Cupons para Passear pela Área Histórica de Kurashiki Bikan, na Prefeitura de Okayama

It was raining heavily that day, so we couldn't take a boat. But we found small shops in Kurashiki to eat snacks, made pancakes, ate peach ice cream, had takoyaki, bought button hair accessories, visited the Momotaro Museum (old but funny), exchanged jelly, saw Snoopy and Miffy bread, visited the Sumikko Gurashi shop, a jeans store, a free garden, an art museum, and had lunch at a soba noodle shop. There was so much to see and do! We walked around in the rain from 9:30 AM to 1:30 PM. After lunch, we took the JR at 2:30 PM to Okayama Castle and Korakuen Garden! It was a great walk, and the walking pass was very useful. The three of us bought 5 passes to use. You can't reuse them at the same store, and one person uses one pass. For 250 yen, we had a great time for most of the day. It was beautiful and there were great things to buy! Excellent!

Price: The price is very reasonable, I experienced many activities, it was great value for money. Convenience of booking with Klook: Super convenient, just go to the Kurashiki Station Tourist Information Center and tell the counter staff you want to redeem, let them scan the QR code, and after confirmation, they immediately issue the exchange voucher and even provide a map for our reference, which I found very thoughtful.

Experience: There are many stores where the discount coupons can be used, and while the discounted prices vary, they are all very cost-effective.

It's very useful, with many discounts and choices. I got a 20% discount compared to the regular price. I ate white peach ice cream and visited the Momotaro Karakuri Museum, which was very interesting.

After using the Okayama Area Pass, I also purchased an additional Kurashiki Bikan Area Discount Coupon. The 20 coupons can be used at different shops, with varying numbers of coupons required, making it quite a good deal.

I made a hair accessory, ate ice cream and dango, and even exchanged for a muscat grape jelly, which was quite a good value.

Unfortunately, I couldn't experience the making activity due to the shop's circumstances, and the art museum was closed, so I couldn't use it, which was a shame. Make sure to check the operating hours before you go. However, it was nice to be able to enjoy traditional Korean sweets and tea in a charming place on a hot day. The Momo ice cream was also delicious.

It was raining heavily that day, so we couldn't take a boat. But we found small shops in Kurashiki to eat snacks, made pancakes, ate peach ice cream, had takoyaki, bought button hair accessories, visited the Momotaro Museum (old but funny), exchanged jelly, saw Snoopy and Miffy bread, visited the Sumikko Gurashi shop, a jeans store, a free garden, an art museum, and had lunch at a soba noodle shop. There was so much to see and do! We walked around in the rain from 9:30 AM to 1:30 PM. After lunch, we took the JR at 2:30 PM to Okayama Castle and Korakuen Garden! It was a great walk, and the walking pass was very useful. The three of us bought 5 passes to use. You can't reuse them at the same store, and one person uses one pass. For 250 yen, we had a great time for most of the day. It was beautiful and there were great things to buy! Excellent!