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Sainokawara Park in Kusatsu offers bubbling streams, forest trails, and a large open-air bath where visitors can relax in nature and enjoy hot springs and mountain views.

Yumomi in Kusatsu is a fun show where locals stir hot spring water with paddles, set to song and dance. Watch the tradition or join in at the Netsunoyu near Yubatake.

Yubatake in Kusatsu offers a stunning hot spring experience with steaming waters, wooden channels, and relaxing foot baths, surrounded by shops and inns in a charming evening atmosphere.

Takayama-sha Sericulture School in Fujioka taught silk farming methods that shaped Japan’s industry. Tour the historic site, explore the old school building, and learn its Meiji-era story.

Arafune Cold Storage is a mountain cave that kept silkworm eggs cool with natural wind and snow. Explore its ruins, forest trail, and discover its silk industry history.

Tajima Yahei Sericulture Farm is a historic silk farm with a unique ventilation design. Visit the garden, see traditional tools, and learn how Japan's silk industry took root.

Tomioka Silk Mill showcases Japan’s industrial heritage with historic silk-reeling machines, preserved brick buildings, and a fascinating link to global trade and today’s car industry.

Discover Tomioka's rich history at the UNESCO-listed Tomioka Silk Mill, the first modern sericultural facility in Japan, and explore its charming traditional streets.

Hakone Shrine offers scenic beauty with a lakefront torii gate, forested paths, and misty views. Ride the ropeway to Mototsumiya on Mount Hakone for more peaceful nature.

Sengokuhara Pampas Grass Field, located on Mount Hakone's west slope, offers stunning views of vast fields of pampas grass that shimmer golden in autumn. Enjoy the changing landscapes year-round.