• Ikaho Toy, Doll and Car Museum - A must-visit for Initial D enthusiasts and admirers of Japan’s automotive culture, this museum uniquely features a genuine replica of the Fujiwara Tofu Shop. It’s a singular experience not found elsewhere in Japan, earning a spot in Japan’s Top 100 Popular Tourism Facilities for 23 years in a row.
• Ikaho Stone Step Onsen - Ikaho Onsen Stone Steps Street - Enjoy a romantic walk up 365 stone steps. Each season offers its own beauty, from the vibrant autumn leaves to the illuminated steps at night, and the cherry blossoms in spring.
• Shorinzan Darumaji Temple - Discover Shorinzan Darumaji Temple, celebrated as the origin of Takasaki Daruma dolls. With thousands of these distinctive papier-mâché figures, a visit here is truly unique. Offering free admission, beautiful autumn scenery, and a genuine spiritual ambiance, it is an essential cultural stop on any Gunma itinerary.
• Konnyaku Park - Unique in all of Japan! Explore Konnyaku Park, a theme park dedicated to the konjac yam, featuring unlimited free tastings of specialty foods. Gunma Prefecture is responsible for 92% of Japan’s konnyaku production, and this park provides an immersive experience with an overhead factory tour showcasing shirataki noodle lines, jelly production, and packaging robots. The highlight? A completely free, all-you-can-eat buffet with over 20 konjac dishes, including noodles, oden, sashimi-style konjac, and even konjac desserts and jellies.

• Admission to the Initial D Doll & Classic Car Museum
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Tour Guide

• Other Personal Consumption
• Meals
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Discover All of Gunma in Just One Day!

Embark on the Initial D Pilgrimage, perfect for dedicated D fans or anyone passionate about Japan’s car culture. Ideal for anime enthusiasts, car lovers, and families seeking a distinctive day trip to Gunma from Tokyo.

Experience the ultimate getaway from Tokyo with a genuine, leisurely onsen town visit. Unlike the bustling hot spring towns like Hakone or Kusatsu, Ikaho provides a more serene, authentic Showa-era ambiance, and its 365-step stone staircase is one of Japan’s most iconic and picturesque walking experiences. Anime enthusiasts will also adore Ikaho, a delightful onsen town, recognized as the real-world setting for ‘DanDaDan’ from 2024.

Bring home an authentic Japanese lucky charm and learn about its cultural significance at Shorinzan Darumaji Temple, the only place in Japan where Daruma dolls were originally crafted.

Visit Konnyaku Park, a completely free-admission theme park entirely dedicated to Japan’s cherished health superfood, konjac (konnyaku).

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