Gunma

Registered Tangible Cultural Properties

Shigeta Family Residence Main Building

Discover Shigeta House in Tamamura, Gunma - a 300-year-old physician's estate with 7 nationally registered cultural properties. Experience Meiji-era architecture, traditional medicine history, and free doctor costume activities. Open Wed-Fri, free admission.

Ogiwara Family Residence Main Building

Discover the Ogiwara Family Residence, a nationally registered cultural property in Kiryu City, Gunma. This Meiji-era merchant home with its traditional storehouse, gate, and walls offers a rare glimpse into Japan's thriving silk textile industry history.

Former Otake Sake Brewery Brick Warehouse

Standing in the heart of Maebashi's central district, the Former Otake Sake Brewery Brick Warehouse is a two-story brick structure built in 1923 during the Taisho era. Registered as a national Tangible Cultural Property in 2016, it is the only remaining sake brewery building in downtown Maebashi. The building uniquely blends Western brick masonry with traditional Japanese timber-frame roof construction. Now operating as the Maebashi Arts and Culture Brick Warehouse, it serves as a vibrant multipurpose event hall where history and the arts coexist.

Former Katsuyamasha Brick Storehouse

The Former Katsuyama-sha Brick Warehouse in Maebashi City, Gunma Prefecture, is a nationally registered Tangible Cultural Property built in 1902. Originally constructed for the Katsuyama-sha textile company founded by silk merchant Katsuyama Sozaburo, this two-story brick storehouse features exquisite over-fired bricks in English bond pattern with traditional Japanese kura-style design elements. Discover this hidden gem of Japan's Meiji-era silk industry heritage.

Kiryu City Waterworks Bureau Taka Ward Reservoir

The High-District Distribution Reservoir on Suidōyama in Kiryu City, Gunma Prefecture, is a reinforced concrete waterworks facility built in 1932. Part of a remarkably complete network of early Shōwa-era water supply infrastructure — a rarity in Japan — it is registered as a national Tangible Cultural Property. Explore this hidden heritage gem alongside panoramic views from Suidōyama Park and the Ōkawa Museum of Art, set against the backdrop of Kiryu's 1,300-year textile tradition.

Ikaho Tourist Hotel

Ishizaka Family Main House

Ishizaka Family Storehouse

Ichinomiya Family Residence (Hannyabo) Main Building

Ichinomiya Family Residence (Hannyabo) Nagayamon Gate

Imai Sake Brewery Chimney

Imai Sake Brewery's Boiler and Bottling Facility

Imai Sake Brewery New Storehouse

Imai Sake Brewery Store and Main Building

Imai Sake Brewery Library

Imai Sake Brewery Main Store

Ebara Honke Daitō (former Asahimachi Soy Sauce Brewery)

Ebara Main Family Storehouse (formerly Asahimachi

Ebara Honke Pawnshop (formerly Asahimachi Pawnshop)

Ebara Honke Jomo Warehouse Building 1