auto-translate Cocoon Dry Houses This cocoon dr...

auto-translate Cocoon Dry Houses This cocoon dry crates were built in the garden of Mr. Okubo Taito and Koichi Mitsui, Machida-shi in the late Taisho or the early Showa period, where agriculture in Machida Jizo was dyed in sericulture one color . Cocoons have been sold in raw cocoons, but if sericulture farmers "take up" and sell them in raw silk, income will be higher. Also, in order to do "threading" throughout the year, it became necessary to keep it as a dried cocoon, and this type of dry barns were arranged along the garden of a large sericulture farmer along the "silk road". "Silk road" is said to be "the road of civil rights." We have relocated here to keep the part of the sericulture farmer who became the mother of the LDP movement forever. March 1989 Machida-shi Board of Education