Gunma Prefectural Museum of History
Gunma has among Japan's densest burial mounds; the Watanuki Kannonyama grave goods are a National Treasure.
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Gunma has among Japan's densest burial mounds; the Watanuki Kannonyama grave goods are a National Treasure.
The 1934 weavers' guild office, faced in scratch tile and now a registered cultural property.
Where a self-taught pedlar found the stone tools that proved Japan had a Palaeolithic age.
On the Sanada castle town, built atop one of Japan's most pronounced river terraces.
On Sakutaro Hagiwara, who established free verse in colloquial Japanese; manuscripts shown with their book design.
A land that once held over 10,000 burial mounds; its haniwa figures are the core of ancient art in eastern Japan.
A corporate museum attached to a factory in Tatebayashi. Calpis was launched in 1919.
A Michelin base in Ota. It carries out tire research and development.
The prefecture's forestry experiment station. It researches forests and wood.
A Gunma University center. It advances research in which self-driving vehicles are run on actual roads.