Western Honsh¨±
Prominent Taish¨-era artist and poet Takehisa Yumeji (1884¨C1934) is particularly known for his bijin-ga (images of beautiful women), and various wistfully posed ladies feature among the paintings, prints and screens on display at this small museum.
It's just across the river on the northeast side of °¨°ù²¹°ì³Ü-±ð²Ô.
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°¨°ù²¹°ì³Ü-±ð²Ô draws the crowds with its reputation as one of the three most beautiful gardens in Japan. It has expansive lawns broken up by ponds, teahouses¡
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One of the most beautiful gardens in the country, ¸é¾±³Ù²õ³Ü°ù¾±²Ô-°ì¨±ð²Ô dates from the mid-1600s and took more than a century to complete. Designed as a walking¡
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In Honmura, half a dozen traditional buildings have been turned over to contemporary artists to use as the setting for creative installations, often¡
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Teshima's art 'museum' impresses for its architecture ¨C a monumental concrete shell, forming a low teardrop-shaped dome on the hillside, designed by Tokyo¡
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About 500m north of Yashima station, Shikoku-mura is an excellent village museum that houses old buildings transported here from all over Shikoku and¡
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This small castle dates from 1597. It took five years to build and is one of only 12 castles in Japan to have its original wooden donjon intact. It's¡
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This is Kurashiki's premier museum, housing the predominantly Western art collection amassed by local textile magnate ?hara Magosabur¨ (1880¨C1943), with¡
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This kiln and gallery-shop is run by the Kimura family, one of the six original families granted official permission in the early 1600s to produce pottery¡
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°¨°ù²¹°ì³Ü-±ð²Ô draws the crowds with its reputation as one of the three most beautiful gardens in Japan. It has expansive lawns broken up by ponds, teahouses¡
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Tools, armoury and Bizen pottery are among the historic artefacts exhibited at this museum, located near the entrance to °¨°ù²¹°ì³Ü-±ð²Ô.
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Nicknamed U-j¨ (žõ³Ç; Crow Castle) because of its colour, the striking black Okayama Castle has an imposing exterior with gilded-fish gargoyles flipping¡
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This is a small museum with exhibits of scrolls, armour and paintings that were once the property of the Ikeda clan (who ruled Okayama for much of the Edo¡
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This sprawling Shint¨ shrine is dedicated to an ancient warrior who subdued a local demon-bandit called Ura and brought the area under central control¡
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The 5th-century Tsukuriyama-kofun is the fourth-biggest kofun tomb (keyhole-shaped burial mound) in Japan. It's thought to mark the final resting place of¡
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A highlight on the Kibiji bicycle route, this temple has a picturesque five-storey, 34m pagoda ¨C famed for being the last pagoda to be built in Japan. The¡
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Steep stone steps lead up to this shrine in Tsurugata-yama-k¨en, a park that overlooks the old area of town. The shrine is home to a wisteria tree thought¡