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Rating: 50 / 1 Review / 14 Jun 2022 at 17:04
洞窟のなかにある氷は壊さないようにしてください。
器物損壊になってしまいます。壊したら罰金30万円です
約100年くらい前にはこの洞窟内に小屋が三つ建っていました
夏場でも気温が低いので昔の人が冷蔵庫の代わりに洞窟を活用していました
洞窟の中では蚕の卵を保管していました
蚕は昆虫なので一年に一回しか繭をつくりません
この洞窟の中で人工的に冬眠させてることで繭をつくるタイミングをコントールして大量生産していました
全国から蚕の卵が送られてきてこの中で冷凍保存していました
私はガイド歴12年です
Please do not break the ice in the cave.
It will result in damage to property. If you break it, you will be fined 300,000 yen.
About 100 years ago, three cabins used to exist in this cave.
The temperature is low even in summer, so the old people utilized the cave as a substitute for a refrigerator.
People used to store silkworm eggs in the caves.
Since silkworms are insects, they make cocoons only once a year.
By artificially hibernating them in the caves, the timing of cocoon production was controlled to mass-produce silkworms.
Silkworm eggs were sent from all over the country and were frozen and stored in this cave.
I have been a guide of this cave for 12 years.
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Please do not break the ice in the cave.
It will result in damage to property. If you break it, you will be fined 300,000 yen.
About 100 years ago, three cabins used to exist in this cave.
The temperature is low even in summer, so the old people utilized the cave as a substitute for a refrigerator.
People used to store silkworm eggs in the caves.
Since silkworms are insects, they make cocoons only once a year.
By artificially hibernating them in the caves, the timing of cocoon production was controlled to mass-produce silkworms.
Silkworm eggs were sent from all over the country and were frozen and stored in this cave.
I have been a guide of this cave for 12 years.
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Please do not break the ice in the cave.
It will result in damage to property. If you break it, you will be fined 300,000 yen.
About 100 years ago, three cabins used to exist in this cave.
The temperature is low even in summer, so people used to utilize the cave as a substitute for a refrigerator.
People used to store silkworm eggs in the caves.
Since silkworms are insects, they make cocoons only once a year.
By artificially hibernating them in the caves, the timing of cocoon production was controlled to mass-produce silkworms.
Silkworm eggs were sent from all over the country and were frozen and stored in this cave.
I have been a guide of this cave for 12 years.