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Kurashiki Ivy Square, a charming complex of ivy-covered brick buildings, houses a museum, restaurants, and a hotel. Explore its historic cotton mill roots and enjoy a relaxing atmosphere with modern amenities!
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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!
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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!
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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!
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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.
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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!
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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!
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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!
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Yashima, a historic flat-topped mountain near Takamatsu, offers stunning views and rich history. Explore battle monuments, Yashima Temple, a museum, and nearby attractions like the New Yashima Aquarium.
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Warei Shrine, one of Shikoku’s Grand Shrines, is renowned for its connection to fishermen and its massive 12-meter stone torii gate. Visit for blessings, peaceful views, and the vibrant Warei Grand Festival!
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