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Ohara House Katalyzer (Former Ohara Family Residence) A residence packed with the beauty of Kurashiki
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Temporarily closed Ohara Museum of Art Annex A museum moving with the times, supporting challenges in creativity
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Ohara Museum of Art What are the highlights? More than just famous works by Monet and El Greco, this museum is constantly evolving
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Kurashiki City Art Museum A “lifelong learning facility” that serves not only as a place to view artworks, but also as a venue for citizens to present their work and for children to learn
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“Yurin-so Villa (the Ohara family’s former second residence)” as an architectural work Kurashiki’s first residence and guesthouse, blending Japanese, Western, and Chinese cultures (Kurashiki Architecture Journey Vol. 7)
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16th Kurashiki Shunsho Akari (held February 18–March 12, 2023) An event that brightens Kurashiki’s nights. New lights you can photograph yourself with make it even more appealing
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“Kurashiki City Art Museum” as a BuildingUnraveling the vision behind the former Kurashiki City Office building, designed by world-renowned architect Kenzo Tange (Kurashiki Architecture Journey Vol. 6)
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Ohara Museum of Art Theatrical Art Appreciation Tour An enjoyable art appreciation experience for beginners, combining artwork explanations and theater
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Seiganji Temple A temple that tells a story of history dating back to the Heian period
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Kanryuji Temple A temple that preserves the scars of the turmoil at the end of the Edo period
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Yurin-so Villa A view of the Bikan Historical Area from a prime seat, open to the public only in spring and autumn
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The Ohara Museum of Art Main Building as Architecture State-of-the-art in 1930: an eco-friendly Roman temple-style building made of steel-reinforced concrete (Kurashiki Architectural Journey Vol. 5)
