Category:Tomioka Silk Mill

**Tomioka Silk Mill**
	silk reeling factory in Tomioka, Gunma prefecture, Japan
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Instance of	silk mill; government-operated model factory; industry museum;
Part of	The Tomioka Silk Mill and Related Industrial Heritage;
Made from material	brick (red, wall);
Location	Tomioka, Gunma Prefecture, Japan
Located in or next to body of water	Kabura River;
Street address	群馬県富岡市富岡1-1;
Architect	Edmond Auguste Bastien;
Owned by	Tomioka (2005–);
Has part(s)	Silk-Reeling Plant; East Cocoon Warehouse; West Cocoon Warehouse;
Founded by	Paul Brunat; Odaka Atsutada;
Heritage designation	National Treasure of Japan; part of UNESCO World Heritage Site (Tomioka Silk Mill, The Tomioka Silk Mill and Related Industrial Heritage, 2014–); Historic Site of Japan;
Service entry	4 November 1872;
Service retirement	26 February 1987;
Inception	1872;
Dissolved, abolished or demolished date	March 1987 (closure);
Area	5.5 ha (World Heritage Site); 151.1 ha (UNESCO World Heritage Site buffer zone);
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	36° 15′ 19.2″ N, 138° 53′ 15.6″ E
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	Q7818931; VIAF cluster ID: 147851682; Library of Congress authority ID: n88078145; IdRef ID: 16965253X; NDL Authority ID: 00645423; World Heritage Site ID: 1449-001; OpenStreetMap way ID: 313782668
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日本語: 富岡製糸場。群馬県富岡市にある日本初の器械製糸工場。昭和62年2月まで稼働していた。

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