There are lots of unique little shops here, selling local handicrafts, pottery, and traditional sweets. There are also some retro-style cafes and restaurants where you can enjoy great food while soaking in the historic atmosphere. I tried the famous 'Kurashiki grape' dessert, and it was absolutely delicious.
Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter | Review by Bill Law
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If you want a more comfortable stay and also want to soak in an onsen while looking out at the ocean, this place is a solid choice.
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The mall has plenty of dining options, from coffee and desserts to wagyu BBQ, so it’s very convenient for meals.
It’s close to the subway and Tokyo Station, so it’s a nice place to take a break, recharge, or just wander around a bit. -
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They have Binchotan charcoal soft serve here! It tastes a bit like brown sugar, and the added cookie gives it a nice texture. Pretty unique experience.
