It is located 5 minute-walk from Takasaki station, attached to the Takasaki City Theatre. It is convenient for having tea or meeting up while waiting for a performance.
It is located 5 minutes drive from Syorinzan Darumaji. Daimonya, boasting a history of approximately 100 years. The annual production of Daruma dolls reaches 70,000 units. It sells daruma dolls of various sizes and colours. You can also try your hand at painting them.
It is conveniently located 5 mimute-walk from Takasaki Station. It serves the Italian cuisine beautifully presented with meticulous care, and the flavours are delicate and delicious. It is highly recommended for special celebrations such as birthdays and anniversaries.
It is conveniently located just a three-minute walk from Takasaki Station. Though a little pricey, you can enjoy authentic Italian cuisine in a stylish atmosphere.
The restaurant attached to the inn was opened in 2025. It is located in Numata, the Northern part of Gunma, along the road to Tambara Shitsugen. Their menu features dishes made with locally grown, pesticide-free wasabi.
Opening hours: Closed in winter. Check the instagram
Large retail outlets such as OPA (mall), Takashimaya (department store) and Yamada Denki (electronics chain) are located in the immediate vicinity of Takasaki Station, while AEON Mall and other interesting stores are located in the suburbs. You can enjoy shopping in Takasaki.
Near Takasaki Station
100 Yen Shop
DAISO : a wide assortment of practical, everyday goods
This small, unassuming cafe is located 7 minutes walk from Takasaki Station west side. It serves high quality hand-dripped coffee made with home-roasted coffee beans.
Opening hours: 10:00-19:00
Closed on Mondays (check instagram for events or irregular holidays)
Sakurayama Park is a famous winter cherry blossom viewing spot. Cherry blossom viewing can be enjoyed twice a year, in spring and from fall to winter. Especially in mid-November, the winter cherry blossoms and autumn leaves compete with each other for your attention!
Tokuzo Yamada (1885 – 1964), a draper from Takasaki, excavated this cave and opened it to the public in 1963, shortly before he passed away. The attraction includes the cave Kannon and Tokumeien Japanese Garden. Although it has no formal religious denomination, it can be viewed as a sightseeing worship center. In the fall, many tourists come to enjoy the autumn leaves in the garden.