Forest Lampers

Info

Address:

1486-72 Kamabara, Tsumagoi Village, Azuma County, Gunma Prefecture

Public Transportation:

JR Karuizawa Station → Seibu bus 50 minutes, bus stop: Suzuransaka ride, 5 minutes walk

Car Access:

32km 45 minutes from Joshinetsu-do Usui Karuizawa IC via National Route 146

Phone Number:

0279-86-2052

Parking Number:

Free

Business Hours

10 ~ 17 o'clock

Spot Category

Interior, miscellaneous goods

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