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KurashikiEatUdon to Osake to Irodori siki An izakaya where you can enjoy carefully crafted dashi and seasonal ingredients. The two types of homemade udon—medium-thick and thin—are another highlight.
KojimaSeeYuga Shrine Honmiya The head shrine of yakuyoke (warding off misfortune) on Mt. Yuga. A historic shrine known for the “dual pilgrimage” with Kotohira-gu Shrine
KurashikiKnowKurashiki Byobu Festival Reviving a historic custom that disappeared in the Meiji era. Bringing the town back to life to preserve Kurashiki’s history and culture
Soja CityKnowEnjayaA community development company in Soja that plans and holds events and operates facilities, aiming to build a better town through small connections
Soja CityShoppingBakery Tongu A long-established bakery taking on new challenges to preserve the products beloved by Soja City residents
KojimaSeeShimotsui Townscape Preservation District An old port town that prospered through Kitamaebune trade, pilgrimages to two shrines, and fishing. Working to revitalize the community to preserve its townscape
KurashikiEatMenshu Isshoan Tenmaya Kurashiki Store A carefully crafted ramen brimming with the rich flavor of mature chicken. Striving to serve “a bowl that brings light to Okayama,” rooted in the local community
KurashikiKnowKurashiki Riverbank Traditional Buildings Preservation District A historic townscape that was among the first in Japan to undertake preservation. Its design features, including Kurashiki latticework and Kurashiki windows, are full of charm.
KojimaEatChukasoba Kouta Enjoy ramen in a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere. Aiming to be a beloved local restaurant that people want to visit every day
TamashimaSeeTamashima Historic Townscape Preservation District A port town that flourished as one of the Seto Inland Sea’s leading commercial centers, known as “Naniwa of the West,” through trade in Bitchu cotton with Kitamaebune ships. The culture of the tea ceremony also took root in this town of merchants.
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