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From Takasaki, Kofu is 50 miles to the southwest, and Nagano is around 55 miles northwest.

Many travelers come to this area to admire its marvelous natural attractions. Discover what it's all about at Musashi Kyuryo National Government Park and Mt. Tanigawa, 25 miles and 30 miles away from Takasaki, respectively.

Arrive in a natural wonderland only minutes away at Maebashi Park.

Sports enthusiasts should catch a game at Shoda Shoyu Stadium Gunma. It's in Maebashi, about 7 miles to the northeast of Takasaki. Grab a cold one after the game and reflect on all the best moments.

Experience the snow fields in the wider region. Check out Hunter Mountain Shiobara or Oze Hinoemata Onsen when the temperatures drop.

Don't forget to visit Dokutsukannon and Tokumeien and Takasaki Tower Museum.

Ninomiya Akagi Shrine and Road Station Green Flower Farm Taiko are some notable sights in Maebashi, a locality 6 miles away. Kezoji Park and Isesakishi Isesaki Shiminnomori Park are some additional sights. These are about 6 miles from Takasaki, in Tamamura-machi.

Yoshioka-machi is 9 miles to the north of Takasaki. This regional center is where you can find Maebashi Prison, Sakutaro Hagiwara Memorial Hall and Shikishima Park Rose Garden. If your itinerary allows it, also drop in at Genkeiji Temple and Nippon Silk Center.

In order to truly know the soul of Gunma, you have to acquaint yourself with its unique spices and tastes.

Of the many different types of produce you'll find during your eating expedition, beef and noodles are among the most prized.

You'll want to try out some local meals, like tempura (deep fried seafood or vegetables) and sushi (raw seafood on vinegar rice).

Satisfy your sweet tooth with some anpan (sweet roll), a delectable dessert.

Take five and loosen up with a pint of Asahi Premium Beer Jukusen. This tasty beer is a classic choice among the locals.

If you don't feel like alcohol, why not have a genmaicha (green tea with brown rice)?

If you want to try a drink with a bit more of a kick, junmaishu will be right up your alley.

Mindful travelers will tell you that the way to get the most out of a trip is to look up at least a few expressions in the native language. Konbanwa means good evening in Japanese. You should also work on pronouncing Kanpai (cheers/good health!).

You will be happy to know that the 23rd of December is Birthday of Emperor Akihito, a festive day for the whole country.

After you have spent your last yen and the time comes to return home, remember to say a last "後でお会いしましょう (Atode o ai shimashou)" to Takasaki.

When your departure time is nearing, you'll want to know that Haneda Airport is roughly 70 miles to the southeast.

Accommodation in Takasaki

Those coming to Takasaki are recommended to book a hotel in advance, as currently there aren't many Takasaki lodgings available.

Some of the accommodation options worth checking out in and around Takasaki are the Hotel Metropolitan Takasaki and Apa Hotel Takasaki-Ekimae.