Ichinomiya Nukisaki Jinja
After passing through the torii, you go down a stone stairway to reach the main hall. A descending approach, rare anywhere in Japan.
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After passing through the torii, you go down a stone stairway to reach the main hall. A descending approach, rare anywhere in Japan.
It backs onto Mount Myogi, known for its strange rock forms. The shape of the mountain, counted among the three great scenic oddities of Japan, is itself the object of worship.
After passing through the torii, you go down a stone stairway to the main hall. A form rare anywhere in Japan.
The former main shrine of Myogi Jinja. The hall survives as an Important Cultural Property.
A group of halls rebuilt by Tokugawa Iemitsu, with brightly coloured carving still intact.
It holds the graves of the young women who died working at the Tomioka Silk Mill.
A government-run mechanised silk mill. The reeling plant and the cocoon warehouses are National Treasures.
Mulberry fields and heightened roofs - an industry that reshaped both land and houses.