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KurashikiSeeKurashiki Archaeological Museum Displays a wealth of artifacts from the Paleolithic period through ancient Kibi Province in a rice storehouse from the Edo period
KurashikiSee“Kurashiki City Office Main Building” as a Work of Architecture Kurashiki’s symbol, packed with thoughtful details in its tall tower and civic hall (Kurashiki Architecture Journey Vol. 4)
KurashikiSeeOhashi House An Important Cultural Property of Kurashiki Machiya, Evoking Life in the Edo Period
KurashikiSeeKurashikikan Tourist Information Center A retro-style information center to stop by at the start of your Kurashiki sightseeing or for a break
KurashikiSee“Kurashiki Community Center” as a Building A public facility that blends into the streetscape in the heart of the Bikan Historical Area (Kurashiki Architecture Journey Vol. 3)
KurashikiSeeEnded Kojima Torajiro Memorial Gallery / Shin-Kojimakan (provisional name) to open temporarily from October 2021 See Kenji Yanobe’s large-scale works for a limited time
KurashikiSee“Kurashiki Kokusai Hotel” as a Building A hotel in harmony with the Bikan Historical Area, where Ohara Soichiro’s concept lives on today (Kurashiki Architecture Journey Vol. 2)
KurashikiSeeThe Kurashiki Archaeological Museum as a Building Note the harmony between the Edo-period wooden “rice storehouse” and the Showa-period reinforced-concrete “extension” (Kurashiki Architecture Journey Vol. 1)
KojimaSeeNozaki's Historical Residence, with a history of about 200 years as the home of a salt-field magnate. Students from Okayama Prefectural Kurashiki Washu Senior High School introduce its appeal
TamashimaSeeEntsu-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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