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Japan Travel Advice Gunma KandoFebruary 9, 2026May 15, 2026

Living with Silk: How Sericulture Shaped Everyday Life in Rural Gunma

living with silk how sericulture shaped everyday life in rural gunma

When people hear about silk in Japan, they often think of luxury kimono or the UNESCO-listed Tomioka Silk Mill. Yet for the people of Gunma, silk was never just an industry or a symbol of modernization—it was once a way of life woven into the …

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