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.
The Namahage of Oga. It presents the techniques for making the straw garments and masks, and the New Year's Eve ritual.
An environmental learning facility attached to the thermal power station in Noshiro.
SUBARU's main plant in Ota. With Nakajima Aircraft as its predecessor, it still builds finished vehicles today.
The Yajima Plant in Ota. Visitors can tour vehicle assembly.
A beer factory in Chiyoda Town. It uses natural water drawn from deep underground for brewing.
A corporate museum attached to a factory in Tatebayashi. Calpis was launched in 1919.
A confectionery factory in Takasaki. It shows the process of baking Gateau Festa Harada's rusks.
A konnyaku factory in Kanra. Visitors can tour the production process and sample dishes.
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 factory in Takasaki. It makes beverages such as Pocari Sweat.
A Michelin base in Ota. It carries out tire research and development.
A facility through which Ota City supports manufacturing. It handles prototyping and technical consultations.
The prefecture's meat wholesale market. It handles everything from slaughter to processing.
A soy sauce plant in Tatebayashi. Founded in 1873, it handles the fermentation process.
A beverage plant in Akagi. It fills beverages for other companies on contract.
A dashi and mentsuyu food factory in Minakami. It accepts hands-on production experiences.
A sake brewery in Kawaba. Using water from the Tanigawa mountain range, it brews sake with a particular focus on water.
A public testing and research institute of the prefecture. Located in Maebashi, it takes on prototyping and analysis for manufacturers in the prefecture.
BEFORE EXPLORING JAPAN · Getting to know Japanese culture
Two places you will come across on your trip. A shrine enshrines the kami of Shinto; a temple is a place to face the teachings of Buddhism and the Buddhas. Their entrances and the etiquette for visiting also differ.
A shrine honors Shinto kami; a temple follows Buddhist teachings. Learn how to recognize each place and visit respectfully.
Follow the guidance of each shrine or temple for the actual etiquette.