Yokogawa SA [Descent]

Yokogawa SA [Descent]

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311 units

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SA, PA

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Long-established straw of Nameka

A long-established wagashi shop with a history of about 140 years. The specialty miso manju is 140 yen each. It contains spicy miso, local shiso, and eggplant, representing the home-cooked flavors of Gunma. In winter, there is the nanppa manju for 184 yen each, and in spring, the strawberry daifuku for 340 yen each also make an appearance.

Yokogawa SA [Up]

SA is a building with a Japanese atmosphere and is full of local ingredients in Shinshu and Suzhou. It is perfect to take a break over the Usui Pass where the curve continues. A view of Mount Myoseiyama, which is lined with rock formations in front of you. One of Japan's leading station benches, "Toge no Kamameshi" and "Usui Pass no Riki mochi" are specialty. At the Memorial Corner, where some of the real train cars were installed, the Shinetsu Main Line Yokogawa Station at the time of the "Toge no Kamameshi" sales was recreated. You can enjoy a meal at the rest corner that mimics the guest room. In addition to the "Oginoya" stand, which is famous for "Toge no Kamameshi", there are also menus where you can taste "Toge no Kamameshi" in restaurants and food courts.

Megane Bridge Usui Third Bridge

A bridge of the former Shin-Etsu Main Line which traveled to and from the Usui Pass between Matsuida and Karuizawa, a traffic hub. A driving method called the Apt-style was adopted and operated for about 70 years. The Usui Third Bridge, commonly referred to as the "Megane Bridge", is a brick arch bridge built in 1893 (Meiji 26) with a height of 31m and a length of 91m. The former railway line is now maintained as the promenade "Abt's Way", and this bridge can also be walked across. One of the National Designated Important Cultural Properties "Usui Pass Railway Facility".

Iseya

A Japanese sweets shop located in front of the main gate of SUBARU's factory. The popular product is the Subaru Monaka shaped like a Subaru. Other items include 360 [Saburoku] Yaki, a Western-style confection wrapped in white bean paste mixed with peanuts, and THE Subaru, a tile cracker-style treat, as well as the Six Star Sablé, which features a direct color print of a Subaru car.

Uedayo

At the western end of Osegahara, the Yamanohana to Cushneck is a long moor to the east and west, sandwiched between the Suisui Forest of the Nekomata River in the north and the mountain hem approaching the south side. It is one of the most watery places in Osegahara, and is dotted with small but deep water. Many floating islands are also found. The moor plants include water-loving green moss, and the hitsugita and the black-wobober that grow in the pond. In the area along the upstream forest of the Kawakami River, there is also a community of water clusters.

Akagi Shrine

Although it is not known, the record of being transfixed on the shores of Ōnuma in the first year of Datong (806) is kept on the east of Ōnuma, on the island of Koginiga, where it enshrines Mount Akagi and the god of the lake, Akagi Daimyojin, also famous as the Women's Wish Shrine.

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