What You Will Do
Discover Kurashiki the traditional way: on a rickshaw. As a shogunate crown colony in the Edo period (1603~1868), Kurashiki enjoyed prosperity by storing goods and products from all over Japan. Alongside the canals are white-wall Japanese style warehouses and traditional Japanese houses with willow trees on the bank. This tour can be customized to your preferred departure time, ending point, and length.
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Itinerary
Meeting Point
South of the Monogatarikan, right at the entrance of the old, preserved part of town
1
Ohara Museum of Art
stunning art museum, worth checking out prior or after the rickshaw tour.
2
Ohashi House
A nationally important cultural asset. It was a mansion built for and by the Ohashi merchant family.
3
Kurashiki Ivy Square
A large square with red brick walls, covered with ivy.
4
Kanryuji Temple
A buddhist temple located on top of a hill.
5
Achi Shrine
20 minutes
A major Shrine in Kurashiki. With its many events and festivals throughout the year, it plays a great importance for the local residents.
6
Kurashiki Monogatari Museum
Meeting place for the rickshaw tour.
7
Ebisuya Kurashiki
your tour operator for a memorable rickshaw tour through Kurashiki. Attractions and route depend on the selected tour duration.
8
Chugoku Bank Kurashiki Hommachi Branch Office
One of the retro concrete buildings contrasting with the overall wooden buildings of the preserved district in Kurashiki
9
Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter
With the small river flowing through the heart of the traditional district of Kurashiki, you will enjoy the view of the many weeping willows lining this river, as well as the well-preserved wooden buildings
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