru Elementary School, where students spend their time freely surrounded by the beautiful nature of the Takahashi River!
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ONE PROJECT 2025 IN OKAYAMA (held on July 12, 2025) Elementary school students learn the joy of basketball and important skills from active professional B League players
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July 20 (Sun) Event Forum on Community Development and Human Resource Development Listen to practices starting from Tamashima Seishin-cho Shopping Street and bring them back to your own community
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Tamashima Townscape Preservation District A port town that flourished as "Nishi no Naniwa," one of the leading commercial cities in the Setouchi region, through trade in Bichu cotton with the Kitamae ships. The culture of tea ceremony also took root in this merchant town.
