Saitama Prefectural Museum of the Sakitama Ancient Burial Mounds
The Sakitama museum in Gyoda. It holds the gold-inlaid inscribed iron sword excavated from the Inariyama burial mound.
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The Sakitama museum in Gyoda. It holds the gold-inlaid inscribed iron sword excavated from the Inariyama burial mound.
A museum in Iruma. With Sayama tea as its theme, it covers local industry.
The Shibusawa Eiichi Memorial Museum in Fukaya. It tells of the man who was involved in founding more than 500 companies.
The former Shibusawa residence in Fukaya. The family home where he was born remains and conveys the life of a modern industrialist.
The site of a brick factory in Fukaya. A Hoffmann ring kiln remains, and the bricks for Tokyo Station were fired here.
The steam locomotive of Chichibu Railway. A C58 runs between Kumagaya and Mitsumineguchi.
A rolling stock depot of Tobu Railway. It carries out the inspection and maintenance of trains.
The environmental center in Saitama. It handles waste processing and resource circulation.
Lake Saiko in Toda. A retarding basin of the Arakawa River, it serves as a place for environmental education.
A hall in Beppu showing Beppu bamboo craft, a designated traditional craft, with sessions to try it.
The prefectural bamboo craft training center in Beppu. It trains artisans over two years.
Kojima Chikara in Beppu. It is a workshop that weaves bamboo.
The Onta ware pottery museum in Hita. It presents the production area.
The karausu of Onta. River water moves the pestles to pound the potter's clay. The sound is included in the 100 Soundscapes of Japan.
Ichinose ware in Ukiha City, Fukuoka Prefecture. It is fired in a climbing kiln.
Takadayaki, also called Yatsushiro ware, in Yatsushiro. It is a local craft.
Masks for the Kitsune Odori fox dance of Himeshima. They are used in festivals.
Nanga painting brushes from Bungo. Brushes used for calligraphy and painting are made.