Donryu Yokocho
Step into a piece of Japan's history while savoring its culinary treasures. Donryu Yokocho is the ultimate destination for food, drinks, and an unforgettable retro nightlife experience.
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Step into a piece of Japan's history while savoring its culinary treasures. Donryu Yokocho is the ultimate destination for food, drinks, and an unforgettable retro nightlife experience.
Visit this Japanese nature park to see a unique moss colony. Located in Nakanojo Town in Gunma Prefecture, Chatsubomi Moss Park offers visitors a breath of fresh air in an area designated as a national natural monument.
Explore the nature of Kanto, from mountain peaks to dense forests to lush swamplands, far from the bright lights of the big city. If you are looking for a travel destination brimming with wildlife, stunning natural scenery, and tranquility, look no further than Sato-Numa. Located in Tatebayashi, Gunma Prefecture, Sato-Numa comprises five unique marshes, welcoming guests to explore the beauty of nature and learn more about this tranquil area in the heart of Kanto.
Abt Road in Annaka, Gunma Prefecture, is a world away from high-speed bullet trains, timely commuter rails and subway systems. The 11.2-kilometer portion of railway on the Usui Main Line between Yokokawa and Karuizawa stations had been active for 104 years until it finally closed on September 30, 1997. The Usui Main Line and others like it connected Gunma, Nagano, and Niigata prefectures to Tokyo, paving the way for travel today. The Usui Line has since opened to visitors in the form of Abt Road, which welcomes hikers, adventurers and history enthusiasts from far and wide to enjoy the historic railway and make new kinds of memories on these tracks.
Visit this former residence, a significant piece of cultural and architectural heritage in Takasaki City. Have a seat and enjoy this wonderfully atmospheric former residence in the heart of Takasaki City, which connects Tokyo and the mountainous terrain of Gunma and beyond.
Discover a space dedicated to fostering creativity, cultural exchange, and meaningful connections. ARTS MAEBASHI is a museum that functions as a cultural hub; a place where art enriches lives and shapes the local community.
Maebashi Galleria is an architectural marvel where visitors can experience contemporary Japanese culture through local art, events, and accommodation in Gunma.
Amidst the scenic greenery of Shibukawa, Hara Museum ARC is a haven for contemporary art lovers. This unique museum integrates cutting-edge exhibitions with breathtaking natural surroundings, giving visitors a tranquil yet inspiring experience. ©Art by Kokoro, Jean-Michel Othoniel, 2009 ©Photo by Yuichi Shiraku
Step into a café that blends eco-conscious practices with a welcoming atmosphere. Ecolab Cafe in Takasaki City is a haven for those who prioritize ethical tourism and healthy living.
Visit Joshin’etsukogen National Park in the volcanic highlands of the Kanto region to discover a stunning display of natural phenomena. Not only is Gunma famous for hot spring resorts, world-class skiing, plentiful hiking trails and diverse wildlife, it is also the location of several volcanoes, making Mt. Asama Magma Stone Park a unique and wonderful destination for both adventure seekers and nature lovers.
Become one with nature in this rural area filled with fun outdoor activities and spectacular scenery that offers something new at every turn. A trip to Gunma is not complete without a visit to Suwakyo Gorge, a beautiful valley famous for its stunning surroundings and the immaculate waters of the Tone River. Easily accessible from metropolitan Tokyo, the gorge is a natural wonder that offers relaxation, excitement, and a breath of fresh air.
Experience a temple lodging that invites you to embrace quiet reflection and mindful living. TEMPLESTAY ZENSŌ offers a distinctive refuge for visitors where Zen principles and Buddhist traditions shape every detail, earning it the Special Award at the 2025 Japan Travel Awards.
Climb the iconic Ishidan stone steps at Ikaho Onsen in Gunma Prefecture, where 400 years of history converge with traditional hot spring culture.
Head out to Tochigi’s mountainous Furumine Shrine, where you can wish for good luck or good health under the stunning colors of fall, or any time of the year.
With a full range of colors on display, Ashikaga Flower Park is stunning no matter the time of year. Marvel at the orange tulips, blue hydrangeas and the purple wisterias of one of Tochigi Prefecture’s best-kept secrets.
Go wild at Nasu Animal Kingdom, the perfect place to make new animal friends while learning more about the rare and wonderful creatures that call this area of Tochigi home.
Everywhere you look around Nikko’s Lake Chuzenji promises to offer unrivaled views of nature at its finest. From verdant forests to volcanic mountains, there’s plenty to see, and just as much to do, in the area.
Enter a spiritual world filled with natural beauty, lavish detailing, and vibrant coloring.