1, World Heritage Site Tomioka Silk Mill
In order to establish a modern state, the Meiji...…
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2, Yahei Tajima Monument
This stone monument was erected in 1894 by Yahe...…
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3, Komoda Family Residence
This residence is a registered tangible cultura...…
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4, Suwa-jinja Shrine Security Light and Handwashing Stone
As a center for silk merchants to purchase raw ...…
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5, Chogoro Takayama’s Grave
Chogoro Takayama, the founder of Takayama-sha S...…
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6, Former Kozuke Railway Facility / Onigasawa Bridge / Shimonita Storehouses
The Shimonita storehouses are two brick storeho...…
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7, The Graves of Tomioka Silk Mill “Factory Girls” (Ryuko-ji Temple)
A large number of “factory girls” from across J...…
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8, The Graves of Tomioka Silk Mill “Factory Girls” (Kaigen-ji Temple)
Among the “factory girls” who gathered from aro...…
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9, Myogi-jinja Shrine Bronze Lanterns
This pair of bronze lanterns standing in front ...…
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10, Usui Raw Silk Manufacturing Agricultural Cooperative Association
With its back to Mt. Myogi, nestled in an ideal...…
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11, Katakura Silk Commemorative Museum
The Kumagaya Factory was the last silk milling ...…
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12, Brick Town Fukaya
Fukaya was the site of Japan's first mechanized...…
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13, Former Eiichi Shibusawa Residence (Nakanchi)
The home where Eiichi Shibusawa, the “father of...…
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14, Takamado-no-Sato
In the Kodama district, there are a number of s...…
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15, Old Brick Warehouse of the Commercial Bank of Honjo
This is a brick warehouse situated along the Na...…
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16, Kyoshin-sha Sericulture School
Kyoshin-sha traces its origins to Kuzo Kimura, ...…
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17, Isesaki Textile Hall (Isesaki Meisen Silk)
Isesaki Textile Hall exhibits the traditionally...…
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18, Sakai House of Silk
This is a Japanese-style wood frame two-story h...…
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19, Red Brick Tunnel
At the far end of a parking lot down the hill f...…
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20, Shopping Street
The commercial trading of raw silk and other pr...…
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21, Former Gunma Prefecture Silkworm Industry Sakai Trading Floor
To prevent the spread of infectious silkworm di...…
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22, Former Sakai Transportation Warehouse (Red Brick Warehouse)
This cocoon storage warehouse was constructed i...…
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23, Shimamura Church
When Zenbei Tajima, Yahei Tajima and others wen...…
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24, Chogoro Takayama Monument
Donors including employees of Takayama-sha erec...…
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25, Motoshichi Fukushima Celebration Monument
This monument celebrates the achievements of Mo...…
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26, Shimonita Museum of History
The museum of history and folklore allows visit...…
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27, Myogi-jinja Shrine
This shrine is a nationally designated importan...…
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28, Nukisaki-jinja Shrine
Ichinomiya is the most important shrine of the ...…
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29, World Heritage Site Tajima Yahei Sericulture Farm
Residence of Yahei Tajima, the father of modern...…
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30, World Heritage Site Takayama-sha Sericulture School
A contributor to developing and educating peopl...…
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31, World Heritage Site Arafune Cold Storage
A former refrigerator for silkworm eggs.Arafune...…
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