Kurashiki Attractions

The Ohara Museum in Kurashiki, Japan’s first private Western art museum, offers masterpieces by Picasso, Gauguin, and more. Enjoy a rich cultural experience with free English audio guides for deeper insights!

The Momotaro Karakuri Museum in Kurashiki brings the legendary Peach Boy to life with interactive exhibits and playful mechanical devices. A fun, educational stop for families and folklore fans alike!

Toy Museum in Kurashiki offers a nostalgic journey through Japan’s toy history, with four rooms showcasing toys from all 47 prefectures. Explore unique souvenirs and relax at the on-site café!

The Kurabo Museum in Kurashiki offers a fascinating look at the history of the Kurashiki Bosekijo spinning mill. Explore exhibits that showcase the company’s impact on the local textile industry and history!

Storehouse Shopping Street in Kurashiki, just a block from the canal, offers a peaceful, charming atmosphere. Explore historic shops, cafes, and unique souvenirs while enjoying the area's modern flair!

The Ohashi Residence in Kurashiki, built in 1796, offers a rare look into the lifestyle of a prominent merchant family. Explore its elegant rooms, unique design, and historical significance in Edo Japan.

The Piggybank Museum in Kurashiki showcases hundreds of unique Japanese piggy banks, including rare 1970 Osaka Expo designs and comic characters. A fun, quirky stop full of creativity and nostalgia!

The Museum of Folkcraft in Kurashiki, built in 1948, showcases traditional Japanese craftsmanship. Explore textiles, ceramics, and more, offering a captivating look at Japan’s rich cultural heritage!

The Archaeological Museum in Kurashiki, opened in 1950, offers a unique collection of over 700 artifacts. Explore Japan’s early history through pottery and ancient items in this fascinating cultural stop!