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The amusement park is adjacent to the Kōzo-ji Park, which is free to enter the park, and many attractions such as roller coasters and merry-go-round, including the famous 65m high Ferris wheel, are also priced at 70 yen. The park is also known as a spot of cherry blossoms and azaleas.

A parking area located halfway between the Komagata IC and the Isesaki IC on the Kita-Kantō Expressway. It is located about 4.2km from Komagata IC and is a PA with a view of Mount Akagi, one of the three Jomo mountains. There is a smart IC that can be used throughout the day, and if you use it, you will also be close to the Kōzoji Park amusement park, where there are rides for children such as a Ferris wheel. The 24-hour convenience store "Ministop" is open. Not only the convenience store products, but also hot snacks are popular, and there is also a selection of souvenirs of the herd.

It is located between Isesaki IC and Komagata IC on the Hokukan East Expressway, and is located about 2.8km from Isesaki IC. It is located in Joshu, known for its empty winds, and although the wind of Akagi Oroshi blows in early spring, it is a parking area with an attractive view of Mount Akagi and Mount Haruna at Mount Jomo. There is a 24-hour convenience store "Lawson", and in the eat-in corner of the store, you can eat purchased items on the spot, as well as enjoy freshly ground coffee. In addition to the usual products, the company also sells souvenirs of local and group horses.

A large lotus garden spread over about 4000 square meters on the moat site of Tenmaku Castle, which was said to have been built during the Muromachi period, around the morning when the lotus blooms.

In early April, about 600 Yoshino cherry trees are in full bloom, and in mid-April-early May, about 5000 azaleas bloom. The colorful view is exactly Hyakkahuran. At this time, the view from the Ferris wheel at the adjoining amusement park is also exceptional.

The building was built as a clinic in 1912. As the oldest wooden wooden-style clinic building in the prefecture, the building was relocated to the city by about 100m in 2002, and was preserved and opened to the public. Features of Western-style architecture at the time can be seen on the planked exterior walls, the entrance porch at the center of the front. It was designated as an Isesaki City Designated Important Cultural Property, and was designated as an Isesaki City Landscape Important Landmark in December 2015.

A magnificent house built in a place near the Tonegawa, just north of JR Honjo Station. The Sakaijima-mura district of Isesaki is a thriving ground for the production of silkworms [sanshu], which has been the eggs of silkworms since the mid-Edo period. The Tajima family was also one of the silkworm-making farmers, and Yahei was a meritorious man who made the modern sericulture method "Seiryō Iku" in the early Meiji period. The main building of the Bunkyu 3 (1863) architecture is a total of two stories with yagra, also known as the Yue roof of the ventilation facility, with the first floor being the residence and the second floor being the Jamsil room. It has become a national designated historic site and a constituent asset of the World Heritage Site "Tomioka Silk Mill and Silk Industry Heritage Group" as a building that served as the origin of modern sericulture farmer architecture that incorporated natural flections in the raising of silkworms. The tour is up to the 1st floor of the garden and the Kuwaba, giving sufficient consideration for private housing. A free guide is also available at the nearby Yahei Tajima Old Home Office.

A day-trip hot spring facility using a source that sprung up in the immediate vicinity of the Iwajuku site. The sodium-sulfate hot springs are springing up, which is effective for arteriosclerosis and cuts. The single-sex large bath houses each have two bathtubs, a whirlpool bath and a vibrabbath, with sunlight shining through the large glass windows and a bright construction. Because I use a cypress only in one bathtub, I change men and women every week. There are no dining facilities in the hall, only the Great Hall.

The sale of the Watarase Valley Road is "rich nature". The Watarase Gorge Railway is a 44.1km railway line between Kiryu Station in Gunma Prefecture and Toto Station in Tochigi Prefecture, running meandering along the Watarase River. The ride takes about 1 hour and 20 minutes each way. You can enjoy the great nature of fresh green, autumn leaves, seasonal flowers, and majestic ravines.

A local railway line from Kiryu Station to Mato Station, running about 44.1km along the Watarase River. A copper [Akagane]-colored, astringent trolley train that runs at a slow speed from around 35km to Ashio also operates. Take a stunning view from the car window, eat a lunch box, and enjoy a leisurely 1 hour 33 minute train journey.