Things to do in Takasaki

Built in 1872 during the Meiji era, it was listed as a World Cultural Heritage Site by UNESCO in 2014. It is Japan's first mechanized silk factory. There are many reddish-brown brick wall buildings preserved in the factory. You can visit the residences and offices of the French stationed in Japan, and many historical relics are on display. Demonstrations and experiences of hand-cranked silk reeling machines are also held regularly.

Haruna Shrine is said to have been built during the reign of the 31st Emperor of Japan. The main hall was rebuilt 200 years ago, and the deity is enshrined in a cave behind the main hall! The shrine houses a large number of properties and natural monuments, including the Yatatesugi cedar, which was used by the Warring States general Takeda Shingen to pray for victory when he captured Minowa Castle!

When you arrive at Bodhidharma Temple, you will see more than 100 steps. It is like exercising before practicing. There are main hall, Bodhidharma Hall and Guanyin Hall in Bodhidharma Temple. You should clean your hands as soon as you enter. Followed by the main hall. Temple; there are three gongs on the main temple; I basically didn’t make any wishes after worshiping; because it’s troublesome to fulfill my wishes; the Bodhidharma next to me is so cute; a lot of prayers that have already been fulfilled are stacked together; it should be quite effective ; suitable for early morning itineraries