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Dam Lake, located at an altitude of 1513m, 10km around, surrounded by 2000m-class mountains. More than 300 species of alpine plants, such as the white-mallow mallow, the brown-minged azalea, the white-necked sedge, the clam, and the willow orchid color the area around the lake from spring to early autumn, and colorful autumn leaves can be seen. Among them, the nozoriki sedge in July is stunning. You can enjoy trekking around the lakeside and climbing the surrounding mountains, as well as fishing on the lake. Udon noodles and soba noodles made from local maitake mushrooms are recommended at the Notari Pass Rest House and the Notanko Observation Deck and Information Center. On the north shore side, the field lake campsite (open from early May to mid-November) is also maintained.

It is popular as a wild and rich field bath in Shiriyaki Onsen. It uses the source spring in the riverbed of the Nagasasazawa River, and dammers a part of the river to make a natural outdoor bath as it is. Family and couples in swimsuits are enjoying bathing. We cannot enter when the water level of the river rises after the rain. To abide by and take advantage of the rules because they are controlled by the union.

You can enjoy a day bath at a source-flowing inn in Rokugo [Kuni]/Shiriyaki Onsen. The hot water in Shiriyaki Onsen is soft and does not get tired no matter how many times it enters. There are inner water and open air for each man and woman. From both baths, you can admire the majestic views of the mountains and the river in front of you, and leave yourself to the sound of the river for a leisurely time.

It is said to have been discovered in the late Heian period, where a rare hot water with black hot water flowers springs up and makes the skin slippery. There is also a free foot-water bath along the source.

It is located at the roadside station Rokugo, and has a large selection of specialties and folk art items from around Rokugo village. In addition to flower kidney beans and Rokugo ham, there are also popular types of noodles that have been made for a long time, and noodles (lunch boxes) made by bending thin plates.

Yakoyu, representing the Gunma, said that many people had been visiting since the Gyeongsang Year (1596-1614). Otsuka Onsen Kanai Ryokan is an inns and also accepts day bathing. In addition to the inner bath for each man and woman, there is also an open-air bath for mixed bathing. Since it is a hot water of 34.2 ° C, let's slowly take the time to soak in the hot water. It has effects such as chronic dermis, neuralgia, and neuritis.

It is a convenient direct sales shop for both the 40,000 and Sawatari hot springs. Pickled items such as the 540 yen of the gun are popular. Of course, fresh vegetables and seasonal vegetables are also available.

A complex located in Nakanojo, which aims to revitalize the town with art. It has a function as a place of origin of manufacturing and local culture, and a place of exchange where people gather. In addition to directly managed cafes, shops and event spaces, seven unique tenants such as general stores and gelato shops gather. The foot bath using the 40,000 hot springs is also popular. Adjacent to it is the "Muse" Nakanojo Museum of History and Ethnicity.

A tourist plantation as large as 3ha, where Japanese antelope also appears. You can also enjoy a barbecue. Fruit picking requires a reservation.

The museum used the former Azuma Third Elementary School (Gunma Prefecture Designated Important Cultural Property), a sejō-style school architecture from the early Meiji period. An elaborate replica of a heart-shaped clay figure designated as a National Important Cultural Property, as well as ancient documents and armor of Sengoku Daimyō Sanada, and a letter of a scholar, Nagahide Takano, 1927. It displays and publishes about 7000 pieces of material, mainly in Nakanojo-cho, including "Rose Mary", a blue-eyed doll given by the United States for friendship between Japan and the United States.