Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter

YAP FLY

1个月前

仓敷美观地区是位于日本冈山县仓敷市的传统街町景观保存地区，也是仓敷市的代表观光景点。 此区域在17世纪江户时代初期成为江户幕府的皇室直辖领地。 在这区域建立了多个白壁屋敷和仓库,到了20世纪时仍保留了皇室直辖领地时代的街町风貌。因而仓敷市在1969年制定条例将此区域划为“美观地区”，1979年进一步由国家列为为重要传统的建造物群保存地区。 在这里可以欣赏白墙仓库、瓦垄板墙、柳树街道等特色景观的仓敷美观地区。而这拥有近400年历史的传统性建筑物所形成的街道和仓敷川边复古摩登的风景。 同时古街这里也有提供游船和人拉车的服务。(是需要付费的) 其实这里的范围不是很广,而且有些商店也会售卖同样的当地特色,所以逛完这区不会用去很长的时间。 另外这区据说也有幸运物>就是两只白大鹅,据说当天能见到这对白鹅都会带来幸运的。

zhang milky

7个月前

环境很漂亮，让我有种回到上海的感觉，有点像上海周边的城市，地方很大，很好逛街，很多餐饮和咖啡店都有，最主要还买到了很多轻松熊，但是轻松熊没有固定的店铺ID只能发在这里

朱伯駿

8个月前

The Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter is the most iconic traditional streetscape preservation area in Kurashiki, Okayama Prefecture, and is praised as one of Japan’s most beautiful old towns from the Edo period. This district blends history, art, natural beauty, and modern creativity. Each season has its own unique charm, but spring is especially enchanting when the cherry blossoms are in full bloom. Since the Edo period, the Kurashiki Bikan area has served as a prosperous center for commerce and logistics under direct shogunate rule. Today, it still retains the original townscape from the Edo to Taisho eras, including white-walled storehouses, black-tiled townhouses, old bridges, and stone-paved streets. The Kurashiki River flows quietly through the district, flanked by gently swaying willow trees, creating a tranquil, timeless atmosphere. Many of the former storehouses have been converted into stylish general stores, specialty dessert shops, cafés, and art galleries that reflect both history and modern aesthetics. From late March to early April, cherry blossoms—mainly the Somei Yoshino variety—bloom along the Kurashiki River and nearby areas. The pink blossoms and the green willows together form a poetic corridor of spring colors. The contrast between the willows and the cherry blossoms is particularly striking and unique. Though it may not offer vast forests of cherry trees like other renowned spots, the combination of historic architecture, white walls, willows, and riverbanks creates a romantic and artistic hanami (flower-viewing) experience. Visitors are recommended to rent a kimono to stroll, enjoy the blossoms, take photos, and immerse themselves in the depth of Japanese history and cultural beauty. 倉敷美觀地區是岡山縣倉敷市最具代表性的傳統街景保存區，也被譽為日本最美的江戶時代老街之一。這裡融合了歷史、藝術、自然美景以及現代文創，四季皆有特色，春天尤以「櫻花」盛放時分，最為迷人。 自江戶時代倉敷美觀地區就是倉敷物資集散、商業繁榮的重鎮。今日保有白壁倉庫、黑瓦町屋、古橋以及石板道路等江戶～大正時代的原始街景。倉敷川靜靜流經市區，兩岸垂柳依依，宛如時光靜止。舊倉庫結合現代特色，變身為時尚雜貨店、特色甜點店、咖啡廳與美術館。 每年3月下旬至4月上旬，櫻花（多為染井吉野櫻）於倉敷川和週邊盛開。倉敷川沿岸兩側櫻花盛開，粉紅與綠意垂柳交融，形成一條極具詩意的櫻花隧道。柳樹與櫻花相映，相當獨特。櫻花雖非樹海型大景，但結合歷史老街、白牆柳樹與日式河畔，構成極具詩情畫意的獨特賞櫻景致。來這邊的訪客不如租件和服散步、賞花、攝影與深度體驗日本歷史與文化之美。

BAMBOO SHEN

1年前

很意外的行程，做攻略才知道的城市，是中核市。过去是仓库现在是文化街区。 冈山出发330单程20分钟到达，从仓敷车站步行500米，即可到达一片历史街道的保护区，说实话路牌指的很迷惑，走路觉得很累。 到了之后就可以看到大原美术馆和仓敷民艺馆。其中大原美术馆更是收藏了大量印象派画师保罗·高更、雷诺瓦和克劳德·莫奈，还有野兽派大师马蒂斯的作品。 个人感觉这里定位有点类似中国的周庄，不过比周庄小很多。看惯中国古镇商业模式的人来说觉得这边略显无聊了。 不过相较于中国，此地有更多明治维新时期的建筑，外国人更多也更加国际化。

Jane the Backpacker

1年前

位于高梁川下游的冲积平原上的仓敷地区，在我看来，是把日本的小镇风范体现得比较完备的观光点之一；故此，我推荐游客们到此观赏昭和时期的日本。 仓敷是日本纺织业基地，有发达的水上运输通往濑户内海并从那里延伸至整個日本，从而曾产生了一个有相当规模的富有阶层。这些富翁们的庞大住宅如今成了古迹，他们竞相捐钱修建的神社和家族墓地也成了古迹，有的甚至筹建了博物馆，至今还在为家族赚钱。 仓敷美观地区的看点有三： 一，修建在鹤形山上的观龙寺和阿智神社； 二，仓敷美观地区的古早日本街区，蓝瓦和白墙，墙图與门饰，煞是悦目； 三，散布于老街道两旁的日本美食肆和咖啡馆。 我特別推薦GJG Expresso和小豆島拉麵。 我故意漏掉了大原美术馆，因为它宣传过度，名不符实，是仓敷最不值得的tourist trap。 *** Located on the alluvial plain downstream of the Takahashi River, the Kurashiki area is, in my opinion, one of the most complete representations of a quaint Japanese town. Therefore, I recommend that visitors come here to experience Japan during the Showa era. Kurashiki serves as a base for Japan's textile industry, with developed water transportation leading to the Seto Inland Sea and extending from there throughout Japan, which once gave rise to a substantial wealthy class. The grand residences of these affluent individuals have now become historical landmarks, and the shrines and family cemeteries they competed to fund have also turned into heritage sites; some even established museums that continue to generate income for their families. The highlights of the Kurashiki Bikan area are threefold: first, the Kankō-ji Temple and Achi Shrine built on Mt. Tsurugata; second, the historic Showa-era streets in the Bikan area, characterized by blue-tiled roofs and white walls, exquisitely decorated, that are truly pleasing to the eye; and third, the Japanese restaurants and cafés lining both sides of the old streets. I especially recommend GJG Expresso Store and Shodoshima Ramen Hishio. I intentionally left out the Ohara Museum of Art because it is over-hyped and does not live up to its bloated reputation; it is the least worthwhile tourist trap in Kurashiki.