Rinkeikan

The Japanese garden at Rinkakaku is known for its calm atmosphere. The garden features a natural stone waterfall and pond, where numerous carp swim. The trees and seasonal flowers add color and provide different expressions throughout the seasons. The garden is surrounded by the lush Maebashi Park, offering views of the Tone River and surrounding mountains. Rinkakaku's garden is recommended for those who want to spend a quiet time.

Rinshunkaku is a modern Japanese-style building built by Sukehiko Ito, the first governor of Gunma Prefecture, in 1884. It's a two-story wooden building with a hipped and gabled roof covered with wooden tiles. The first floor has five Japanese-style rooms and a large hall with 60 tatami mats. The tea room and annex are also designated as important cultural properties by the government. The exterior of the main building is beautiful, with a harmonious blend of white walls and red roofs, and the interior features warm Japanese-style rooms with wood grain finishes. The annex, on the other hand, has a Western-style architecture that incorporates the styles of Western architecture at the time, giving it a different atmosphere from traditional Japanese architecture. Rinshunkaku's architectural style is a unique fusion of traditional Japanese and Western styles, allowing you to appreciate its beauty and historical value.

Rinkei-kaku is located in a wonderful location where you can enjoy a view of the beautiful Japanese garden and Hyotan pond. To get a panoramic view, you need to go up to the upper floor of the main building. From there, you can see the beautiful scenery of the Japanese garden and Hyotan pond. In addition, there is a park around the building, and it's recommended to take a stroll there as you can also enjoy views of the Tone River. Rinkei-kaku is a historic building and a charming place that excites the hearts of visitors. You can enjoy the traditional Japanese-style architecture while admiring the beautiful Japanese garden, Hyotan pond, and the scenic view of the Tone River. Be sure to visit and experience it for yourself!

Rinno-ji Temple is a national treasure of Japan and has been designated as an important cultural property of the country as a modern Japanese-style wooden building. The entire complex, including the annex and tea room, is designated as an important cultural property by the government, and has high historical value as it allows visitors to learn about the construction of the main building and the development of reception facilities in local areas during the Meiji period. The serene atmosphere of the Japanese garden and the location that offers a panoramic view of the Tone River are also features of Rinno-ji Temple, making it a charming tourist spot where you can experience Japan's beautiful cultural heritage. We recommend visiting Rinno-ji Temple!

Shaolin Mountain's Daruma Temple is a temple of the Obaku sect and is known as the birthplace of the lucky Daruma doll, which embodies the teachings of the founder, Daruma Daishi. The temple was built about 300 years ago, with efforts from Tokugawa Mitsukuni, who is known for his role in the Mito Domain. In the spring, the mountain is covered in beautiful flowers that enchant visitors who come to worship. Many visitors come seeking the lucky Daruma doll, which is said to bring various benefits. The Daruma Temple on Shaolin Mountain is a must-see spot for those seeking to experience history and find the lucky Daruma doll. Why not visit it as part of a set when visiting the Rinko Pavilion?