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Kurashiki Canvas
Woven slowly on old looms so the yarn keeps its air; the cloth moved from ships' sails to bags.
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Okayama Prefectural Museum of Art
Built around Sesshu, born in this province, and holding ink paintings by the swordsman Musashi as well.
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Hayashibara Museum of Art
Built on the Ikeda lords' collection, with a holding of Noh robes among the finest in Japan.
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Okayama Orient Museum
One of Japan's few museums of the ancient Near East, grown from a local collector's gift.
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Yumeji Art Museum
In Yumeji's home province, with his birthplace and the studio he designed himself both preserved.
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Okayama Castle
Clad in black-lacquered boards and nicknamed the crow castle, on an irregular pentagonal base.
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Inujima Seirensho Art Museum
A ruined copper refinery turned museum without demolition, conditioned by sun and geothermal air alone.
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Inujima Art House Project
On an island of some fifty people, Sejima scattered transparent pavilions so that walking becomes the exhibition.
OkayamaArt & CraftsBizen
Bizen Ware
The oldest of the six ancient kilns: no glaze, no painting - only what ash, flame and straw leave on the clay.
Bizen
Bizen Ware Museum
A museum centered on Bizen ware, ceramics and art, from medieval storage jars to living masters - the full range of what fire alone can do.
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Shizutani School
Among the world's oldest schools built for commoners, roofed in Bizen tile and ringed by 765 metres of rounded stone wall.
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Bizen Osafune Sword Museum
In the greatest of Japan's five sword provinces, with working smiths, polishers and hilt-binders on site.
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OkayamaArt & CraftsNagi
Nagi Museum Of Contemporary Art
The artworks were chosen first and the building designed around them - including a cylinder with Ryoanji's rock garden on its inner wall.
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Joto District, Tsuyama
A merchants' quarter along the old Izumo highway, 1.2 kilometres of Edo and Meiji townhouses.
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Tsuyama Museum of Western Learning
This domain produced a line of Dutch-studies scholars who coined the Japanese words for oxygen and cell.
OkayamaArt & CraftsTsuyama
Sakushu Kasuri
Kasuri farmers once wove for themselves; the craft died out and has been brought back.
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Fukiya Village
A copper and red-ochre town where every house is painted in the pigment it made, under matching red tiles.
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Fukiya Bengara Museum
The making of red iron-oxide pigment, which went into Kutani porcelain and Wajima lacquer alike.
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Hirokane Residence
Castle-scale stone walls raised on a mountainside to carry one house - copper and pigment money made visible.
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Bitchu Matsuyama Castle
The highest of Japan's twelve surviving keeps, its walls built straight onto the natural rock.
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Raikyuji Garden
An early garden by Kobori Enshu, made in his twenties: clipped azalea as waves, stones as islands.
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Denchu Art Museum
For a sculptor who carved until he was 107, and who past a hundred bought thirty years' worth of timber.
Hakodate Hachimangu · Shrine
Koryuji · Temple