Ishii Koki
It makes industrial machinery, conveying equipment, and precision metal parts.
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It makes industrial machinery, conveying equipment, and precision metal parts.
Yokoburi embroidery from Kiryu. Pictures are drawn by swinging the sewing machine needle from side to side.
Kukuri kasuri from Isesaki. The threads are bound and dyed in separate colors.
Daruma from Takasaki. The face has eyebrows likened to cranes and whiskers likened to turtles, and output is the highest in Japan.
Kendo equipment from Takasaki. Masks and gauntlets are made from leather and cloth.
Onigawara from Fujioka. In a place that fired roof tiles in Kanto, ridge ornaments are carved.
Hand-carved seal engraving from Takasaki. Seals are carved in stone.
Skewers and tools used for yaki-manju. They support Gunma's food culture.
The prefectural silk center. It exhibits the history of sericulture and silk, and visitors can try dyeing and weaving.
A substation for the Abt-system electrification of Usui Pass. A brick building built in 1912 and an Important Cultural Property.
Through materials from the Gunma side, it tells how mining pollution from the Ashio Copper Mine reached the lower Watarase River.
An arch dam in Minakami. It serves hydroelectric power generation on the upper Tone River.
The prefectural natural history museum. It covers geology and the history of living things.
A beer brewery in Moriya. Visitors can tour the production of Super Dry and taste it freshly made.
A beer brewery in Toride. Visitors can tour the process from brewing to packaging.
A Yakult plant in Ibaraki. It shows everything from the culturing of lactic acid bacteria to filling.
A meat processing plant in Ibaraki. It makes ham and sausages.
A chemical plant in Kashima. It makes raw materials for detergents and daily goods.