Kurashiki

Kurashiki is the second biggest city in Okayama prefecture. Kurashiki's eastern segment is a colossal agglomeration of substantial industry based on landfill in the Seto Inland Sea, while the Bikan zone, with its calm, willow-lined waterway, is a wonderful notice of how things used to be. Kurashiki is the home of Japan's first historical center for Western workmanship, the Ohara Museum of Art. Set up in 1930 by Magosaburo Ohara, it contains works of art by El Greco, Monet, Matisse, Gauguin, and Renoir.

The gathering likewise displays fine instances of Asian and contemporary workmanship. The primary structure is planned in the style of Neoclassicism. The old shipper quarter is known as the Bikan recorded territory. It contains many fine instances of seventeenth century wooden stockrooms painted white with conventional dark tiles, along a waterway confined with sobbing willows and loaded up with koi. The territory has no electric posts so as to make it all the more intently take after the vibe of the Meiji time frame.