Roadside Station Agatsuma Gorge
A roadside station in Higashiagatsuma at the entrance to the scenic Agatsuma gorge, with a free dog run.
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A roadside station in Higashiagatsuma at the entrance to the scenic Agatsuma gorge, with a free dog run.
A group of visitor farms in Shinto, about 30 of them growing grapes.
A shrine partway up Mount Myogi in Shimonita, with a large statue of Daikoku.
A visitor farm in Minakami with fruit picking all year round.
A park in Tatebayashi, famous for azaleas since the Edo period, with many old plants.
An old house at the foot of Mount Akagi where you can stay with your dog.
A roadside station in Maebashi, with a hot spring and a farm stand.
A maitake growing facility, handling mushrooms raised over twice the usual number of days.
A hot spring in Minakami. Its 1875 bathhouse survives, with water rising into wooden tubs.
The oldest wooden Western-style clinic in the prefecture, built in 1912 and preserved and opened by the city of Isesaki.
The garden of the Obata domain in Kanra. The only daimyo garden in the prefecture and a national scenic site.
A roadside station in Showa, in upland vegetable country, with a farm stand and an eating place.
A pharmaceutical factory in Takasaki, making drinks among other products and open for tours.
A motorway rest area recreating the Edo of Shotaro Ikenami's Onihei Hankacho, modelled on the row of stalls at Ryogoku Hirokoji.
A flat of about 500 metres across, made by a bend in the Koma River. The name comes from its purse-like shape. Known for red spider lilies in autumn.
Where Tochigi, Gunma and Saitama meet in the middle of a rice paddy. Work on the Watarase River moved the point from the water onto land.
The stone-paved approach from Ohanabatake Station to Chichibu Shrine, where some registered cultural-property buildings still trade as shops.
A boat ride between rock shelves that are a special national natural monument. In winter the boats carry heated tables.