Location List

The building is a typical Western-style construction from the early Showa period (built in 1928), which has been partially renovated. It features a dignified arched front entrance, a modern-design ...

The Gunma Prefectural Library opened its current new building in July 1978. The building was designed by the architect Shinichi Okada. The adjacent Prefectural Hall and Chamber of Commerce and Indu...

The Gumma Insect World covers about 45 hectares of vast fields and is an experience-based educational facility with a focus on insects. The filming locations include stone steps, thatched-roof hous...

This is a gravity-type concrete dam with a dam height of 60.5 meters and a crest length of 264 meters. The area around the dam lake (Umedako Lake) features an outdoor center and a local community c...

This is a lodging facility founded in 1875, located on the shores of Lake Onuma at Mt. Akagi. The building is constructed from natural wood from Mt. Akagi, and the polished corridors are quite impr...

A winery that handles everything from grape cultivation to brewing and sales. Spread across the Akagi Highlands at an altitude of 700 meters, on the northwest foothills of Mount Akagi, there is a 3...

This has been a station building since the time of its opening in 1928, and is designated as a nationally registered tangible cultural property. The station serves as an important base for the Josh...

The three-story building, which was used as "Shibukawa General Hospital" until March 2016, has been repurposed as a vocational school on the first and second floors. The third floor still retains t...

The "Onioshidashi" is a bizarre rocky area formed by the lava ejected from the eruption of Mount Asama in 1783. A natural pathway measuring 2,500 meters has been developed within the Onioshidashi. ...

The Gunma Prefectural Government Building, standing at a height of 153.8 meters, is the tallest prefectural office in Japan. It was completed in 1999. Inside the prefectural office building, it's p...

A quiet hotel surrounded by trees at the Kusatsu Onsen. Guest rooms range from standard Japanese-style rooms to modern Japanese, Scandinavian, and Asian styles. Facilities available for use include...

Japan's first Western-style ranch with an elevation of 1,000m and an area of 387 hectares. Annually from May to October, you can see lush green pastures with clear blue skies, and a mystical landsc...

This valley is forged by the Agatsuma River, which flows along National Route 144. It is located in the Fukurogura area in the eastern part of Tsumagoi Village and borders Nagano-haramachi. During ...

This is a famous hot spring in Japan located on the central slopes of Mount Haruna. There is a stone stairway with 365 steps, bustling with souvenir shops and inns.

Built in 1999 when the population of Gunma Prefecture reached 2 million. Characteristic dome and objects are filmed as various locations. Designed by an architect Arata Isozaki.

The first municipal hall in the prefecture built in 1930. Has a retro and stylish exterior, a salle made of marble in the large part and a hall with a retro atmosphere.

The largest exhibition hall in the northern Kanto area. Approximately 1.2 yards (10000 ㎡）and can accommodate up to 10000 people. Approximately 15 minutes drive from Takasaki Tamamura exit on the ...

Gunma no Mori is located at the suburban area of Takasaki City. Built under the project commemorating 100-year-anniversary from Meiji aera. Has Prefectural Museum of Modern Art and History Museum a...