Group / Company :  Nasu-Shiobara-shi government office （那須塩原市）

Uninhabitable wilderness had been spread out at "Nasunogahara", the largest alluvial fan area in Japan until only 140 years ago.
The aristocracy, who were at the center of the Meiji government, invested their own money in this land and started to manage large-scale farms.
The aristcrats who challenged the development of the wilderness with passion for the construction of a modern nation and longing for western aristocracy.
After a long struggle, their will came to realization on the fertile land with the Nasu mountain range in the background.
This place is a treasure house of unknown Heritage of Industrial Modernization.
Visiting cottages in the peerage farms that still remain in Nasunogahara, you can get a glimpse of the heat of the dawn of modern Japan and the footprints of the Meiji aristcrats led its development.
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