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Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter

Japanese name: 倉敷美観地区

Kurashiki's Bikan district is a beautifully preserved merchant town with white-walled storehouses lining a willow-shaded canal. The area also houses the Ohara Museum of Art, Japan's first Western-style art museum.

Opening hours: Always open; shops and museums keep their own hours
Getting there: 15 min walk from JR Kurashiki Station
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Official site: www.kurashiki-tabi.jp ↗

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