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  • Kuni-Akaiwa Important Preservation Districts for Groups of Historic Buildings
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    Gunma Agatsuma-gun Nakanojomachi Akaiwa 225
    The Aikawa district in Nakanojo Town, Agatsuma Couty was designated as Gunma Prefecture's first Preservation District for Groups of Historic Buildings in 2006. The area flourished with the rise of silkworm farming and many buildings of old sericulture farmers still remain including the former residence of Yumoto family, said to have sheltered Takano Choei, a prominent scholar of western studies when he was pursued by the Edo shogunate. Tours of the village led by local guides are also available (reservation required).

    正確には、「重要伝統的建造物群保存地区 養蚕の里 赤岩集落」といいます。 場所は有名な温泉地である草津や四万温泉に近い場所にあるので、その途中に寄ってみても良いと思います。隅から隅まで歩いても片道400ｍほどですので、長くても1時間もあれば十分に散策できます。 集落の西の端に「ふれあいの家」というある意味、案内所（トイレあり）がありますので、そこに駐車（5台くらい可）して、地図などの資料をもらっ...

  • Odo Sekisho Checkpoint
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    Gunma Agatsuma-gun Higashiagatsumamachi Odo
    A historic site located along National Route 406 in Odo, Higashiagatsuma Town, Agatsuma County. This is the site of the former Sekisho Gatehouse established by the shogunate during the early Edo period to monitor the people and commerce traveling along the old Shinshu-Kaido Road. It was also the location where Edo period gangster Kunisada Chuji attempted to sneak past the checkpoint and was sentenced to crucifixion.
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  • Sakura Iwa Jizoson
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    Gunma Agatsuma-gun Naganoharamachi
  • Hiroike Ruins
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    Gunma Agatsuma-gun Nakanojomachi
  • Haramachi no O Keyaki
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    Gunma Agatsuma-gun Higashiagatsumamachi
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