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2 Star Hotels in Kurashiki

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HOTEL R9 The Yard Kurashiki

HOTEL R9 The Yard Kurashiki

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Kurashiki
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HOTEL R9 The Yard Kurashiki
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Top neighborhoods in Kurashiki

Bikan Historical Area

Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter

Kurashiki's Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter neighborhood is known for its gardens and castle, and entices visitors with attractions including Kurashiki Museum of Folkcraft and Ohara Museum of Art.

Kojima

Kurashiki's Kojima neighborhood has a host of places to visit such as Kojima Jeans Street and Washuzan Highland.

Top landmarks in Kurashiki

Great Seto Bridge
Great Seto Bridge

Great Seto Bridge

5/5(3 reviews)

If you're planning a bit of sightseeing head to Great Seto Bridge— just one of the monuments in Kojima.

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Achi Shrine
Achi Shrine (阿智神社) is a 1,700 year old shrine which sits atop Mount Tsurugata (鶴形山) in the city of Kurashiki, located in Okayama prefecture. This mountain is located in the corner of Kurashiki's historical quarter and in the olden days it was an island surrounded by the waters of the Seto Inland Sea (瀬戸内海). For that reason, Munakata Sanjojin (宗像三女神), known as the three goddesses of the sea and voyages, is enshrined here. It's a lovely place to visit, not only for the shrine but also for it's view of the city below. There's also a park behind the shrine, famous for the old wisteria tree

Achi Shrine

5/5(1 review)

Find out about the history of Kurashiki when you take a trip to Achi Shrine. Amble around the area's gardens, or seek out its biking trails.

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