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SeeKurashiki Archaeological Museum A large number of materials from the Paleolithic era to ancient Kibikoku displayed in a rice storehouse from the Edo period
SeeThe "Kurashiki City Office Main Building" as an Architectural Structure A symbol of Kurashiki filled with a commitment to its tall tower and civic hall (Kurashiki Architectural Journey Vol. 4)
SeeOhashi House A Important Cultural Property of Kurashiki Townhouse Reflecting on Life in the Edo Period
SeeKurashikikan Tourist Information Office A retro architecture information center that you want to stop by for the start of your sightseeing in Kurashiki or for a break
SeeKurashiki Community Center as an Architectural Structure A public facility harmonized with the townscape in the center of the Bikan Historical Area (Kurashiki Architectural Journey Vol.3)
SeeEnded Kojima Torajiro Memorial Gallery / New Kojima Hall (tentative name) Opening temporarily from October 2021 Limited time, let's see the large works of Kenji Yanobe
SeeKurashiki International Hotel as an Architectural Structure A hotel harmonized with the Bikan Historical Area, where Ohara Soichiro's concept lives on in the modern era (Kurashiki Architectural Journey Vol. 2)
SeeKurashiki Archaeological Museum as an Architectural Structure Attention to the harmony between the wooden "rice storehouse" from the Edo period and the reinforced concrete "extension building" from the Showa period (Kurashiki Architectural Journey Vol.1)
SeeNozaki's Historical Residence, which has a history of about 200 years as the "King of Salt Fields." Students from Okayama Prefectural Kurashiki Washu Senior High School will introduce its charm.
SeeEntsu-ji Temple An ancient temple in Tamashima where the famous monk Ryokan trained. The azaleas, maples, and cherry blossoms are also highlights.
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