Rock Forms of Shimonita
Volcanic rock eroded into pinnacles, painted since the Edo period as a real-world landscape scroll.
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Volcanic rock eroded into pinnacles, painted since the Edo period as a real-world landscape scroll.
A konnyaku factory in Kanra. Visitors can tour the production process and sample dishes.
The prefecture's meat wholesale market. It handles everything from slaughter to processing.
A dashi and mentsuyu food factory in Minakami. It accepts hands-on production experiences.
A Gunma University center. It researches food and health.
Skewers and tools used for yaki-manju. They support Gunma's food culture.
A summer sight at Isobe Onsen in Annaka: sweetfish taken in a weir built across the river and eaten on the spot.
A roadside station in Fujioka, reached from the expressway or the ordinary road, with a farm stand and eating places.
A food factory in Minakami making broths and soup bases, open for tours.
A farm in Shibukawa where you can meet the animals, with dairy goods for sale.
A konjac factory in Kanra. Watch it being made and taste the dishes.
An inn on the shore of Lake Haruna, where the room rate includes meals and drinks.
A day-use hot spring in Numata, with an open-air bath with a view and a dining room.
A river-fish restaurant at Shima Onsen founded in 1934, with seats above the Shima River.
A group of visitor farms in Shinto, about 30 of them growing grapes.
A roadside station in Showa, in upland vegetable country, with a farm stand and an eating place.