Tonemachiokkai, Numata 378-0303 Gunma Prefecture

Tamahara Kogen, Numata 378-0071 Gunma Prefecture

The access is 2 hours from the metropolitan area, and 50,000 varieties of lavender are spread on a refreshing plateau at an altitude of 1,300 m. The early-flowering "Koimurasaki" begins to bloom in early July, and the medium-sized flowers can be enjoyed in a long period of time, such as Nakanami "Nana Narisawa" and late bloom "Grosso". The average temperature in July-August is as cool as 20 ° C, making it a summer resort. The thrilling "waterslide" is a fun activity for kids and adults alike. Please enjoy cool delicious special product "lavender soft" by all means.

1294 Yokozuka-machi, Numata 378-0002 Gunma Prefecture

The farm strives to produce fruit so delicious that visitors will want to come again next year. Access from the Station:15 minute ride via Kanetsu Bus from JR Joetsu Numata Station. Get off at Shimogumi.

Nishikuranaicho, Numata 378-0042 Gunma Prefecture

1297 Shirasawamachi Hiraide, Numata 378-0126 Gunma Prefecture

Tonemachi Oigami, Numata 378-0322 Gunma Prefecture

1297 Hiraide, Shirasawa-machi, Numata 378-0125 Gunma Prefecture

2851 Harunamachi, Numata 378-0041 Gunma Prefecture

445 Kamihochimachi, Numata 378-0071 Gunma Prefecture

594 Nishikurauchimachi, Numata 378-0042 Gunma Prefecture

Numata Gunma Prefecture

Tamahara Kogen, Numata 378-0071 Gunma Prefecture

Access to Tanbara is about 50 minutes by free pick-up bus from Shinkansen Joage Kogen Station. It is a rare ski resort with high quality powder snow, located at an altitude of 1,250 to 1,550 m, with a long run from late January to May GW and being located about 2 hours from the metropolitan area. Snowfall is over 2 m and there are so many gentle slopes, so it is a slope suitable for beginners, intermediates and families. We can enjoy snow play in "snow play & sled exclusive area".

Numata Gunma Prefecture

This festival, also called "Ogyon," originates from the Gion Matsuri of Suga Shrine and dates to the Edo period. Suga Shrine and Haruna Shrine hold events around the carrying of sacred palanquins, there is a joint palanquin show with miniature shrines from the neighboring towns, and a parade of children's shrines. These events continue for several days. There are also two large floats in the shape of demon masks, and they are carried by teams of women. That unique twist is something seen only at this festival. Luxuriously decorated floats with dolls on them, called "mando" by locals, are illuminated at night and march the streets in festive fashion. The 1,000 Man Dance is open to anyone, and the town bands together for a night of revelry and dancing.