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Kojima Torajiro Memorial Hall

児島虎次郎記念館

Dedicated to the work of the Japanese artist who directed the acquisition of most of the Ohara Museum's collection.

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Iseya
伊勢屋
If you enjoyed the Toy Museum, stop here for a mix of European wooden toys from the cheap & nifty to the expensive & hand-crafted.
Tue-Sun 09:00-19:00
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Coffee Kan
倉敷珈琲館
Get educated and caffeinated in this beautiful, atmospheric coffee shop, managed by people who are serious about their beans. Brewed by French press, the coffee is served straight or mixed with honey and liquers to make their house "Queen of Amber" concoction.
Tue-Sun 10:00-17:00
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Momotaro Museum
桃太郎のからくり博物館
With the figure of Momotaro outside and souvenirs sold inside, it is often mistaken by foreign tourists as just another shop and a cute photo-op, but this building is actually a "museum of mystery" dedicated to Momotaro, the Peach Boy. The museum features a variety of fun and interactive mind tricks that bear no real connection to the tale but are quite fun, especially for children. From there, prepare yourself for a walk through the dark lair of the ogres that Momotaro defeated before ascending the stairs to see some historical depictions of the tale and other items of nostalgia.
Tue-Sun 10:00-17:00Adults ¥600, young students ¥400, children ¥100
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Archaeological Museum
倉敷考古館
Housed in a particularly lovely old rice warehouse, this museum has Japanese, Chinese, and even Incan artifacts on display.
Wed-Sun 09:00-17:00¥400 adults, ¥250 students