Kurashiki Architectural Journey
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Kurashiki City Indoor Swimming Center Equipped with 50m and 25m pools certified by the Japan Swimming Federation, this facility, which has set national records in the past, will close on March 31, 2026 (Kurashiki Architectural Journey Vol. 9)
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Kurashiki Ivy Square as an Architectural Structure A complex tourism facility renovated from the factory building of KURABO INDUSTRIES LTD. (Kurashiki Architectural Journey Vol. 8)
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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 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 Main Building as Architecture Cutting-edge in 1930. Eco-friendly Roman temple-style architecture made of steel-reinforced concrete (Kurashiki Architectural Journey Vol.5)
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The "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)
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Kurashiki 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)
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Kurashiki 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)
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Kurashiki 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)
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Modern Architecture in Kurashiki as Seen from the Outside Visiting the architecture of Urabe Chintaro, which aims for "harmony" with the traditional townscape
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