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A small marsh on Mount Akagi, circled by a boardwalk and enclosed by ridges.
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A small marsh on Mount Akagi, circled by a boardwalk and enclosed by ridges.
A waterfall and suspension bridge in Midori. The stepped bridge has a maximum gradient of 44 per cent.
A place in Shibukawa to spend time with dogs, with indoor and outdoor runs and a cafe.
An effort to serve yakimanju, the grilled buns long loved in Gunma, in new forms.
An inn on the shore of Lake Haruna, where the room rate includes meals and drinks.
A park in Nakanojo where chatsubomigoke, a moss that grows only in strongly acidic water, forms a colony.
A museum in Ikaho gathering toys and cars of the Showa era.
A day-use hot spring in Numata, with an open-air bath with a view and a dining room.
A gorge along the Tone River in Minakami, with a walking path of about four kilometres there and back.
A park in Isesaki with an amusement area, where a large Ferris wheel looks down on cherry and azalea.
A theme park in Tsumagoi, with indoor and outdoor toy play areas.
A park in Higashiagatsuma, where daffodils and cherries flower at the same time in spring.
A roadside station in Katashina, with a viewing terrace over Oze National Park and a footbath.
An event walking the abandoned Shinetsu main line in Annaka, following its tunnels and bridges.
A rose garden in Shikishima Park, Maebashi: 7,000 plants of some 600 varieties.
A hot spring in Annaka. Its water carries salt, and it is known for fish weirs and hot-spring buns.
An udon shop in Nakanojo, using local flour and serving a bowl with maitake mushrooms.
A horse carriage around Lake Haruna, said to be named for the sound of its horn.
The former Taishi Station in Nakanojo, a station on a closed line that shipped iron ore, since restored.
A roadside station in Shimonita at the climbing entrance to Mount Myogi, selling local vegetables.
A river-fish restaurant at Shima Onsen founded in 1934, with seats above the Shima River.
A railway from Kiryu to Nikko in Tochigi along the Watarase River, with open-sided trolley trains.