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1. Ohara Museum
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Kurashiki, Chūgoku Region, Japan
In 1930, to commemorate Kojima Torajiro, a Western-style painter who died the previous year, Kurashiki entrepreneur, Ohara Magosaburo, founded te Ohara Museum of Art...
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Kurashiki, Chūgoku Region, Japan
The shop holds itself between an antiques shop and a gartage sale. The museum is at the back of the shop up the stairs. This tiny museum, just 2 meters by 2 meters is..
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Kurashiki, Chūgoku Region, Japan
There are two collections; the first holds the paintings of Kojima Torajiro, the painter who helped Ohara collect his paintings. The second holds Kojima's collection of..
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Kurashiki, Chūgoku Region, Japan
Small museum packed consisting of four rooms all jam packed with toys from different regions. There is even a spinning top that broke a world record
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Kurashiki, Chūgoku Region, Japan
Not exactly comparable to Copenhagan's world-renowned theme park, but the Japanese have certainly tried to create an intriguing copy. The tiny Danish theme park is..
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Kurashiki, Chūgoku Region, Japan
Located in a complex of linked warehouses dating from the 18th century. This is the second Folk Art Museum in Japan
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Kurashiki, Chūgoku Region, Japan
This archaeological museum tries to cramp as many artifacts as possible in the display units. Artifacts from the first inhabitants of Japan untill the end of the Nara..
8. Koraku-En
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Okayama, Chūgoku Region, Japan
Koraku-en Garden ( 後楽園庭園 , Kōrakuen Teien ), bulit in the 17. century is counted among the "Three Most Beautiful Gardens" of Japan.
9. 海の駅なおしま
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Hommura, Shikoku Region, Japan
This is the entrance for Naoshima.
The terminal itself is so cool!!
The terminal itself is so cool!!
10. The Garbage Tip
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Teshima, Shikoku Region, Japan
This tip has to be seen to be believed! It has junk like tyres and steel that is piled so high that you can see it from miles away on the Japan Inland Sea. It has to be..
