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Kyoshin-sha Silkworm Nursery

2018

  • Gunma
  • Saitama
The Kyoshin-sha Sericulture School was a sericulture school built in 1894 in Honjo, Saitama Prefec…[Number of matching keywords:0]
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Arafune Cold Storage

2018

  • Gunma
  • Saitama
The Arafune Cold Storage was a natural refrigerator used to store silkworm eggs that was built in …[Number of matching keywords:0]
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The Takayama-sha Information Center includes tourist information desks, bathrooms, a multipurpose …[Number of matching keywords:0]
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The Takayama-sha sericulture school in Fujioka operated from 1884 to 1927. The school taught the m…[Number of matching keywords:0]
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Seion-iku: Takayama Chōgorō’s Happy Medium Takayama Chōgorō (1830–1886) was a former samurai who …[Number of matching keywords:0]
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All About the Oze Marshland Peat forms when conditions such as cold temperatures and excessive …[Number of matching keywords:0]
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Modern Japanese Silk Production

2018

  • Gunma
  • Saitama
Japan was the world’s leading exporter of silk for nearly half a century and changed silk from a p…[Number of matching keywords:0]
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Katakura Silk Museum

2018

  • Gunma
  • Saitama
The Katakura Silk Museum was built by Katakura Industries to remember to the Kumagaya silk reeling…[Number of matching keywords:0]
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Although places like the Tomioka Silk Mill and the Katakura Silk Museum display old factory machin…[Number of matching keywords:0]
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Usuiseishi Co., Ltd. is one of only two raw silk reeling factories remaining in Japan. It processe…[Number of matching keywords:0]
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