Kusatsu is known for its hot spring resorts, one of Japan’s top three hot springs, along with Gero Onsen in Gifu, and Arima O...
Minakami in Gunma Prefecture is known as the outdoor adventure capital of Japan. With every season offering challenging and r...
Maebashi is a city located in Gunma Prefecture in the northern Kanto region of Japan. As the capital of Gunma Prefecture, the...
The Misato Plum Festival is held every year from late February to late March, and it's one of Gunma Prefecture's largest plum...
Held every year on January 9th, the Maebashi Hatsuichi Festival is a fun way to set your intentions for the coming year. The ...
The Asama Kogen Rhododendron Festival includes an incredible 150,000 rhododendrons covering an area the size of 10 Tokyo Dome...
13 Coffee Roasters is located in Maebashi, Gunma, and treat the making of coffee as an art form. There are a variety of beans...
A Journey through Maebashi, Gunma and fermentation processes in meats, cheeses, sake and more.
Dining at Minakami Kogen Hotel 200 is tasty and reasonable. Enjoy an impressive Japanese/Western buffet, simple Japanese cla...
Explore the natural beauty and peaceful calm of Kusatsu, a small onsen town located a short trip away from Tokyo. It's an ide...
Fujiwara Ski Resort is reasonably priced and easily accessible from Tokyo for a weekend trip. The ski slopes are on the hotel...
Here are 10 tips to make your stay at the Minakami Kogen Hotel 200 the best it can possibly be.
Located at the western foot of Gunma's Mt. Akagi at an altitude of 600 to 700 meters, the Akagi Nature Park covers an area of...
Explore the natural beauty and peaceful calm of Kusatsu, a small onsen town located a short trip away from Tokyo. It's an ide...
Roughly an hour away from Tokyo by shinkansen (bullet train) in Gunma Prefecture lies the town of Maebashi. Although very clo...