Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter Walking Tour (All-you-can-eat egg rice)

I went to Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter. A beautiful white-walled streetscape with a hint of history and art The Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter offers a charming landscape with white-walled storehouses, namako walls, and rows of willow trees. The streetscape created by traditional buildings and the retro-modern scenery along the Kurashiki River continue to attract people from all over the world. The area is bustling with tourists all year round, with stylish shops selling Kurashiki brands such as "Kurashiki Canvas" and "Kurashiki Denim," as well as cafes renovated from traditional townhouses. There are also many cultural facilities such as "Ohara Museum of Art" and "Ivy Square," making it an area where you won't get bored even if you spend the whole day exploring. Yurinkan, shown in the first photo, is a cafe in the center of Kurashiki's Bikan Historical Quarter that focuses on local ingredients. No matter how many bowls you eat, the all-you-can-eat egg-on-rice is only 700 yen. It was so cheap and delicious that I was able to eat until I was full! The fourth and fifth photos are parfaits from Kurashiki Momoko Kurashiki Main Branch. This is a fruit parlor located in Kurashiki's Bikan Historical Quarter. Their parfaits, which feature fruit as the main ingredient, are very popular. The building, which exudes a sense of travel, is also popular with tourists. In addition to ordering sweets to eat in, you can also order food to eat on the go and purchase souvenirs! #Yurinkan #Raw egg on rice #Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter #Kurashiki Momoko