Hachirogata Reclamation and Ogata Village Polder Museum
It presents the reclamation of Hachirogata and the origins of Ogata Village. Hachirogata was once the second-largest lake in Japan.
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It presents the reclamation of Hachirogata and the origins of Ogata Village. Hachirogata was once the second-largest lake in Japan.
A confectionery factory in Takasaki. It shows the process of baking Gateau Festa Harada's rusks.
A mentaiko factory in Gunma. Located inland, it shows the production process together with exhibits.
A Western-style confectionery factory in Takasaki. It has a direct sales shop attached.
A soy sauce plant in Tatebayashi. Founded in 1873, it handles the fermentation process.
A sake brewery in Kawaba. Using water from the Tanigawa mountain range, it brews sake with a particular focus on water.
The prefecture's agricultural technology center. It researches the cultivation of konjac corms and highland vegetables.
The prefecture's fisheries experiment station. It deals with inland water fish and aquaculture.
A Gunma University center. It researches food and health.
The Yurinkan in Kiryu. A group of earthen storehouses once used for brewing, now used as a cultural venue.
A Kewpie plant in Goka. It shows everything from the egg-cracking process to mayonnaise.
A Kagome plant in Ibaraki. It processes agricultural produce such as tomatoes.
A dairy products plant in Moriya. While showing production, it also provides food education.
A food corporation in Omitama. It makes dairy products from local raw milk.
A tea farm that grows and processes tea. Okukuji is a tea-producing area close to the northern limit.
A mentaiko factory in Oarai. Mentaiko is cured in the port town, and the process is shown.
A soy sauce plant in Hitachiota. It handles the fermentation process.
A sake brewery in Ibaraki. It continues as a general partnership company.