Tomioka Silk Mill

Built in 1872 Mingye period, UNESCO listed as one of the World Heritage Lists in 2014. It is the first mechanized silk factory in Japan. There are many reddish-brown brick and tile buildings in the factory. Visit the residences and offices of the French resident in Japan, and display many historical relics. There are also regular demonstrations and experiences of hand-shaking silk machines.

You can visit the inside of the Tomioka silk mill. There are some people on Saturdays and Sundays, so it may be better on weekdays!

Deep machinery manufacturing One World Heritage Site Fugang Silk Factory has been widely regarded by the world heritage title, and many tourists who like cultural heritage come here, and I am one of them. In the attractive world cultural heritage, feel the charm of different styles of tourism. (mainly to appreciate world-class cultural heritage) Two tourism characteristics are extremely large in scale, is a great achievement of mechanical manufacturing. Machinery manufacturing is particularly important in its role. If you are the first time here as I am, then you must be amazed that the silk mill has such a large mechanical manufacturing project. It is suitable for one person to stop, one person to stop, it is also suitable for visiting with girlfriends and friends, and also to check in with lovers, romantic travel for two people. It is more suitable for a group of people to sightseeing, a group of people to take pictures. The meaning of travel is to change a lot from the environment outside the imagination, and finally encounter the self that wants to be, is the baptism of thought, the sublimation of the soul. Although the holy place where there is a world cultural heritage, you can't take pictures at will, but you can take pictures at will in some places that are not marked. I took a lot of photos and left a lot of good memories. 👮 Location: Fuoka City, Gunma Prefecture, Japan 👮 Tickets: 500 yen 👮 Opening hours: Open all day, please check the official website during prime time.