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A trendy tourism complex in red brick buildings covered with ivy
The main factory of the Kurashiki Spinning Mill, founded in 1889, has been turned into a tourism and cultural complex, the Kurashiki Ivy Square. The facility is a reproduction of a British factory. The replicated red brick buildings with lush green ivy vine presents a classical but modern atmosphere.
Adjoining in the Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter is a complex containing accommodation facilities, a restaurant and banquet hall; as well as a craft workshop, a history museum, and shops that sell local specialties and souvenirs.
At the large open courtyard, an expansive area of 1400㎡, soothing music plays using the speaker tubes arranged in the rain drainage ditches. In the evening, soft light creates a fantasy-like mood.
Courtyard
Kurashiki Ivy Square
Kurashiki Ivy Square
Aerial view
Restaurant Ivy
The Red Bricks Bar
The courtyard at night
Public bath (for women)
Accommodation
Ivy Shop
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This place was converted from the Kurashiki Spinning Mill and has a lot of cultural significance.
A lush, green plaza with not just a memorial hall but also a hotel where you can stay.
This textile factory, built in a British style, has been perfectly preserved. The red brick warehouse and Western-style buildings are over a hundred years old. The charming, historic atmosphere has earned it recognition as a Japanese heritage site.
