Location: Minakami-machi
Top Things to do in Minakami-machi
The 10 Best Things to do in Minakami-machi, Kanto
Minakami is a town located in Gunma Prefecture, Japan. As of February 2015, the town had an estimated population of 19,572, and a population density of 25.1 persons per km². Its total area is 781.08 km².
Restaurants in Minakami-machi
1. Yagisawa Dam
2. Suwakyo
3. Takumi no Sato
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 203 reviews
Reviewed By upandbeyond - Tokyo, Japan
We went in January as a day trip from skiing in Minakami. Not everything was open, and we had young children. But we enjoyed the strawberry greenhouse (Ichigo no Ie), making bracelets (Iyashi no Ie), and also painting bells (Suzu no Ie). On the way back we stopped by the farm near the middle where we pet the horses and bought food to feed their rabbits. The farmer was super nice and they also had a kids merry go round and swings. The kids thoroughly enjoyed it.
4. Minakami Hodaigi Ski Place
5. Tanigawadake Tenjindaira Ski Area
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 97 reviews
Please buy a one-day ticket for adults 4000 yen at Tanigawadake Ropeway Base Plaza. Take the ropeway which is about 2400 meters in length from Doai-guchi station for about 15 minutes and get off at Tenjin-daira Station and you will arrive at the ski resort. There are 3 lifts. When the weather condition is set and the Tajirizawa course under the ropeway is opened, you can enjoy a long course of about 3 kilometers from Tenjin-touge. From the beginning of December to May in the season. In the high season it is a leading snowfall area in Japan where snow falls to 5 meters, snowy good powder snow derived from high altitude is a selling point. Because there is a multistory parking lot accommodating 700 cars, it is safe even in heavy snow. Besides skiing guests, you can touch natural snow from the earliest November to the latest June in the Kanto area of japan. For details on the backcountry-ski area etc., please see the official website. and convert it to the language you use.
6. Tanigawadake Ropeway
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 190 reviews
Take the ropeway which is about 2400 meters in length from Doaiguchi station for about 15 minutes and get off at Tenjindaira Station. Spring is a treasure trove of flowers. Among the residual snow and fresh green, dogtooth are in full bloom. Summer is a refreshing summer resort. Temperature is lower by 12 ~ 13 ℃ than Tokyo, Hemerocallis are in full bloom. Autumn is a landmark of autumn leaves. The autumnal leaves of Tenjinpass start earliest in the Kanto area from late September, and autumn leaves fall down the broadleaf tree under the ropeway until early Novmber.Winter is the snow season. In the high season it is a leading snowfallarea in Japan where snow falls from 4 to 5 meters, snowy good powder snow derived from high altitude is a selling point. Besides skiing guests, you can touch natural snow from the earliest November to the latest June in the Kanto area of japan.There is nighttime special operation on the specific day of May, September, May.Let's go see the star and milkyway
7. Teriha Valley
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 35 reviews
From Minakami drive Highway 63 to Fujiwara until you see the big Maramata dam. Stay on the highway, which turns west at the Horamoto waterfall, passing Yunokoya Hot Spring. Highway 63 leads to Oze.
8. Doai Station
9. Tsukiyono Vidro Park
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 95 reviews
10. Norn Minakami Ski Resort
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 62 reviews
One of the closest ski resorts from Tokyo is Norn Minakami Ski Resort, where a free shuttle bus runs twice a day from Jomo-Kogen Station on the Joetsu Shinkansen and a free shuttle bus runs four times a day from the Joetsu Line Minakami Station. Enjoy snow and skiing even on day trips Easy access from Kanetsu Expressway Minakami IC and satellite parking lot, so even drivers unfamiliar with snowy roads can visit with confidence The nearby Minakami Onsen Village has the source of 18 areas where you can enjoy snow and hot springs at the same time.If you come to Minakami town, you can enjoy snow and hot springs in the traditional Japanese landscape
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