Gunma Museum of Art, Tatebayashi
Themed on nature and humanity, and holding one of the world's major collections of Francois Pompon's animals.
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Themed on nature and humanity, and holding one of the world's major collections of Francois Pompon's animals.
The tallest Kannon in the world when built in 1936, of reinforced concrete, climbable to nine storeys.
Halls built against a giant rock, covered in the polychrome carving of the province's shrine sculptors.
Backed by the jagged Myogi peaks, its black-lacquered halls carry a density of gilt carving close to Nikko's.
A two-storey hexagonal hall whose inner tier of six Jizo figures actually rotates.
The temple of the tanuki-turned-kettle folktale, its approach lined with badger statues.
Paired male-and-female stone deities stand at roadsides; the province is dense with them.
Buddhas cut into the rock at the foot of Mt Haruna, tracing a line of provincial stonemasons.
A land that once held over 10,000 burial mounds; its haniwa figures are the core of ancient art in eastern Japan.