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Tatebayashi, Ota
Gunma
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Tatebayashi, Ota
Gunma
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Tatebayashi, Ota
Tatebayashi and Ota are both very nature-rich towns, with large rivers such as the Watarase and Tone flowing north and south. There are many spots where you can see seasonal flowers and scenery, such as cherry blossoms, azaleas, hydrangeas in the spring and summer, and autumn leaves in the fall. Among them, the nationally famous Tsutsuji-no-Oka Park and Tobu Treasure Garden are surrounded by beautiful seasonal flowers, offering an extraordinary view and perfect for taking photos. Many tourists, including couples and families, visit every year. If you take the "Keikyu Railway" along the Watarase River, you can enjoy the changing natural scenery at a leisurely pace.
Tatebayashi, Ota
5 Highlights
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Prefectural Tsutsuji-ga-oka Park
A park where you can see about 10,000 azaleas of about 50 varieties
This is a park where you can see about 10,000 azaleas of about 50 varieties. It was designated as a national scenic spot in 1934 and has also been developed as an urban park. There are Yamatsutsuji trees that are over 800 years old and 5 meters high, and these groups of giant trees are unparalleled in the world.
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Prefectural Tsutsuji-ga-oka Park
A park where you can see about 10,000 azaleas of about 50 varieties
This is a park where you can see about 10,000 azaleas of about 50 varieties. It was designated as a national scenic spot in 1934 and has also been developed as an urban park. There are Yamatsutsuji trees that are over 800 years old and 5 meters high, and these groups of giant trees are unparalleled in the world.
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Seifun Museum
A cultural center with a valuable flour milling theme
This is a cultural center with a valuable flour milling theme, which is rare even on a global scale. It encompasses a wide range of knowledge related to flour milling, such as the latest milling technology, knowledge of wheat and flour, and the history of Nisshin Seifun. You can also relax in the greenery while looking at the main building from the Japanese garden on the premises.
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Seifun Museum
A cultural center with a valuable flour milling theme
This is a cultural center with a valuable flour milling theme, which is rare even on a global scale. It encompasses a wide range of knowledge related to flour milling, such as the latest milling technology, knowledge of wheat and flour, and the history of Nisshin Seifun. You can also relax in the greenery while looking at the main building from the Japanese garden on the premises.
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Zendo-ji Temple
A temple with the grave of Sakaiwa Yasumasa, who was the lord of Tatebayashi Castle
This Jodo sect temple houses the grave of Sakaiwa Yasumasa, one of the Four Heavenly Kings of the Tokugawa shogunate and also the lord of Tatebayashi Castle. The splendid mountain gate is reminiscent of Toshogu Shrine with its colorful decorations, yet it also exudes a sense of modesty. The temple grounds are beautifully adorned with cherry blossoms and azaleas when they are in bloom.
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Zendo-ji Temple
A temple with the grave of Sakaiwa Yasumasa, who was the lord of Tatebayashi Castle
This Jodo sect temple houses the grave of Sakaiwa Yasumasa, one of the Four Heavenly Kings of the Tokugawa shogunate and also the lord of Tatebayashi Castle. The splendid mountain gate is reminiscent of Toshogu Shrine with its colorful decorations, yet it also exudes a sense of modesty. The temple grounds are beautifully adorned with cherry blossoms and azaleas when they are in bloom.
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Mori-ji Temple
A large temple where 23 tanuki statues welcome you
This temple has a legend that tanuki bring good luck, and it is popular among tourists as you are greeted by 22 tanuki statues and a giant tanuki statue when passing through the mountain gate. Many tanuki statues are also placed on the temple grounds, which is the setting for the fairy tale "Bunbuku Chagama". It is recommended to get a lucky charm for winning in competitions.
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Mori-ji Temple
A large temple where 23 tanuki statues welcome you
This temple has a legend that tanuki bring good luck, and it is popular among tourists as you are greeted by 22 tanuki statues and a giant tanuki statue when passing through the mountain gate. Many tanuki statues are also placed on the temple grounds, which is the setting for the fairy tale "Bunbuku Chagama". It is recommended to get a lucky charm for winning in competitions.
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Joushuu Ota Yakisoba
Yakisoba with thick noodles and black sauce as its distinctive feature
This is a local yakisoba dish served in Ota City, Gunma Prefecture. Its distinctive feature is the thick noodles and black sauce, and the thickness of the noodles, ingredients, and how the sauce is mixed vary depending on the store. Toppings such as potatoes, red pickled ginger, and fried eggs can also be added.
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Joushuu Ota Yakisoba
Yakisoba with thick noodles and black sauce as its distinctive feature
This is a local yakisoba dish served in Ota City, Gunma Prefecture. Its distinctive feature is the thick noodles and black sauce, and the thickness of the noodles, ingredients, and how the sauce is mixed vary depending on the store. Toppings such as potatoes, red pickled ginger, and fried eggs can also be added.
Recommended Spots
Local Cuisine
Joushuu Ota Yakisoba
Yakisoba with thick noodles and black sauce as its feature.
"Joushuu Ota Yakisoba" is a local yakisoba dish that can be enjoyed in the vicinity of Ota city, Gunma prefecture. The thickness of the noodles, ingredients, and the way the sauce is mixed vary depending on the shop, and you can also add toppings such as pickled ginger, fried egg, and potatoes. When you visit, be sure to try the local yakisoba that is loved by the locals!
Tatebayashi Udon
One of the three major udon noodles in Gunma, "Tatebayashi Udon".
Udon noodles born in Tatebayashi, blessed with abundant groundwater and high-quality wheat. Its features are its glossiness, firmness, and rich aroma of wheat. The udon that won the championship three years in a row at the largest udon food festival in Japan, "Udon Tenkaichi Decision Battle", is also Tatebayashi Udon.
Tatebayashi River Fish
A protein source abundant in the marshes of Tatebayashi.
In Tatebayashi, where there are many marshes, there has been a tradition of eating river fish as a protein source since ancient times. Thanks to this tradition, there are many restaurants in Tatebayashi where you can enjoy delicious river fish dishes of various kinds.
Yaki Manju
Gunma's soul food, Yaki Manju.
Yaki Manju is a soul food of Gunma, made by kneading wheat flour dough and spreading it with a rich miso sauce. The texture of Yaki Manju is like a steamed bun, different from the traditional Japanese sweet dumplings. The sweet and savory miso sauce goes perfectly with it. It can be enjoyed as a meal or as a snack.
Stylish Restaurants in Ota City
Stylish restaurants in Ota City with both stylish interiors and exteriors.
Restaurants in Ota City where you can enjoy a hidden café or a luxurious meat lunch. You can enjoy various stylish spaces from a retro atmosphere to a Japanese modern interior. These shops also offer delicious sweets such as chiffon cake and cream toast.
Basic Information
Hotel Average Cost
¥4,863
Average Budget
(1 night, 2 days)
(1 night, 2 days)
¥11,150
Best Season
2~6 Month
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