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”J-Men” rice flour noodles made in Japan ”Gunma Flour Milling Co., Ltd.”
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Japanese culture inspired and created by Taut ”Nishi-Joshu Takekawa Weaving, Den-e-mon”
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Gold prize winning sausages, even in Germany ”Hayashi Farm, Fukuton-no-sato, Tonton Hiroba”
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Sparklers with large circles of light ”Yamato Hanabi Co., Ltd., Kimiko Saito”
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Industrial Heritage – remains of the raw silk industry ”Tomioka Silk Mill”
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Fine-textured processed meat ”Yamato pork” ”Frieden Co., Ltd., Nashiki Farm”
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Fashion secretly enjoyed by feudal lords ”Edo komon, Masao Aida”
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Tsukagoshiya Shichibee Bekkan Kounkan
- ”Kounkan” is an annex to Tsukagoshiya Shichibee, which started business in the Edo era. The great bath ”Auru no Yu” draws its onsen directly from the renowned natural hot spring ”Ogon no Yu.” A touch of tradition and ambience can be seen all around this Japanese style inn.
- 175-1 Ikaho, Ikaho-machi, Shibukawa-shi, Gunma-ken
- URL http://www.kouunkan.jp/english/index.html
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Tsutsuji-tei
- Nested in 2.5 acres of natural forest, a Japanese style inn in Kusatsu Onsen where you can thoroughly enjoy ”kaiseki-ryori” and ”onsen” drawn directly from natural hot spring.
- 639-1 Kusatsu-machi, Agatsuma-gun, Gunma Prefecture
- URL http://www.tsutsujitei.co.jp/
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Bettei Senjuan
- A Japanese style inn where you can watch the stars above Tanigawa-dake and immerse yourself in the outdoor baths.
- 614 Tanigawa, Minakamimachi, Tone-gun, Gunma Prefecture
- URL http://senjyuan.jp/
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Okuikaho Ryotei Kaichoro
- Famous Japanese style inn in Ikaho where all guest rooms are equipped with half outdoor baths that draws ”onsen” from natural hot spring ”Hakugin-no-Yu”.
- 5-4 Ikaho-koto, Ikaho-machi, Shibukawa City, Gunma
- URL http://kaichoro.jp/
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Asama-shuzo Brewery
- ”Daiginjo” made from natural spring water of Okujoshu, Yamada-nishiki rice from Hyogo and the extreme winter cold of the area.
- 30-8 Oaza Naganohara, Naganohara-machi, Agatsuma-gun, Gunma Prefecture
- URL https://asama-sakagura.co.jp/english/
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Nagai Sake Inc.
- Bubbly ”sake” named ”MIZUBASHO PURE” is fermented for a second time in the bottle, like champagne.
- 713 Monzen, Kawaba, Tone-gun, Gunma Prefecture
- URL http://www.mizubasho.jp/en/
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Yanagisawa Shuzo
- ”Joshuichi-Katsuragawa” is a sweet type of ”sake” made by ”Mochigome-densho-jikomi” method, creating ”sake” that has great affinity with Joshu people’s palate.
- 104-2, Fukazu, Kasukawa-machi, Maebashi-shi, Gunma Prefecture.
- URL http://www.katsuragawa-sake.co.jp/
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Shimaoka Shuzo
- ”Sake” is made from locally grown ”Wakamizu” rice and spring water from the Akagi Mountain Range. It is brewed in the traditional ”Kimoto type yamahai” method.
- 375-5 Yura-cho, Ota-shi, Gunma Prefecture
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Ryujin Shuzo Co., Ltd.
- Well known sake for its clear taste, ”Oze-no-Yukidoke” is made with water from Ryujin’s Well.
- 7-13 Nishihon-cho, Tatebayashi-shi, Gunma Prefecture
- URL http://www.ryujin.jp/
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Gateau Festa Harada
- Makes Gateau Rusk ”Goûter de Roi”, a confection popular nationwide.
- 1207 Shin-machi, Takasaki-shi, Gunma Prefecture
- URL http://www.gateaufesta-harada.com/
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Shorinzan Darumaji
- Many visitors come to purchase”Daruma dolls” to the ”Daruma Market” every year. The temple continues to convey the teachings of Bodhidharma.
- 296 Hanadaka-machi, Takasaki-shi, Gunma Prefecture
- URL http://www.daruma.or.jp/
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Oigami Onsen Morning Market
- Morning market - a fun activity for visitors at Oigami Onsen. Open every morning from 6:00 to 7:30 am, from April 20 to November 20.
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Minakami Onsen Keisetsu-no-Yado Syoubun
- Seven relaxing guestrooms. Enjoy Minakimi’s natural surroundings and savor nature’s gifts from Tone River.
- 277 Tsunago, Minakami-cho, Tone-gun, Gunma Prefecture
- URL http://syoubun.com/
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Ichinomiya Nukisaki Jinja
- A Shinto shrine built 1400 years ago known for its unique layout where the main shrine is located down the stairs from the entrance.
- 1535 Ichinomiya, Tomioka-shi, Gunma Prefecture
- URL http://nukisaki.kazelog.jp/
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Serada Toshogu
- Out of the 600 ”Toshogu” shrines all over the country, Serada Toshogu has the oldest connection to the Tokugawa clan.
- 3119-1 Serada-cho, Ota-shi, Gunma Prefecture
- URL http://www.net-you.com/toshogu/