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Feel Like a Princess at the Yumiko Igarashi Museum in Kurashiki

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Feel Like a Princess at the Yumiko Igarashi Museum in Kurashiki Planning a trip to Kurashiki’s charming historical district? If you’re into Japanese manga, nostalgic aesthetics, or just love unique travel experiences, the Yumiko Igarashi Museum is a hidden gem you don’t want to miss. Famous for her manga Candy Candy, Yumiko Igarashi’s world comes alive in this whimsical art museum where visitors can literally step into a storybook—complete with princess dresses, photo spots, and pink-colored curry! What is the Yumiko Igarashi Museum? This museum is dedicated to the beloved works of manga artist Yumiko Igarashi. Located in the heart ...

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Discovering the Art House Project in Naoshima: Where Everyday Life Meets Contemporary Art

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Tucked away in the quiet village of Honmura on Naoshima Island, the Art House Project is a unique, immersive art experience that turns abandoned traditional homes into living pieces of contemporary art. It’s where the island’s historic architecture, local culture, and cutting-edge creativity beautifully collide. If you’re planning a trip to Japan’s Seto Inland Sea, this is a must-visit for any art lover or curious traveler. What Is the Art House Project? Launched in 1998 by Benesse Art Site Naoshima, the Art House Project began with the renovation of one old house, Kadoya. Since then, six more sites have ...