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Held on 11/23 (Sun) FY2025 Kurashiki Disaster Preparedness Fair A collection of tips to help you, useful for adults and children alike
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Held on Monday, November 24 (national holiday) Sake Offering Festival Enjoy carefully selected food and sake at Haguro Shrine while giving thanks to nature
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Held 11/15 (Sat)–26 (Wed) Tokyo 2025 Deaflympics Four athletes and a coach from Okayama Prefecture to compete ~
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Held on 11/19 (Wed) & 21 (Fri) Hinoki Wood Shavings WORKSHOP Make an eco-friendly, stylish Christmas wreath while surrounded by the scent of hinoki cypress
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Held on 11/16 (Sun) Harenomino Kurashiki Returns for the First Time in Six Years! A Special Day of Eating, Drinking, and Celebrating Across Kurashiki
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Held Monday, November 3 (national holiday) Iifuufu Research Group Inaugural Event A research group that aims to build happiness for couples after marriage and address social issues
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Held on 10/25 (Sat) & 26 (Sun) Japan Heritage Festival in Kurashiki The 10th anniversary of Japan Heritage. An event bringing together all 104 regions whose stories have been recognized across Japan at Kurashiki Ivy Square
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Until 11/3 (Mon) Usagiya Kurashiki Store 30th Anniversary Event featuring limited-edition mt and Usagiya Ai-chan’s Birthday Fair 2025 held
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Until 11/9 (Sun) 2025 Autumn Special Opening of Yurin-so Villa: Yasumasa Morimura, “Nostalgia, Where to?”—Bringing Art, Literature, and Music Together— A Space Where Art and Music Resonate
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Held on 10/26 (Sun) Tokyo 2025 Deaflympics to be held: Learn about the Deaflympics Hear from athletes from Okayama Prefecture competing in the Olympics for people with hearing impairments
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Held on 11/9 (Sun) Kurashiki Shien LABO Research Gathering A research gathering for an in-depth discussion of the “here and now” and “future” of disability welfare
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Held on 10/18 (Sat) Publication Commemorative Lecture: “Put Your Wishes into Words and They Will Come True” Why not explore English expressions and language with Keiko Tanaka, one of Japan’s top simultaneous interpreters?