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KojimaShoppingBetty Smith “Jeans Museum & Village” A symbol of Kojima where you can learn and have fun while experiencing the story of jeans
KojimaShoppingShimotsui Yokocho A yokocho that envisions a future for Shimotsui where people gather and bustle continues, built on a commitment to local production for local consumption
KurashikiShoppingKikkodo The birthplace of Kurashiki’s traditional confection, Murasuzume. Also recommended are Kurashiki’s first Baumkuchen and the Murasuzume hand-baking experience.
Ibara CityShoppingYamanari Sake Brewery Brewing sake brimming with local charm using Ibara’s rice, water, and air
TamashimaShoppingKurashiki Cheese Kobo HarupalConnecting people with the dairy farming and cows I love. Natural cheese made with care by the third-generation owner of Miyake Farm
MabiShoppingCoffee Roast TERU Mabi Store Enrich your coffee time with made-to-order roasted coffee beans
Soja CityShoppingIppondo Okayama Soja Store Health-conscious bread that never gets old, even when eaten every day. A bakery specializing in loaves baked fresh every hour
Yakage TownShoppingBokko-do A rice cracker shop in Yakage Town where a family continues to preserve an unchanged taste
Kasaoka CityShoppingSetouchi Banana Can You Eat the Peel Too? Planter Co., Ltd. Takes on Okayama’s First Pesticide-Free Banana Cultivation
KurashikiShoppingKurashiki Yugaan Bunkindo A long-established Japanese confectionery shop nestled in a tranquil setting surrounded by pastoral scenery. Its popular specialty is Oyama Meijin Monaka, shaped like a shogi piece.
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