Kiryu Meiji-kan (Former Gunma Prefectural Health Center)

The Kiryu Meiji-kan (formerly the Gunma Prefectural Health Center) is a beautiful white Western-style building that looks like a castle. Reflecting the trend of pseudo-Western architecture, this beautiful building creates a sense of unity with wall paper made entirely of high-quality Japanese paper called "mica paper". Meiji-era furnishings can be seen in the VIP room and exhibition room, and you can take a break in the café while listening to the sound of a phonograph. Spending time in this historically atmospheric space will surely become a special memory.

The Kiryu Meiji-kan (formerly the Gunma Prefectural Health Center) is a spot that is both a designated important cultural property and approachable. You can't miss the beautiful appearance of the Western-style architecture and the Meiji-era pianos and organs on display inside. In the cafe, you can take a break while listening to music from a gramophone. Experience a time travel that reminds you of the past in a space with an atmosphere that has even been used for movie shoots.

The Kiryu Meiji-kan (formerly the Gunma Prefectural Health Center) is a historically significant building recognized as a National Important Cultural Property. In the cafe located inside, you can take a break while listening to music from the hand-cranked phonograph that plays music from that era. You can also view furniture and a piano from the Meiji period. Why not spend some leisurely time and experience the atmosphere of Japan from the past?

The Kiryu Meiji-kan (formerly the Gunma Prefectural Health Center) is a historically significant building recognized as a National Important Cultural Property. With free admission days, it's easy to visit and admire the beautiful Western-style architecture and Meiji-era furnishings on display inside. You can also take a break in the café and listen to music from the time period on a hand-cranked phonograph. Experience a special time in a space filled with an old-fashioned atmosphere.

The Kiryu Meiji-kan (formerly the Gunma Prefectural Public Health Center) is a beautiful example of pseudo-Western architecture, and the furnishings from the Meiji period on display inside are a must-see. In the tea room, you can take a break while listening to music played on a hand-cranked phonograph. This place has been recognized for its value as a nationally designated important cultural property, and is a popular tourist spot with high historical value. Why not spend a special time in this space filled with an atmosphere of olden times?