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Browse 33 photo-backed places to visit in Takasaki.
Oginoya Yokokawa
Takasaki, Japan
Savor Japan's most iconic station bento, served warm in a charming, keepsake Mashiko ware clay pot in historic Yokokawa.
Onioshidashi Volcanic Park
Takasaki, Japan
Explore a dramatic otherworldly landscape of jagged black lava formations left in the wake of Mount Asama's historic 1783 eruption.
Oze National Park
Takasaki, Japan
Explore vast highland marshlands and dramatic mountain vistas along scenic wooden boardwalks in Oze National Park.
Haruna Shrine
Takasaki, Japan
Nestled deep within the ancient cedar forests of Mount Haruna, Haruna Shrine is a sacred sixth-century sanctuary renowned for its dramatic rock formations and serene spiritual atmosphere.
Tomioka Silk Mill
Takasaki, Japan
Step back into the dawn of Japan's modern industrial era at Tomioka Silk Mill, a remarkably preserved UNESCO World Heritage site dating back to 1872.
Ikaho Hot Spring Baths
Takasaki, Japan
Renowned for its distinctive iron-rich, reddish-brown thermal waters, Ikaho offers a restorative onsen escape nestled in the mountains of Gunma.
Hara Museum ARC
Takasaki, Japan
Set amidst the lush Gunma countryside, Hara Museum ARC is an intriguing contemporary art destination blending indoor galleries with open-air installations.
Ikaho Town
Takasaki, Japan
Climb the iconic 365-step stone stairway of this historic hot spring town nestled along the verdant slopes of Mount Haruna.
Mount Haruna
Takasaki, Japan
A scenic dormant volcano crowned by a tranquil caldera lake and backed by rejuvenating hot spring towns, Mount Haruna is one of Gunma's most iconic natural landmarks.
Mizusawa Temple
Takasaki, Japan
Nestled on the forested slopes near Ikaho Onsen, this historic 1,300-year-old temple is renowned for its sacred pilgrimage heritage and mouthwatering local udon.
Ikaho Green Bokujo
Takasaki, Japan
Set near the famous hot spring town of Ikaho Onsen, Ikaho Green Bokujo is a charming farm-themed park where visitors can interact with friendly animals and watch thrilling sheepdog trials.
Thousand-Armed Insect Goddess of Mercy
Takasaki, Japan
Tucked inside a quiet local community center in Gunma, this mesmerizing and eccentric Buddhist sculpture is intricately assembled from more than 20,000 shimmering beetle carapaces.
Namazu-San at Raiden Shrine
Takasaki, Japan
Rub the gleaming brass statue of Namazu-San, a smiling folklore catfish nestled in an annex of Raiden Shrine that promises protection from earthquakes and a boost of personal confidence.
Kusatsu Hot Spring Baths
Takasaki, Japan
Renowned as one of Japan's premier geothermal destinations, Kusatsu boasts an unrivaled volume of therapeutic, mineral-rich thermal waters.
Yubatake
Takasaki, Japan
Steaming at the heart of town, Yubatake is Kusatsu's iconic wooden water field that channels thousands of liters of mineral-rich thermal water every minute.
Mount Kusatsu-Shirane
Takasaki, Japan
Towering above Kusatsu Onsen, Mount Kusatsu-Shirane is a dynamic active stratovolcano offering stunning volcanic landscapes and year-round outdoor adventures.
Sainokawara Park
Takasaki, Japan
Wander through a steaming valley of bubbling thermal streams and scenic walking trails leading to an iconic open-air hot spring bath.
Kusatsu Onsen Ski Resort
Takasaki, Japan
Carve down scenic powder runs on the slopes of Mount Shirane before unwinding in the steaming mineral baths of Japan's premier hot spring town.
Yumomi Performance
Takasaki, Japan
Experience the vibrant tradition of Yumomi, a rhythmic hot-spring water-cooling ritual that brings Kusatsu's centuries-old bathhouse heritage to life.
Kusatsu Onsen
Takasaki, Japan
Famed for having some of Japan's most therapeutic and voluminous thermal waters, Kusatsu Onsen is a quintessential mountain resort steeped in traditional bathing culture.
Mount Tanigawa
Takasaki, Japan
Straddling the border of Gunma and Niigata, Mount Tanigawa is a rugged alpine peak renowned for its dramatic seasonal transformations, deep powder snow, and brilliant autumn foliage.
Doai Station
Takasaki, Japan
Plunge 70 meters underground into Japan’s deepest railway station, a subterranean marvel where 486 steps lead down into a chilly, cavernous mountain tunnel.
Minakami Hot Springs
Takasaki, Japan
Tucked into lush mountain valleys, Minakami Hot Springs invites travelers to unwind in scenic outdoor baths fed by over a dozen natural thermal sources.
Takumi no Sato
Takasaki, Japan
Set against scenic mountains and apple orchards, Takumi no Sato is a charming artisan village where you can try your hand at traditional Japanese crafts.
Tobe House
Takasaki, Japan
Step back into the Edo Period at the Tobe House, a meticulously preserved historic farmhouse offering a rare glimpse into traditional rural Japanese life.
Tanigawadake Ropeway
Takasaki, Japan
Glide smoothly up Mount Tanigawa for breathtaking alpine vistas and quick access to the Tenjindaira highlands.
Shorinzan Darumaji Temple
Takasaki, Japan
Discover the birthplace of Japan's iconic good luck charm at Shorinzan Darumaji Temple, a vibrant sanctuary filled with mounds of colorful, wish-granting Daruma dolls.
Hodota Burial Mounds
Takasaki, Japan
Step back into ancient Japan at this remarkable cluster of massive keyhole-shaped tombs guarded by hundreds of terracotta haniwa figures.
Yamanoue Stele and Tumulus
Takasaki, Japan
Perched on a quiet Gunma hillside, this rare 7th-century stone monument and adjacent burial mound showcase one of Japan's earliest surviving written inscriptions.
Morin-ji Temple
Takasaki, Japan
Steeped in beloved Japanese folklore, Morin-ji Temple is a whimsical historic sanctuary famous for its association with the shapeshifting tanuki of the Bunbuku Chagama legend.
Takayama-sha Sericulture School
Takasaki, Japan
Step into the cradle of modern Japanese sericulture at this UNESCO World Heritage historic school where advanced silk-raising techniques were once pioneered.
Arafune Cold Storage
Takasaki, Japan
Discover Arafune Cold Storage, an ingenious natural wind cave turned early 20th-century refrigeration facility that revolutionized Japan's historic silk industry.
Tajima Yahei Sericulture Farm
Takasaki, Japan
Step into Japan's silk-making heritage at this historic 19th-century farmhouse celebrated for revolutionizing silkworm cultivation.