Region “Tamashima”
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Bitchu Tamashima Minato Morning Market 7th Anniversary (December 12, 2021) Come enjoy breakfast! A monthly tradition on the second Sunday
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Ended Autumn Lunch Itadakimasu Stamp Rally (held October 1–December 20, 2021) A food event where you visit participating restaurants and enjoy their signature lunches
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Kurashiki City Japan Heritage Three Stories Passing Kurashiki’s History on to Future Generations and the Challenge of the Kurashiki City Japan Heritage Promotion Office
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Entsu-ji Temple An ancient temple in Tamashima where the renowned monk Ryokan trained. The azaleas, maples, and cherry blossoms are also highlights.
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Old Yunoki House (Saiso-tei) An Edo-period building that evokes the history of Tamashima, a port town that flourished as a commercial hub. A Registered Tangible Cultural Property also used as a lifelong learning facility
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Ended Winter Kurashiki Hot Sweets Stamp Rally (held January 8–March 31, 2021) Enjoy warm sweets as you stroll around Kurashiki
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Closed mug More than just a place to unwind! A cafe that continues to evolve, created together with artists, with displays worth noticing too
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Ended Autumn Lunch Itadakimasu Stamp Rally (held October 1–December 20, 2020) A food event where you can savor carefully prepared lunches made with local ingredients
TamashimaShopping
Amato no Mise Yamato A long-established shop devoted to ohagi. Handmade ohagi with perfectly balanced sweet chunky red bean paste and richly flavored kinako
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Tsukiyama Bakery One of Okayama Prefecture’s oldest bakeries, founded in 1912. Its signature “keshi-pan,” made with a commitment to smooth red bean paste, has been a specialty since its founding.
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Ended Kurashiki Afternoon Tea (held July 20–September 30, 2020) A little luxury event where you can leisurely savor seasonal peaches and grapes
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Patisserie La Biche In difficult times, think about what you can do. The cake shop that continued supporting disaster-stricken areas with sweets