Saitama prefecture
<Agriculture>
1.Gross agricultural product
167,800 million yen
(as of 2019)
2. Population engaged in farming
58,575 person
(as of 2015)
<Fisheries>
1. Production by fisheries and aquaculture
0 yen *Inland prefecture
2. No. of persons engaged in fisheries
0 person *Inland prefecture
* Above are the most recent data from the Statistics Dashboard governed by the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications.
1. video (Saitama prefecture)
Firstly, let me present to you a YouTube video:
【Prince Aojiru】A unique trip in Saitama, Japan
In this video, Prince Aojiru, one of the most famous young millionaires in Japan, visits Saitama prefecture and introduces its most attractive sightseeing spots.
His course is as follows:
1) Asami Reizo (Kanasaki)
2) Taisho Roman Yume Dori Street
3) Kashiya Yokocho
4) Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine
Check the route on map
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2.Vacation Rental
Secondly, let me introduce a unique vacation rental located in Saitama prefecture . This vacation rental will offer you a superb experience which you could never imagine in the usual hotel stay.
Guesthouse Nishiki – In a peaceful mountain setting
For detailed information
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Guesthouse Nishiki was built in 1901 during the Meiji Era.
At that time, it was named “Nikiya” and was actually a ryokan (traditional Japanese inn).
The building has been renovated since then, and re-opened recently as a guest house.
The word “Nishiki” designates a silk fabric woven with several colorful threads.
Applied to our guesthouse, it symbolizes the gathering of people of all nationalities, ages and beliefs.
We’re looking forward to hosting you.
Together, let’s write the history of Nishiki!
<About the guest house>
It’s a dormitory style accommodation so you might share the room with other guests during your stay.
If you wish to book a bed in the women-only dorm room, please let us know at the time of booking.
Meals can be provided for an extra charge.
<Sightseeing attractions>
・Michi no Eki Otaki Onsen (Hot spring in a highway rest area)
・Otaki History Folk Museum
・Taiyo-ji Temple
・Misotsuchi no Tsurara (Misotsuchi’s Frozen Waterfall)
