




Kurashiki Travel Tips
Kurashiki (倉敷), located in Okayama Prefecture near the capital city, is a charming destination that transports visitors back to the Edo Period (1603-1867). Known as a vital rice distribution center, Kurashiki's name translates to "town of storehouses," reflecting its rich history. The well-preserved canal area features beautiful traditional architecture and offers a serene atmosphere that invites exploration.
Strolling along the canals, you'll find many former storehouses transformed into delightful museums, boutiques, and cafes. Among these, the Ohara Museum stands out with its impressive collection of works by renowned Western artists. Just a ten-minute walk from Kurashiki Station, this picturesque area is a must-visit for history and art enthusiasts alike.
Attractions
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- Kurashiki Canal District —
- Ivy Square
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1Ohara Museum
Western art masterpieces in Japan
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2Momotaro Karakuri Museum
Interactive displays of Momotaro legend
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3Toy Museum
Old toys and daruma doll displays
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4Kurabo Museum
Textile history and industrial heritage
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5Storehouse Shopping Street
Historic shops with modern trendy vibe
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6Ohashi House
Historic merchant house with samurai architecture
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7Piggybank Museum
Japanese piggy banks and pop culture
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8Museum of Folkcraft
Traditional Japanese crafts and artifacts
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9Archaeological Museum
Ancient artifacts and early Japanese history
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