Gold bullion displayed at tourist facilities has increased in value by 1.8 billion yen Shizuoka Izu August 19 23:07
While the concern about the future of the economy has increased due to the influence of the new coronavirus and the price of gold has skyrocketed, the largest gold ingot in the world displayed at the former gold mine in Izu City, Shizuoka Prefecture, has a transaction price of up to 1.8 billion yen It has risen in price and is drawing attention.
Since 15 years ago, the tourist facility on the site of "Toi Gold Mine" in Izu City, Shizuoka Prefecture, which boasts one of the most gold mining in Japan, has exhibited the world's largest gold ingot weighing 250 kg.
While the concern about the future of the economy has increased due to the influence of the new coronavirus and gold is soaring, according to the facility, the gold bullion has a transaction price equivalent to 1.8 billion yen as of 19th, which is more than 400 million yen higher than a year ago. It means that
You can touch the gold ingots, and families and other staff touched the surfaces that were carefully disinfected by the staff to check the feel and capture the pictures.
As the mask made of golden cloth, which began selling at the facility last month, is out of stock one after another, Ayumi Kokubun of the tourist facility "Toi Kanayama" said, "The number of customers is decreasing, but attention to gold nuggets The number of people who visit this site is increasing, and I would like many people to take a look, as we are thoroughly implementing infection control measures."