Takaragawa Onsen
A hot spring in Minakami, with wide open-air baths along a mountain stream.
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A hot spring in Minakami, with wide open-air baths along a mountain stream.
A castle town in Kanra. The townscape under Oda rule survives, along with its water channels.
A 33-storey prefectural office 153.8 metres high, with a free observation floor on the 32nd.
A workshop at the foot of Mount Haruna, where you can cut patterns into glass by sandblasting.
A farm in Shibukawa where you can meet the animals, with dairy goods for sale.
An art museum in Shibukawa, five minutes by car from Ikaho Onsen, showing contemporary art.
A ropeway up Mount Tanigawa, with the mountain in all four seasons and skiers in winter.
A mountain across Shibukawa and Takasaki, with Haruna-Fuji rising at its centre.
A caldera lake formed by an eruption of Mount Haruna, with cherry and azalea along the shore.
A hot spring in Shibukawa, with inns and shops lining both sides of a stone stair of 365 steps.
A lavender field at Tanbara in Numata. Some 50,000 plants make it among the largest in the Kanto region.
A nature park in Shibukawa, where you walk a forest raised by hand over many years.
A teahouse on the Asama pasture in Naganohara, where you can meet the animals over dairy goods and rice bowls.
A konjac factory in Kanra. Watch it being made and taste the dishes.
A bridge near Yumoto at the far end of Ikaho Onsen, where the maples around it colour in autumn.
A museum in Ikaho gathering the work of the Taisho-era painter Yumeji Takehisa.
A roadside station in Minakami. Across some 350 hectares of farmland, workshops for soba making and straw craft are scattered.
A prefectural park in Ota at the foot of Mount Kanayama, with large play structures.
The collective name for 18 hot springs in Minakami, from single inns at the head of the Tone River to full hot-spring streets.
A bakery in Shibukawa, using its own cultured yeast and baking without additives.
A roadside station in Naganohara, serving a curry shaped like the Yanba dam.