Akagi Fureai no Mori (Akagi Wooden House)

Akagi Fureai no Mori (Akagi Wooden House)

Info

JR Maebashi Station → 45 minutes car
40 minutes from Kanetsu-do Akagi IC
70 units

Business Hours

10-16 o'clock (12-March to 15 o'clock)

Price

Free entry (paid by facility)

Spot Category

Camp barbecue, pottery and handicraft experience


A view of the barbecue


A view of the barbecue


The second floor of the Akagi Tree House is a wooden toy corner and a forest and forestry exhibition corner.


A view of the barbecue

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