Lake Nozori
A dam lake at 1,500 metres, 12 kilometres around, called the lake in the sky.
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A dam lake at 1,500 metres, 12 kilometres around, called the lake in the sky.
A sunflower field near Haniwa-no-Sato Park in Takasaki, at its best from early to mid August.
A summer sight at Isobe Onsen in Annaka: sweetfish taken in a weir built across the river and eaten on the spot.
A temple in Kiryu. For a limited season it opens its polished floorboards, which mirror the autumn maples.
A limestone cave in Ueno, among the largest in the Kanto region, cool inside all year.
The hot spring at Kusatsu. Its natural flow is held to be the greatest in Japan, and the town spreads around the yubatake field of hot water.
The point in Itakura where Gunma, Tochigi and Saitama meet. It lies on flat ground, so you can walk around it — rare in Japan.
A temple in Kawaba where more than a hundred kinds of plant flower through the year; it is called the flower temple.
A roadside station in Fujioka, reached from the expressway or the ordinary road, with a farm stand and eating places.
A gorge cut by the Agatsuma River, with sheer rock walls and a walking path laid out.
Ground covered by lava that flowed from Mount Asama in the 1783 eruption, black rock across the whole field.
A 1,977-metre mountain. A ropeway takes you in one run to the 1,300-metre point.
A ropeway from the shore of Lake Haruna to the summit of Haruna-Fuji in about three minutes.
A 2,024-metre pass on the border of Gunma and Tochigi, ringed by high mountains.
A food factory in Minakami making broths and soup bases, open for tours.
A station where 462 steps lead down to a platform 70 metres underground. It is called the mole station.
A roadside station in Minakami, facing the Suwakyo gorge on the upper Tone River.
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.