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Gunma Prefecture Gunma Central and Eastern Area Guidebook 120 沼田 IC 間藤 17 A B 沼田 C D E F G H ↑ To Nikko Niigata Central145 and Eastern Central and Eastern Gunma y Tochigi a 1 w Konaka Otaki Falls 1 s s Sori Gunma Midori e Shibukawa r Guide Map p x Yoshioka Kiryu E Midori City u Mt.Akagi-yama s Shintou Onogami Shibukawa t Lake Kusakiko Ota E Onsen Tsukuda - Onogami City n Lake Akagi Onuma Maebashi a Ora Ag Tomihiro Art Museum atsuma K Akagi-jinja Shrine Ibaraki Li Tomihiro Art Museum Nagano Tamamura ne Snowfield on Roadside Station Itakura 17 Kakumanbuchi m Onoko Ubashima Akagi IC Mt. Akagi-yama sso Roadside 122 Godo lo Isesaki Shikishima h B Tatebayashi Station Lake Konuma Konaka eac mo P ay amo Oizumi Meiwa e lw an Chiyoda Kanashima Akagi PA Nakano ai H 353 n R Komochi i u L k Roadside o Hanawa ik Saitama u e Station Kiryu City K s t e e s Mizunuma Station a Onoike ō r J a Onsen Center t Tokyo 2 Hydrangea a Chiba 2 Ikaho Stone Steps Shiroijuku Nashigi Onsen W Park Yamanashi Ikaho Onsen Mizunuma Ikaho Onsen Open-air Bath Shibukawa Heso Festival Shibukawa 353 Kajikabashi Bridge Shibukawa Kurohone Yamabiko Kanagawa Gunma City Office Akagi Onsen Area Roadside Station Mizusawa Udon Maitake Mashrooms Motojuku Mizusawa Kannon Shibukawa- Center Ikaho IC Fujimi Akagi Nanmen Ankodo Kamikambai Yoshioka Town Roadside Station Senbonzakura Odaira no Sato Ikaho Toy, Doll and Car Museum Ogura Grape Land Yagihara Sozo no Mori Camp Site 353 What is Usaburo Green Flower Ranch Shinto Winery Kokeshi Sake “Funaodaki” Roadside Station, Ogo Gunma Flower Park 122 Kiryu City Mimikazari Kan (Museum of earrings) Yoshioka Akagi Torii Town Office Poppy no Sato Momo Izumi Gunma Insect World Shinto Furusato Park Yoshioka Onsen Roadside Station Takatsudo Gorge Shinto Village Grape Land Yoshioka Town Shidarezakura Namiki Maebashi City Kasukawa Onsen Nagame Entertainment Theter Komayose “Genki Land” Omama PA Kokeshi Shinto Village Office Akagi no Megumi Akagi Undo- Central / Eastern Gunma 3 Roadside Station 3 Shinto Onsen "Fureai-kan" Robai no Komayose Kouen Ebisuko (Nishinomiya-jinja Shrine) Maebashi Rose Garden Niisato Nikkawa Sato Smart IC Higoshi Kasukawa Zen Higashi-Nikkawa Maruyamashita Shinto Village Hachiman Hotaru no Sato Gumma-Soja Kitahara Araya TennojukuFujiyamashitaNishi-Kiryu Kiryu Textile Museum Ogo Kiryu-Kyujyo-Mae 17 tetsu Ra Egi en ilwa Aioi Kiryu Shinmachi o D y Kiryu Textile Museum Jom Sunflower Field Shimo (a Preservation District for Shinden "Yukari" Shinzo-Kekkan Akabori Small Chrysanthemum Park Kiryu City Office Groups of Traditional Buildings) Rinkokaku Center Katakuri Fields KatakaiKamiizumi Akabori Lotus Garden ・Kiryu Orihime Club ↑ Chuou Mitsumata Akasaka Midori City Office Iwajuku Shin-Kiryu To Fukushima Maebashi ・Kiryu Three Market like? Joto Iwajuku Museum ・Kiryu Yagibushi Festival Maebashi City Office Azami Maebashi Maebashi 50 e Shim-Maebashi 50 in IC R L 50 yō Akabori ō The region extends towards the Kanto Plain with m Maebashi-Oshima m ō ō L Japanese Iris Garden y in R Yabuzuka Onsen 17 e 17 Isesaki Izuruhara Iwafune CONTENTS406 IC Ota Yabuzuka Mt. Akagi-yama andParking Mt. Area SanotanumaHarunasan Junctionin the back- Hashie Parking Area Kunisada Ashikaga The City of Water, Nature, and Poetry Komagata Yabutsuka Interchange Komagata IC Hachiojiyama Park Interchange Maebashi 4 IC Hashie Smart ground. 4 Maebashi City Minami way Ota Yoshizawa 4 信越本線 Takasaki IC IC Kezoji Park Kita-Kanto E xpress The City of the Kimono Yuri no Sato To Oyama→ IC It boastsAshikaga a diverse culture, historical sites, and a Isesaki Jiroembashi 18 Isesaki 6 Fireworks T Kiryu City o Ashikaga City 両 Festival b Ota-Kiryu 毛 A safe and vibrant city where you can live 354 Tamamura Isesaki Shin-Isesaki u beautiful natural線 environment. Takasaki IC Sano K Fireworks Festival Meijikan i JCT r out your dreams Isesaki Tanabata Festival Sammaibashi y Tamamura u Isesaki City Office Isesaki Festival Ota City Kanayama Castle Ruins Hachiman-gu Shrine L i 8 Takasaki Tamamura Tamamura Town Office Isesaki Hatsuichi n Niragawa Isesaki City 354 e Smart IC Tamamurajuku Roadside Station Joshu Yakiman Festival People-friendly town where anyone can (Steamed Bun Festival) Botanic Garden Yase river 122 y live a happy life a Tamamura Town Goshi Ota e w Ota City n T i s o L s b Hosoya Office u e 10 Isesaki City Sakai Osumi Toshihira o r Is n Ota City p e Town s Museum Ryumai a x Fujioka a S The City of Water, Nature, and Onsen k Serada E i u u JCT Line Tatara k Fujioka 462 b o Located in the Center of Japan Kizaki o h 354 T o IC T 17 Ota Roadside Brazilian Cuisine Koizumimachi Watarase 5 12 Nishi-Koizumi Higashi-Koizumi Hon-Nakano Swans Tatebayashi Arm-Held Fireworks Festival 5 Shibukawa City上信電鉄 Station Shinozuka (Gabanuma Pond) Koinobori Carp Streamer Village Festival 254 Mantokuji Temple Soba To ine Tatebayashi Healthy Gourmet Alley Ora b u Koizumi L City Office Summer Lotus Flower A City where People and Nature CoexistJyoshinetsu Expressway Oizumi Town Office (Aiai Center) Town 甘楽 PA Office Narushima Festival at Jonuma Pond Nakajima Tatebayashi Tsutsujigaoka Park 14 The beak of a flying crane Chikuhei Residence Oizumi Town Midori City Yoshii 407 Processed Japanese pears, Persian cyclamen 富岡 IC Ora Town T IC 354 Tatebayashi City (Direct Store“Ponpoko”) o 下仁田 IC The four seasons, energy, and warmth 23 b Itakura Town Morinji-Mae Tatebayashi Raiden-Jinja Shrineu Itakura N Chiyoda Town Morinji Temple IC Itakura-Toyodai-mae Town Office i 16 上 Chiyoda 354 k Shinto Village A Town with a Rich Harvest Tobu Treasure Garden k Watarase-yusuichi 越 Freshwater Fish Cuisine (Nitta Residence) Town Office o 新 Meiwa Town Office A Beautiful Town with the Colors of the Honjo Kodama 幹 L Sake (Yamakawa-Shuzo) Kawamata i n 24 IC 線 至上野 Persian cyclamen Itakura Town e Four Seasons Meiwa Town ↓ To Omiya ↓To Kumagaya A Relaxing Town where the Sound of the ↓ Meiwa Town (Makoto Farm) 18 City Office至東京 Onsen Facility Yoshioka Town Stream Echoest ↓ 462 The City of Flowers and Noodles 24 Roadside Station Onsen 6 Chiyoda Town Hanyu 6 20 A Town with the Mood of a Foreign Country IC To Asakusa↓ Tatebayashi City ↓至練馬 A Town that Weaves the Future of Central 25 Oizumi Town Golf Course Campsite ↓ Gunma 至八王子 To Asakusa The Town where White Travelers Pay a Visit ↓ Mountain Ski Area 22 Tamamura Town 25 Ora Town Central and Eastern Gunma❶ Mt. Akagi-yama MAP／D-1 It is one of the 100 Famous Mountains of Japan. Along the outer rim Maebashi of the crater, near Lake Akagi Onuma, you can enjoy hiking or trek- The City of Water, Nature, and Poetry king. Maebashi City is located at the foot of Mt. Akagi- Maebashi yama. The scenery and blessings provided by the rich natural surroundings enrich the minds of City those who visit. Kakumanbuchi MAP／D-2 This is a high moor of 800 m in circumference. From the boardwalk you can admire Japanese azaleas, hygrophytes and alpine plants. The City of Pork Dishes Maebashi City produces the best pork meat in Japan. Tasty pork dishes such as Sauce Katsudon are a local specialty. Akagi Nanmen Senbonzakura MAP／D-3 This is one of the Japan's Top 100 Cherry Blossom Viewing Sites. The ／ 1,000 cherry trees extend for 1.3 km. Gunma Flower Park MAP D-3 Best season : early April to middle April A wide spectrum of flowers blooming beautifully all year. Akagi Onsen Area MAP／D-2 Maebashi Rose Garden MAP／B-3 This is a quiet onsen area situated in the gorges along the foot of Mt. Akagi-ya- ma. The six unique small inns offer secluded atmosphere. This is one of the best rose gardens in Japan, as it boasts 7,000 Mt.Akagi-yama Akagi-Jinja Shrine stumps of roughly 600 kinds of roses from around the world. Rose is MAP／D-2 Snowfield on Mt.Akagi-yama Kakumanbuchi also Maebashi's city flower. Snowfield on Mt. Akagi-yama Best season : middle May to early June,middle October to early In this vast natural environment which is close to Tokyo you November can enjoy ice fishing for Japanese smelt or walking in snow- shoes. 4 16 Akagi Nanmen Akagi Onsen Area Fujimmi Roadside Station Senbonzakura 353 Green Flower Ranch Roadside Station, Ogo Gunma Flower Park 17 Akagi-jinja Shrine MAP／D-1 34 Komayose PA Akagi no Megumi Roadside Station Komayose Smart IC Maebashi This shrine has the legend of two beautiful princesses- Fuchinahime and Rose Garden 17 Akagihime. It is said that women's wishes (such as fulfillment in love and 3 marriage fortune) will come true. Rinkokaku 40 Maebashi IC 17 50 74 Rinkokaku MAP／C-3 11 50 13 2 This is a guest palace built in the Meiji period where the Meiji Emper- or and the imperial family stayed. The wooden buildings and the Maebashi Minami IC Komagata IC Japanese garden convey the Japanese spirit to people today. 4 5 Central and Eastern Gunma❷ Kiryu Yagibushi Festival MAP／E-3 The city bustles with the excitement of Kiryu Gion Festival Kiryu and Yagibushi Odori, a traditional dance. When : First Friday, Saturday and Sunday in August The City of the Kimono The biggest allure of Kiryu City, where the Kiryu textile industry has thrived since ancient times, is the balance between its historical City heritage and the beautiful nature. Kiryu Shinmachi Important Preservation Districts for Groups of Traditional Buildings MAP／E-3 Textile factories and old shops with sawtooth roofing line the streets were built over 400 years ago.
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    Corporate Vision Structure of the Corporate Principles To create the affluent society The Corporate principles systematizes the origin of the behavior of companies and employees environment and comfort are in harmony, which Sanden should realize as “Global Excellent Companies”. we will continue to open up a new era Founding Spirit and become a company all the people trusts. Management Principles Having the founding spirit of Corporate Philosophy ‘Let us Develop with Wisdom and Prosper in Harmony’ Corporate Vision as a basic philosophy, Sanden has continually been building Management Policies the corporate culture of challenge and innovation since its establishment in 1943. Mid-Term Plan,Execution Plan We believe our mission is to solve the social issues of the respective countries by providing new value STQM <STQM SANDEN WAY> and achieve industrial and economic development, people’s health, and enriched society especially in the ‘Integrated Thermal Management’ field. Founding Spirit This means that we should use our intelligence in combining our developmental and pioneering abilities to win prosperity for us all. Let us Develop with Wisdom and Prosper in Harmony Management Principles Our management Principles have been the cornerstone of our employees’activities since the company’s founding. ・Satisfy our customer's needs with high quality products. ・Contribute to the social and cultural improvement of community through business activity. The extensive mountains with lush greenery. The blue clear sky. ・Build a company of which all are proud, through the effort of self-motivated employees. A blue flash streaking far in the distance through such a beautiful scenery represents the Sanden-created 'comfort' that opens up a new era forever and ever.
  • THE GUNMA BANK REPORT 2020 the GUNMA BANK REPORT Integrated Report

    THE GUNMA BANK REPORT 2020 the GUNMA BANK REPORT Integrated Report

    Disclosure magazine [main part] magazine [main Disclosure Integrated Report Integrated The Gunma Bank, Ltd. THE GUNMA BANK REPORT 2020 THE GUNMA BANK REPORT Integrated Report Disclosure magazine [main part] Published in July 2020 Edited by Public Relations Office, Corporate Planning Department, The Gunma Bank, Ltd. 194 Motosojamachi, Maebashi, Gunma 371-8611, Japan Phone: +81-(0)27-252-1111 (key number) The Gunma Bank, Ltd. Corporate Philosophy It is our mission to take actions that will foster the development of regional communities. As a member of the regional community, we are committed to strengthen- ing a relationship of trust with all community members and playing a central role in promoting prosperity within local regions. To this end, we will strive to improve financial services and continue healthy growth while expanding our areas of activity. Our primary goal is to support regional communities in their efforts to develop industries, promote culture and build a prosperous life. The foundation of our business is to strengthen a creative relationship with our customers. We highly value close ties with our customers and always strive to create what we believe is best for them. Our job starts at this point by pursuing what we can do to support them. It is our goal to establish a future together with our customers. Our operations are based on the motto “Be a good citizen first to become a good entrepreneur.” Our first goal is for each employee to be a good citizen. It is the first step in building empathy and trust with our customers. In doing this, we can actively take part in society by acting as honorable people.