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Ohara House Katalyzer (Former Ohara Family Residence) A residence packed with the beauty of Kurashiki
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Closed Ohara Museum of Art Annex A museum that supports challenges to creativity, walking with the present
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Ohara Museum of Art What are the highlights? Not just famous works by Monet, El Greco, and others, but a museum that continues to evolve
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Kurashiki City Art Museum Not only a place to view works, but also a "lifelong learning facility" that serves as a venue for citizen presentations and a place for children's education.
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Yurin-so Villa (Former Ohara Family Villa) as an Architectural Structure The first residence and guesthouse in Kurashiki, combining three cultures: Japanese, Western, and Chinese (Kurashiki Architectural Journey Vol. 7)
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The 16th Kurashiki Shunshou Akari (February 18, 2023 - March 12, 2023) An event that colors the nights of Kurashiki. Illuminations that can be photographed together will appear, making it even more attractive.
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The Kurashiki City Art Museum as an Architectural Structure The former Kurashiki City Office building designed by Kenzo Tange, a world-renowned architect. Unraveling the concepts embedded within (Kurashiki Architectural Journey Vol.6)
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Ohara Museum of Art Theater-style Viewing Tour Artwork explanations + theater, an enjoyable art appreciation experience even for beginners
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Seigan-ji Temple A temple that conveys history from the Heian period
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Kanryuji Temple A temple that still bears the scars of the turmoil of the late Edo period
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Yurin-so Villa A special seat open only in spring and autumn overlooking the Bikan Historical Area
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Ohara Museum of Art Main Building as Architecture Cutting-edge in 1930. Eco-friendly Roman temple-style architecture made of steel-reinforced concrete (Kurashiki Architectural Journey Vol.5)
