Joshu Yaki-Manju Tools
Skewers and tools used for yaki-manju. They support Gunma's food culture.
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Skewers and tools used for yaki-manju. They support Gunma's food culture.
The former Tajima Yahei residence in Isesaki. A silkworm-rearing farmhouse for the seiryo-iku method, with a raised ventilation roof on top.
Arafune Cold Storage in Shimonita. A facility that stored silkworm eggs using the cold air that comes out from gaps in the rocks.
The prefectural silk center. It exhibits the history of sericulture and silk, and visitors can try dyeing and weaving.
The Important Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings in Kiryu Shinmachi. Textile mills with sawtooth roofs remain in the town.
A textile museum in Kiryu. Looms are operated, and visitors can try dyeing and weaving.
The Yurinkan in Kiryu. A group of earthen storehouses once used for brewing, now used as a cultural venue.
A railway theme park in Annaka, showing more than 30 vehicles including those that crossed the Usui Pass.
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.
A Kewpie plant in Goka. It shows everything from the egg-cracking process to mayonnaise.
A steelworks in Kashima. It has an excavated harbor, and iron ore is brought right into the works.
The stone sculpture exhibition hall in Sakuragawa. It displays works carved from Inada stone.
A Kagome plant in Ibaraki. It processes agricultural produce such as tomatoes.