Orani 2 English Sado Island Ryotan Plenty of tourist attractions and hot springs in the surrounding areas! aniko Shrine  IE YAHA Shop for Fresh Fish Teradomari Teradomani Ameyoko, Arcen, 154 Yahiko Shrine Regional Industries Promotion Center (Tsubame Sanjo) - Kashinan Shop for Souvenin Objection Hall for Tableware and Catery TsubameSanjo Regional Industries Promotion Center Transit times to Sanjo- ● To Yahiko Hot Spring.......... Approx. 13 km • 20 minutes Tsubame I.C, ● To Iwamuro Hol Spring ..... Approx. 15 km • 25 minutes ● To Yutagami Hot Spring.... Approx. 18 km • 30 minutes ● From Niigata-Nishi I.C...Approx. 20 minutes ● From Joetsu I C ● To Yomogihira Hot Spring.. Approx. 50 km • 45 minutes ● To Tsukicka Hol Spring .... Approx. 60 km • 60 minutes ● From Koriyama I.C........Approx. 2 hours ● From Takasaki I.C........ Approx. 2 hours ● To Oyu Hot Spring - ● From Tsurugashima I.C.Approx. 2 hours 30 minutes ● To Yuzawa Hot Spring.......Approx.100 km • 60 minutes ● From Nerima I.C............Approx. 3 hours ● To Senami Hol Spring ....... Approx. 100 km • 70 minutes TSUBAMESANJO Industrial  Products Store TsubameSanjo Regional ● Hours of Operation : 9:30AM - 5:30PM ● Closed : 181 Wednesday of every month, December 29th - January 3rd ● Admission Fee : Free ● Large-Scale Parking Accommodations : Large Buses 30 Passenger Cara 350 TsubameSanjo Regional Industries Promotion Center Marketing and Sales, Product Tourism 〒955-0092  1-17 Sugaro, Sanjo, Nigata TEL : 0268 - 32 - 2311 FAX : 0256 - 34 - 6167 e-run elgroughts or jo U R L  http://www.tajlou.or.jp/cm/cou Transit times' from hot springs ● The facility is fully accessible and has restrooms ●We offer local metal goods at production area pricing City of Craftsmanship
Tsubame’s Works
Tsubame tableware can trace its roots all the way back to the beginning of the Edo period, when the agricultural community began production of wakugi, traditional Japanese nails. The blacksmiths continued on to produce metal files, smoking pipes, and cast copperware by the Taisho period. These metal processing technologies and skills led to the current production of metal tableware. Tsubame's cutlery keeps more than 90% of market share in Japan, and has developed into a major production area, shipping goods to locations around the world. For more details! Traditions passed down for generations Feel it yourself by seeing and touching.
Sanjo'/s Works
Sanjo' s blacksmithing traditions are said to have begun in 1625. In order to save the farmers suffering from the flooded rivers, Seibei Otani, the Izumozaki Magistrate, invited a nail blacksmith from Edo to teach and recommend the production of wakugi, Japanese nails, as a side business. Modern tools and knives that carry on the Sanjo blacksmithing tradition are well known all over Japan, and have become a specialty of Sanjo. TSUBAMESANJO Well-designed high quality goods produced in the Tsubame Sanjo area have been gathered for exhibition and sales. Products from Japan's leading metalwork region, Niigata's "TsubameSanjo" fill the 925m² hall. Enjoy the treasures and local products that the city of craftsmanship, "Tsubame Sanjo", has to offer. Main Products Variety of knives ● Cast copperware ● Tableware ● Scissors ● Kitchen tools ● Household products Carpenter's tools ■ Gardening tools ■ Local sake ■ Koshihikari rice ■ Echigo confections, etc.