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It's a countryside in Tokyo.
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The fee is 200 yen per adult. In the past, it was the water of Nogawa, and there was a video that I was turning a water wheel and milling rice, and there was a commentary from the volunteers, so it would be a good place to go for a walk.
I stopped by during the walk. The water wheel next to the Nogawa Hibashi is a landmark. It seems that there is an explanation of the water wheel by volunteers at the thatched farm on the riverside, but it is a pity that the corona is closed.
A water wheel remains along the Nogawa River. I happened to stop by while cycling, but I was surprised that such a water wheel still remains in Tokyo. The tour fee is not high.
I visited for the first time on the way to a walk, thinking that it was an old folk house without knowing the meaning of a waterwheel farmer. I paid the admission fee of 200 yen (paired with the old folk house in Osawa, which is several hundred meters away), and with the guidance of a volunteer guide, I visited the inside of the water wheel hut, or the huge water wheel that goes around quietly inside the work hut. In fact, the power obtained from the rotation of the huge water wheel is used for the work process of 々, such as the work with the helmet to move the helmet up and down, and the milling work to rotate the stone mortar and move the fluid to the left and right. ...
The admission fee is 100 yen. Agricultural water wheels from the Edo period are on display. The thatched-roof building near the entrance is explained with past photos and figures. You can enter the building freely. Volunteers 々. I was grateful that the volunteers were easy to understand.
It's a countryside in Tokyo.
The fee is 200 yen per adult. In the past, it was the water of Nogawa, and there was a video that I was turning a water wheel and milling rice, and there was a commentary from the volunteers, so it would be a good place to go for a walk.
Nogawa Sanchez
I stopped by during the walk. The water wheel next to the Nogawa Hibashi is a landmark. It seems that there is an explanation of the water wheel by volunteers at the thatched farm on the riverside, but it is a pity that the corona is closed.
Tokyo に Residual る Waterwheel
A water wheel remains along the Nogawa River. I happened to stop by while cycling, but I was surprised that such a water wheel still remains in Tokyo. The tour fee is not high.
Mechanical heritage に selected されている set up です
I visited for the first time on the way to a walk, thinking that it was an old folk house without knowing the meaning of a waterwheel farmer. I paid the admission fee of 200 yen (paired with the old folk house in Osawa, which is several hundred meters away), and with the guidance of a volunteer guide, I visited the inside of the water wheel hut, or the huge water wheel that goes around quietly inside the work hut. In fact, the power obtained from the rotation of the huge water wheel is used for the work process of 々, such as the work with the helmet to move the helmet up and down, and the milling work to rotate the stone mortar and move the fluid to the left and right. ...
Admission is 100 yen
The admission fee is 100 yen. Agricultural water wheels from the Edo period are on display. The thatched-roof building near the entrance is explained with past photos and figures. You can enter the building freely. Volunteers 々. I was grateful that the volunteers were easy to understand.