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浅間のいたずら鬼の押し出し
Mt. Asama's vast lava beds, creation of a mischiveous demon. |
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伊香保温泉日本の名湯
The hot springs of Ikaho, among the best in Japan. |
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碓氷峠の関所跡
The ruins of an ancient checkpoint, at Usui Pass. |
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縁起だるまの少林山
The good luck of Daruma dolls, at Shorinzan. |
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太田金山子育て呑龍
Kanayama in Ota,home of Donryu, the patron saint of children. |
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関東と信越つなぐ高崎市
Takasaki City, bridge between the Kanto and Shin-etsu Regiens. |
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桐生は日本の機所
Kiryu City, home of silk-weaving in Japan. |
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草津温泉出湯の名所
The hot springs of Kusatsu, curative for your ills. |
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県都前橋糸の市
Maebashi, the capital of Gunma, the city of raw silk. |
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心の灯台内村鑑三
A beacon of Christianity in Japan, Kanzo Uchimura. |
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三波石と共に名高い冬桜
Winter cherry blossoms rival in beauty the Samba-stone, in Onishi Town.
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しのぶ毛の国二子塚
Twin burial mounds, tetimonies to the ancient kingdom of Kenokuni. |
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裾野は長し赤城山
The long gentle slopes, Mt. Akagi. |
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仙境尾瀬沼花の原
Oze's enchanted wetlands, fields upon fields of flowers. |
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揃いの仕度で八木節音頭
Young and old clad alike in summer kimono, dancing to the Yagibushi folk
song. |
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滝は吹き割れ片品渓谷
Fukiware Falls, a wonder of the Katashina Valley. |
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力あわせる百九十万人
Gunma's population, a combined force of 1.9 million. |
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鶴舞う形の群馬県
Gunma Prefecture, shaped like crane in flight. |
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天下の義人茂左衛門
Gunma's own native son, Mozaemon, tragic hero of the poor. |
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利根は板東一の川
The Tone, the largest river in the Kanto Region. |
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中山道しのぶ安中杉並木
Reminiscent of the old Nakasendo road, the cedars lining the avenue in
Annaka |
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日本で最初の富岡製糸
The silk mill in Tomioka City, first in Japan. |
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沼田城下の塩原太助
A great merchant from numata, Tasuke Shiobara. |
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葱とこんにゃく下仁田名産
Leeks and konnyaku, famous products of Shimonita. |
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登る榛名のキャンプ村
Mt. Haruna, a good place to hike and camp. |
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花山公園ツツジの名所
Hanayama Park in Tatebayashi, just the spot for azaleas. |
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白衣観音慈悲の御手
Blessing us from her hill, Kannon, white-garbed Godess of Mercy. |
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ぶんぶく茶釜の茂林寺
The raccoon dog in Morinji Temple can change into a teakettle |
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平和の使徒新島譲
Advocate of piece and Christian education, Jo Niijima. |
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誇る文豪田山花袋
Great novelist of Japan, Katai Tayama, the pride of Gunma. |
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繭と生糸は日本一
Gunma, top producer of silk cocoons and raw silk in Japan. |
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水上谷川スキーと登山
Attracting skiers and climbers, Minakami and Mt. Tanigawa. |
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昔を語る多胡の古碑
The old monument of Tago, telling us of ancienttimes. |
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銘仙織り出す伊勢崎市
Isesaki City, home of beautiful Meisen silk. |
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紅葉に映える妙義山
Draped in the reds and golds of autumn, gorgeous Mt. Myogi. |
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耶馬溪しのぐ吾妻峡
Fantastic Agatsuma Canyon, without a rival in Japan. |
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ゆかりは古し貫前神社
Dating far back in history, Nukisaki Shurine. |
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世のちり洗う四万温泉
The hot springs of Shima cleanse the body and soul. |
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雷と空っ風義理人情
Thunder and dry winds, a deep sense of civic duty and humnity, characterize
Gunma. |
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理想の電化に電源群馬
Ideal source of electricity, Gunma's mighty rivers. |
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ループで名高い清水トンネル
Feat of engineering, the looping tunnel of Shimizu. |
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歴史で名高い新田義貞
A great samurai in histiry, Yoshisada Nitta. |
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老農船津傳次平
Agricultural leader in Meiji Japan, Denjibei Funatsu. |
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和算の大家関孝和
Father of Japanese math, Kowa Seki
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