Gunma Prefecture

A day-use hot spring facility where you can enjoy the Shima River’s scenery in every season along with a soothing soak.

A Top Gorge Hike in Kanto with Volcanic Rock Formations and Spectacular Views.

An immersive, hands-on theme park where you can enjoy flowers and nature with all five senses.

A spectacular scenic spot where the dam, lake, and mountains resonate together on a grand scale.

Enjoy one of Gunma’s most celebrated hot springs in an open-air bath surrounded by nature.

An ancient shrine in Ikaho Onsen with over 2,000 years of history, and one of Gunma’s top spiritual power spots.

A mystical lake famed for its striking blue hue, known as “Shima Blue.”

1,800 meters up-ski Japan’s highlands and soak in Manza Onsen.

Feel the gifts of nature in the forest and recharge your energy!

Go, see, and experience-a journey into Japan’s traditional culture.

A scenic lake where both adventure seekers and relaxation lovers can enjoy a fulfilling time.

Blessings Abound! Shrine dedicated to Shogun Tokugawa Ieyasu.

A Mizusawa udon restaurant in the temple town of Mizusawa Kannon-home to one of Japan’s three great udon styles.

A popular spot where you can enjoy Mizusawa udon with two dipping sauces.

A must-try spot known for freshly milled, freshly made soba, expect a line.

A hidden-gem soba restaurant in Kusatsu Onsen.

A popular conveyor-belt sushi restaurant offering excellent value, known for serving sushi made with the finest ingredients from Gunma - a land blessed with rich natural bounty.

A traditional Japanese sweet shop for soft fluffy grilled manju.

This long-established Mizusawa udon shop is loved not only by locals but folks from all over.

130 years in business, the restaurant famous for Himokawa udon, Kiryu’s local food.

Tofu cuisines made with “KIRYU”, the famous natural water

A long-standing, joint butcher shop and restaurant beloved for its long-cured ham and house-made ham sausages.

A tonkatsu restaurant serving up Numata specialties, fantastic views, and a pork cutlet to delight the eyes and tastebuds.

Authentic Neapolitan pizzeria serving dough made with natural Minakami spring waters.

Light and fluffy Yunohana Manju made with carefully selected ingredients from Japan.

Start your Gunma trip here for a smooth beginning!

The largest shopping mall in the Northern Kanto region for full-day family recreation.

A family-friendly shopping mall with lots of child services.

Taste Kiryu’s Unique Craft Beer in this Travel and Outdoor Specialty Store

Explore 1,300 years of history and tradition at the JAPAN HERITAGE, Kiryu Textile Memorial Hall

A Taisho-era romantic ryokan where you can enjoy Ikaho’s famed hot springs across 13 baths.

A long-running ryokan built entirely of hinoki cypress, with the charm of Japan’s Taisho era.

A hot spring ryokan famous for its Japan’s best open-air baths.

A perfect base for exploring Gunma! Offering excellent access and unmatched comfort.

A conveniently located station-top hotel offering a variety of guest rooms to suit different needs.

A business hotel featuring an inviting artificial hot spring bath on the top floor.

A hot spring ryokan at the foot of Mt. Tanigawa, known for its skin-beautifying waters.

An elegant European-style resort hotel where every room features a private open-air bath. The hotel also boasts a top-floor bathhouse with stunning views.

3 different sourced springs to try at this quintessential Japanese inn in Kusatsu, complete with one of the area’s largest indoor + open-air baths.

A historic hot spring hotel founded in the Edo period, Hotel Ichii is located in front of the symbol of Kusatsu Onsen, Yubatake.

A secluded hot spring inn boasting a guest room building registered as a tangible cultural property by the country.

Ultimate healing time at Sekitei roten-buro, an outdoor bath with stone garden, set amid the beauty of nature.

This is Kiryu's largest summer festival surrounded with heat and excitement

A Grand Festival Packed with People Wishing for Better Fortune and Prospering Business

Must-see! An impressive view of the "floor maples"