Registered on the Ramsar List, this is the most famous wetland in Japan, and a prime spot for hiking.

Access: 120 min. by bus from JR Jomo Kogen Station.

Featuring diverse colors of lilies, this flower garden is seasonally converted from a ski slope.

Access: 60 min. by bus from JR Numata Station.

All visitors, from beginners to advanced climbers, can enjoy hiking this mountain, home of Ichinokurasawa, one of the Three Great Rock Walls of Japan.

Access: 45 min. by bus from JR Jomo Kogen Station.

About 50,000 lavender plants grow all around at this seasonal attraction.

Access: 60 min. by bus from JR Numata Station.

About 300 women impressively carry portable shrines at this festival.

Access: 15 min. walk from JR Numata Station.

This celebrated hot spring is traditionally known for its legendary medicinal properties, said to heal 40,000 types of illness.

Access: 40 min. by bus from JR Nakanojo Station.

Go canoeing on the vivid blue waters of Lake Shima, located near Shima Onsen.

Access: 15 min. by bus from JR Nakanojo Station.

Every year on this hill, an event is held where people scream their words of love in the middle of the cabbage fields.

Access: 25 min. by taxi from JR Manza Kazawaguchi Station.

Megane Bashi (Eyeglasses Bridge) is the largest brick arched bridge in Japan. Visitors can stroll across its promenade.

Access: 15 min. by taxi from JR Yokokawa Station.

Experience summer festivals where participants dance to Yagi Bushi, a representative folk song of Gunma prefecture.

Access: Around JR Kiryu Station.

Visitors can experience water sports such as rafting and canyoning in places near hot spring resorts.

Access: Various locations in Gunma.