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Gunma
Ryotei Chojinso
Taste the Seasons in a Historic Meiji-Era Ryotei
"Ryotei Chojinso" was built in 1900 in Tsubaki Town, central Takasaki, as a businessman’s villa. It became a ryotei in 1955, named after the character "Chojin" from a calligraphy gifted by a visiting imperial family member during the Meiji era (1868–1912). The 1,000 m² garden is home to two free-roaming peacocks. The kaiseki course offers eight to eleven dishes using "Joshu beef" and local vegetables, updated every two months with occasional Western touches. All nine rooms are private and vary in size, making it ideal for celebrations, engagements, and family gatherings. Catering and lunch boxes are also available.
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Gunma
Hatsuyukido Akagi Flagship
Kominka Cafe Overlooking the Nature of Mount Akagi
A traditional house cafe with over 150 years of history, set at the foot of Mount Akagi in Gunma. Expansive views of the mountain can be seen through the windows, along with seasonal scenery such as cherry blossoms in spring, lush greenery in summer, autumn foliage, and snowy landscapes in winter, creating a calm setting away from the bustle of the city. The menu features a wide selection of healthy lunch dishes, sweets, and drinks made with local ingredients, along with seasonal items featuring strawberries. The first floor offers a spacious sunken kotatsu-style tatami seating area, while the second floor provides a relaxing space with both table seating and tatami seating, making it suitable for stops during drives, outings, or sightseeing.
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Gunma
BISTRO Rakudaya
A Creative Izakaya That Welcomes Special Requests
Located about a 9-minute walk from Ogo Station on the Jomo Electric Railway, this creative izakaya offers original dishes inspired by Japanese and international cuisines personally experienced by the owner. With a concept of being a restaurant cherished by the local community, it also accommodates special requests for dishes not listed on the menu whenever possible.
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Gunma
Sushi Tetsuya
A Sensory Journey Through Traditional Edomae Sushi
This is a restaurant that serves authentic Edomae zushi with red vinegar rice. The high quality of the ingredients, selected from all over the country, is achieved through a relationship of trust with the fishermen who supply them. The course menu "Otsumami to Nigiri no Omakase (Appetizers and Nigiri Omakase" requires a reservation. They will assess the season and the condition of the fish and suggest the most delicious way to eat them that day. They take great care to bring out the best in the ingredients, such as by deliberately aging the ingredients. The course includes around eight types of appetizers and around ten pieces of nigiri, allowing you to spend two to three hours in luxury. You can also have the sushi made to your liking after the appetizers. Enjoy sushi to your heart's content in a sophisticated space.
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Gunma
Koiki Salt Ramen
Authentic Ramen Made With Dashi Broth Cultivated in Japanese Cuisine
Located about a 15-minute walk from JR Ino Station in Takasaki, Gunma Prefecture, "Koiki Salt Ramen" specialises in additive-free ramen that brings out the natural umami of ingredients such as kombu kelp, carefully balancing flavours for maximum synergy. The noodles, developed in collaboration with the long-established "Yamagishi Seimen", are known for their smooth texture and firm bite, perfectly complementing the "shio-dashi" broth made from red sea bream and clams. Toppings include premium "Gunma Mugi Pork" chashu and a rich egg from "Iwata Poultry Farm". The menu also features hand-pressed sushi and "Ramen Kaiseki", reflecting the owner's background in sushi and traditional Japanese cuisine.
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Gunma
Bizen Saryo Sen
Enjoy Delicious Medicinal Cuisine, Beauty, and Coffee
The shop interior, which features medicinal cuisine, beauty, and coffee, is adorned with antique furniture and offers a welcoming, cozy atmosphere as soon as you enter. The signature medicinal dishes follow the theme of "meals that delight both the body and mind." In addition to homemade koji, the soups are generously seasoned with herbal medicines. Using domestic meats and seasonal vegetables, the flavors are intentionally subtle and accessible, appealing to those unfamiliar with medicinal cuisine as well as to a broad range of ages. Careful attention is paid to presentation as well, with toppings that vary by the day. Take your time to savor the colorful medicinal dishes crafted with an assortment of fresh ingredients.
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Gunma
Hatsuyukido Fujioka
Rustic Cafe Design with Wood and Tatami Accents
Located about a 7-minute drive from roadside station "Laran Fujioka," this café occupies a renovated traditional Japanese house setting with a calm, home-like atmosphere. Opened as a second location of Hatsuyukido Akagi Main Store by a local owner from Fujioka City with the aim of "revitalizing the area," the interior features sunlit spaces with tatami seating tables and private rooms, along with views of a koi pond within a Japanese garden visible from the windows. The menu focuses on healthy dishes prepared with seasonal ingredients sourced from Gunma Prefecture, alongside a broad selection of sweets and beverages, including exclusive items not available at the Akagi main location. Two private rooms are available and limited in number, with advance reservation recommended due to limited capacity.
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Gunma
Magokoroan Sobahiro
Wholesome and Traditional - A Satisfying Soba Experience
"Magokoroan Sobahiro" is located along the industrial road in Maebashi City, Gunma Prefecture. It has been in business for over 50 years and maintains its commitment to the same taste. It uses carefully selected domestic unpolished buckwheat flour ground in a stone mill and hand-made, and the soup made with dried bonito flakes and wasanbon (Japanese sugar) does not contain any chemical seasonings. It also has a wide selection of homemade desserts.
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Gunma
Koshinkan
A Retro Space Renovated from a Former Meiji Era Sake Brewery
A direct sales store located on the grounds of Nagai Sake Brewery, which has been brewing the Japanese sake "Mizubasho" and "Tanikawadake" in Kawaba Village, Gunma Prefecture since its establishment in 1886, with the motto of "beautiful sake brewing that expresses the beauty of nature." All brands, sake vessels, and local products are available in a renovated former sake brewery.
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Ikaho Onsen Sumiyoshiya
A Souvenir Shop in Ikaho Onsen Ishidangai That Has Been Open Since the Meiji Era
This historic souvenir shop stands on the stone steps of Ikaho Onsen and often appears in TV filming locations. The store is lined with products ranging from Ikaho Onsen souvenirs to local character goods and eco bags. Many people stop by while walking around the stone steps, and it is popular for its homely atmosphere and easy access.
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