Encouraging new industry, prosperity and defense of the nation are the protections of industrial policies developed by the government in the early Meiji period to transition to a capital-based mode of production. Promoting road repairs and the promotion of productive wealth, Yamanashi Prefectural Governor, Baron Shiro FUJIMURA (Kurose family of the Kumamoto domain, KAEMON Kayano. Appointed as Ehime Prefectural Governor in 1887, Imperially appointed member of the House of Peers in 1889) March 1873, Translation of the Education System. Schools / Developed policies to promote the modernization of Yamanashi, including the construction of roads. As part of his industrial promotion policies, he worked hard to develop industry in Yamanashi, such as establishing silk mills and testing facilities - Prefectural Governor for Roads, Fujimura-style Architecture
【Product name】 Black Beat 【Type】 Vitis L. 【Production area】 Hishiyama, Katsunuma Town, Koshu City, Yamanashi Prefecture (JA Fruits Yamanashi) 【Origin of name】 It’s a grape that combines the two good points of the parent, and the grain size has an impact. But, I still haven't studied enough. 【Main features】 Following the death of Seki Shinpei, it was Mae Yamanashi Governor Shirou Fujimura who was appointed as Ehime Prefecture Governor on March 9, 1887. He was a Kumamoto feudal lord born in 1845 and was called Kayano Kaemon. Since the Meiji Restoration, after following military relations such as Go-shinhe place of assembly stuffing, Hokuetsu destination Assistant Deputy Genera, Hyobu Gonsho, etc. It became a prefectural ordinance in October 1874, and since then he has been in Yamanashi prefecture for more than 14 years until he was transferred to Ehime prefecture, establishing the foundation of prefectural government. His Yamanashi prefectural government was p...