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Gunma Prefecture (群馬県, Gumma-ken; ) is a prefecture in the region of. Understand [ ] Gunma is a rural part of Japan with hot springs, a safari park, and plenty of hiking. For anime fans, Gunma is also the backdrop for the popular street racing/drifting anime called 'Initial D'. Gunma prefecture is said to be shaped like a crane in flight, so there is a card - Tsuru mau katachi no gunma-ken in Jomo Karuta (Japanese card game). In general, Japanese women are strong and they are called 'Kakaa-tenka'.

It means a man married a woman from Gunma is henpecked. Gunma is famous for the strong 'Karakaze', or dry wind, which blows down from the Japanese Alps through much of the winter but carries little snow. Gunma Pref Map Chumou(中毛) - Central Gunma • 33333 16667 (前橋) — the capital • 33333 139 (渋川) — the belly button of Japan Saimou(西毛) - Western Gunma • 66667 139 (高崎) — train line hub and home of the Daruma doll • 36.26 138.89 (富岡) A small city known among Japanese for its silk factory, a site. Location of the Gunma Safari Park. • 66667 16667 (藤岡) Home of Mt. Sakura, famous for winter blooming cherry blossoms. Tomou(東毛) - Eastern Gunma • 77778 15556 (桐生) — pachinko factories, prewar architecture, and gateway to the gorges and valleys of the upper Watarase River valley • 66667 139.2 (伊勢崎) Fastest growing city in Gunma.

Quite multiracial for Japan with Brazilian, Peruvian and Indian/Pakistani immigrants. • (みどり) A small newly-formed city located next to Kiryu.

Home of the Tomihiro Art Museum, a museum dedicated to a quadriplegic artist, Tomihiro Hoshino. • 66667 13333 (太田) — home of the Subaru headquarters and Japan's 'Little Brazil'. Also home to Gunma Kokusai Academy (a school that teaches in the medium of English). • 36.245 12222 (館林) a small city famous for azaleas and Bunbuku-chagama (racoon dog teakettle). Hokumou(北毛) - Northern Gunma • 55556 11111 (草津) — hot spring resort.

Core player powerpc downloads. A fabulous place if you are a tourist. Home of Yubatake (hot water stirring), a show is put on where water is splashed using large wooden paddles.

It is popular with tourists but the shows are frequent. It is a good photo opportunity. Go by bus, it takes too long by car and there is no train station there.

• 88889 16667 (水上) • 33333 16667 (沼田) Other destinations [ ] • 7 19 - the largest highland marshland on Japan's main island of Honshu. • 36.625 138.625 - the second largest national park in japan. Get in [ ] By train [ ] Though very easy to get into by train, train service within the prefecture is very limited, particularly in the northern and western parts. The Joetsu Shinkansen from goes through Gunma on its way to.

The Hokuriku (Nagano) Shinkansen takes the same route until before branching off. For slower but much cheaper access, the Shonan-Shinjuku Line connects with the Takasaki Line to Takasaki. Travel to the eastern part of the prefecture is slightly more difficult for those unfamiliar with the Japanese rail system. From or Shin-Maebashi Stations a traveller can transfer to the Ryōmō Line to travel across the prefecture to. Direct from, the Tobu Rail Service provides the bulk of access to east Gunma from their hub at Asakusa Station.

The red-striped Ryōmō Line limited express trains cost ￥2230 for service to, Shin-Kiryu, or Akagi stations on the Akagi line; the same price will take a traveller to or Shin-Isesaki on the Isesaki Line. Note that these trains share the lines until Ota station and use the same cars. Local trains are also available for ￥1000-￥1200; these add an hour of travel time in general. By car [ ] Gunma has the highest proportion of car owners among all prefectures in Japan, and the vehicle is the preferred method of transport.

Rental stations are readily available throughout the prefecture for those familiar with it, but for a tourist the most accessible lots are on the east side of Takasaki Station. Entering the prefecture, the Kan-Etsu Expressway runs North-South through the prefecture, parallel to the free (but heavily trafficked) National Route 17, for entry from Saitama Prefecture or Niigata Prefecture. From the East, the Kita-Kanto Expressway runs to Tochigi Prefecture, parallel to National Route 50. Virtually all signage in Gunma is bilingual, even in the most distant areas.