Cultural properties that tell Gyoda City's story
Sakitama Ancient Burial Mounds 
Sakitama Ancient Burial Mounds
【Historic Site Designated by the National Government】
Ishida-zutsumi Levee
Ishida-zutsumi Levee
【Historic Site Designated by the National Government】
Takahashi’s Stone Tablet with Basho Haiku
Takahashi’s Stone Tablet with Basho Haiku
【Historic Site Designated by the National Government】
Gyoda Town Map from The Kyoho Era 
Gyoda Town Map from The Kyoho Era (1716－1736)
【Collection of Gyoda City Provincial Museum】
Ancient Documents of Akiyama Family
Ancient Documents of Akiyama Family
【Private collection; Deposited with and stored by Gyoda City Provincial Museum】
Gyoda Town Map from The Tenpoo Era
Gyoda Town Map from The Tenpoo Era (1830-1844)
【Collection of Gyoda City Provincial Museum】
The Bill of Land Tax that Musashi Country Sakamaki Village Pay in 1612
The Bill of Land Tax that Musashi Country Sakamaki Village Pay in 1612
【Collection of Gyoda City Provincial Museum】
Osawa Kyuemon Residence and Warehouse 
Osawa Kyuemon Residence and Warehouse
【*Viewed from the outside only】
Mori Warehouse and Koaann Warehouse
Mori Warehouse and Koaann Warehouse
【Tangible Cultural Property Designated by the City】
【*Viewed from the outside only】
Makino Store・Museum of Tabi and Daily Life
Makino Store・Museum of Tabi and Daily Life
【*Tabi and Living Museum is open on Saturdays and Sundays】
Tokitagura Warehouse
Tokitagura Warehouse
【*Viewed from the outside only】
Hozumigura Warehouse
Hozumigura Warehouse
【*Viewed from the outside only】
Museum of Tabigura and Community Development
Museum of Tabigura and Community Development
【※Open every day (10:00～16:00)】
Kusaogura Warehouse
Kusaogura Warehouse
【*Viewed from the outside only】
Isami Corporation School Uniform Factory
Isami Corporation School Uniform Factory
【*Viewed from the outside only】
Tashirogura Warehouse
Tashirogura Warehouse
【*Viewed from the outside only】
Formerly Oshimachi Credit Association Store
Formerly Oshimachi Credit Association Store
【Tangible Cultural Property Designated by the City】
Gyoda-Gama Warehouse
Gyoda-Gama Warehouse
【*Viewed from the outside only】
Kujirai Warehouse
Kujirai Warehouse
【*Viewed from the outside only】
Isami Corporation tabi factory
Isami Corporation tabi factory
【*Viewed from the outside only】
Tokita Tabigura Warehouse
Tokita Tabigura Warehouse
【*Viewed from the outside only】
Indigo Dyeing Experience Studio "Makiteisha"
Indigo Dyeing Experience Studio "Makiteisha"
【*Indigo dye workshop is open on Sundays only】
Koushigura Warehouse
Koushigura Warehouse
【*Viewed from the outside only】
Kurihara Mortar Warehouse
Kurihara Mortar Warehouse
【*Viewed from the outside only】
Konumagura Warehouse
Konumagura Warehouse
【*Viewed from the outside only】
Okunuki Warehous
Okunuki Warehous
【*Viewed from the outside only】
Kasahara Residence
Kasahara Residence
【*Viewed from the outside only】
Gakuya Tabigura Warehouse
Gakuya Tabigura Warehouse
【*Viewed from the outside only】
A Tabi Production Tool and Product of Gyoda 
A Tabi Production Tool and Product of Gyoda
【Collection of Gyoda City Provincial Museum】
【Tangible Folk Cultural Property Registered by the National Government】
Gyoda tabi
Gyoda tabi
Hatsuuma Festival 
Hatsuuma Festival
【Tangible Cultural Property Designated by the City】
Outline of Japan Heritage
Japan Heritage is a new program for cultural properties established by the Agency for Cultural Affairs in 2015. The program designates interesting regional histories and features that have been passed down through the narratives of Japan’s culture and traditions as “Japan Heritage.” It supports initiatives to cohesively use various attractive tangible and intangible cultural properties that constitute essential elements in the narrative. Japan Heritage has two categories: “The Collective Category” for which a narrative pertains to several cities or villages, and “The Local Category” for which a narrative pertains to one city or a village, as in the case of Gyoda City.
Japan Heritage identifies cultural properties scattered around a region and packages them in a story, expects the regional community to take the initiative to cohesively and comprehensively organize and use these cultural properties, and strategically publicize them to the world, thereby aiming to revitalize the region.
