The (probably Japan's oldest) planetarium in Arakawa

This planetarium was  founded in 1964, the year of Tokyo Olympics.
It has been completely free and opened to everyone once a month.
The shadow of a row of buildings and houses in Tokyo is
cut and put all through around the sphere.
you can even see the little Skytree!
Everything is so D.I.Y. and it was not until then that I was so deeply moved by a planetarium.
that is not the most advanced technology, or showy production,
but there truly was a history and culture so local and primitive.
(and the library next to that is also amazing. !)

The oldest silk mill in Japan. and other incredible, precious places in Tomioka.

place for relax, it is all up to you how you do though.

Very straightforward. I like it.

I heard there still have been beds for patients and all the other medical equipments used back in time inside...

cocoons.

In Tomioka, these old bars or cabaret for men were seen here and there. 

furnitures for popular you.

At the little toy store in town, the christmas tree was decorated though there had seen no kids around.