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Kurashiki Museum of Folkcraft

Kurashiki Museum of Folkcraft · 倉敷民藝館

Kurashiki Museum of Folkcraft displays everyday pottery and textiles in converted rice warehouses. Visit during a quarter walk to explore the forms and craftsmanship of daily-use objects.

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Kurashiki Museum of Folkcraft
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Visitor information

Address

岡山県倉敷市中央1-4-11

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Admission

Standard admission is 1,200 yen; high-school/university students 500; elementary/junior-high students 300. Admission may vary by exhibition. Groups of 20+ need advance reservations.

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Opening hours

The museum opens 10:00–17:00, with reception until 16:30. It closes on Mondays, or next day when Monday is a public holiday. Open during Golden Week/Obon; closed 29 December–1 January. Display changes and weather/other warnings may cause temporary closures.

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What to see at Kurashiki Museum of Folkcraft

Everyday items and warehouse interiors

See daily-use objects such as pottery and textiles alongside the old rice-warehouse interiors housing them. Combine the exhibitions with a look around the historical quarter’s buildings.

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How to get to Kurashiki Museum of Folkcraft

Leave the south side towards the quarter, walking about 15 minutes to 1-4-11 Chuo, Kurashiki. Use the official area map to navigate lanes, then walk back to Kurashiki Station after visiting.

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Before you visit

If visiting Ohara too

Ohara and folkcraft are separate facilities. Buy tickets individually and check that both open on your date.

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Questions about Kurashiki Museum of Folkcraft

How do Ohara and folkcraft differ?

Ohara focuses on Western paintings, crafts and Eastern art; folkcraft focuses on everyday items such as pottery and textiles.

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