Obusedo Main Shop
The main shop of a chestnut confectioner in Obuse Town. Behind the sales area are a restaurant and a cafe.
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The main shop of a chestnut confectioner in Obuse Town. Behind the sales area are a restaurant and a cafe.
A restaurant in Obuse Town. Chestnut okowa rice and soba can be enjoyed in a single meal.
A Japanese restaurant and chestnut confectionery shop in Obuse Town. Visitors can drop in casually to use it as a cafe.
A temple in Obuse Town founded in 1510. It has a history of about 500 years.
A farm produce stand in Obuse Town. It is run by the town's promotion corporation.
A farm in Obuse Town. Cherry picking is available from June to early July.
A farm in Obuse Town. It has grown fruit using only organic fertilizer for more than 40 years.
A farm in Obuse Town. It grows grapes and apples with reduced pesticide use.
A farm run by a welfare facility in Obuse Town. It raises about 2,000 free-range chickens and practices organic farming.
An association of tourist guides in Ueda City. It guides visitors through local history and cultural properties.
A taxi company in Ueda City. It is used for touring the historic sites of the Shioda Plain.
An association that guides visitors around Tsumago-juku in Nagiso Town. It also explains how the townscape came to be preserved.
A farm in Obuse Town. It welcomes visitors for apple picking and chestnut gathering.
A gelato shop in Obuse Town. It uses milk from the farm's Jersey cows.
A farm shop in Obuse Town. In autumn, grapes, apples and Obuse chestnuts are on sale.
An inn in Obuse Town that takes only one group at a time. It is a renovated storehouse more than 100 years old.
A guesthouse in Obuse Town. It is a renovated traditional house from the early Showa era.
A day-use hot spring in Obuse Town. The open-air bath looks down on the Zenkoji Plain.
A hot spring in Obuse Town. It is the only natural hot spring in the town where guests can stay overnight.
A Japanese restaurant in Obuse Town. It serves dishes made with Shinshu pork and beef.