It’s a beautiful hiking trail to the castle ruin site. It’s far from the ota station so I took a taxi to the guidance center. From there it took about 40ish minutes to climb. It’s very doable but I would say it’s vigorous course. Stamp is located at the final rest area not at the guidance center. But if you want to buy gojoin like castle’s calligraphy you need to buy at the guidance center.

Really amazing castle ruin and one of the Top 100 Castles of Japan. You have to hike a little to get to the stamp. A nearby museum has information about the castle's history in English and Japanese, as well as the Gojouin for this castle.

Great place for a walk. I am a history bug for I love places like this castle. There are still foundation of the castle remain enough to let your imagination run about what it was like when the full castle here. On the top part, you can see Ota and surrounding aeras. Definitely, a much if you come visit Ota, Gunma Japan.

There’s a 10 minutes walk from parking lot to the stamp place. The 100-castle stamp is self-served that no staff is watching. I guess it’s always available even after 5pm or before 9am.

I wasn’t having plan to visit there. It was just a random visit coz there was nowhere left to visit 😂 But the best part is you can trek to top tho they have a way for car as well but if you an enthusiast you must take the trek path. It was quite peaceful at top and the view is worth watching. Maybe night view from here will be super cool.

History yama in ota gunma japan Have a nice day with my lovely💕

Nothing much to see here. Excellent for hikers though. The trail leading to Daikoin (written 大光院) is particularly a good hike

A park to enjoy the fresh air, for children and teenagers, it has a large car park, but it is recommended to go early on the weekend. You can see 2 lagoons with a diversity of ducks, with a path with plenty of space to walk. According to the season, it has various festivals, fast food, handicrafts. It has games that can be accessed with tickets worth ¥100 for children and ¥200 for adults, a good place to share parents and children.

This place is HUGE. Think of a park where your kids can run wild for hours and still not cover the whole area. The playgrounds have a charming old-school vibe, with long wooden slides, rope bridges, and classic climbing frames that remind you of your own childhood.

A large and beautiful park for kids. Entree’s free but some rides are payable. There was a large slider. My kids enjoyed a lot

It's a good place for kids, there's also a science lab. Kids can do different types of activities and enjoy themselves.

Indoor place where many activities are available for children to participate and enjoy. Very clean and comfortable. But outdoor playground is not well maintained and there are many spiders, mosquitoes and bees that can be harmful for children.

Located in quite place far from the town area occupying huge space. It consists of numbers of playing materials for kids as well as adults. Quality time can be spend with your kids.

Great family escape with lots of different playgrounds and stuff to do. Some small places to get snacks and a easier lunch

A fun place to explore. I agree with another review stating that it’s rundown. It is, but that doesn’t take away from the things you learn and the experiences you can have. They have a lot of reptiles and animals, and I like the demonstrations. There’s even a little variety gift shop. I wish the snakes habitats were a little better. The staff are well informed and are friendly. You can even hold and pet a lizard and a snake. It was my first time holding a snake and I was very scared, but the snake and staff were nice, which made me feel relaxed. I want to go again.

Super nice staff which let us hold the snakes not on the normal hours. The rest of the place not that maintained.

It's a rundown place that's highly interesting. The place is actually pretty big, which I think is the issue. I wish they would downscale and renovate. They have a few outdoor places which are modeled after normal Japanese countryside places. I could spot several snakes there. It's really helpful to teach your brain to recognize snakes in the wild. The inside places are not very good unfortunately. It's easy to see the snakes but there's hardly anything else. If they would renew themselves I think this could be a fantastic place. I came to learn about poisonous snakes of Japan, as I go hiking, parks and to general countryside a lot.

Nothing much to do, few snake to look at

You can get to know the snakes better. One can directly see the snake eating the rat.

Best food and wonderfull.......

It’s not much to look at from the outside, but don’t let that fool you - they have one of the best collection of exotic snakes on display in Japan (along with iZoo on the Izu Penninsula).

Felling good

(Translated by Google) Date of visit: May 3, 2020 (data) Enshrined deity: Tokugawa Ieyasu Manager: Toshogu Shrine Festival: Reitaisai April 17th Aoi Festival First Sunday in April ① Priest: Resident ②Parking: Available ③Toilet: Yes ④Photography: Possible ⑤Goshuin: Yes ・Under renovation (about two years left) ・The precincts are kept clean ・Setsusha Hiesha and Inari Shrine stamps available (out of stock, please check in advance) (Original) 訪問日:令和７年５月３日 (データ) 御祭神：徳川家康公 管理人：東照宮 祭礼：例大祭４月１７日 葵祭 ４月第一日曜日 ①神主：在駐 ②駐車場：あり ③トイレ：あり ④写真撮影：可能 ⑤御朱印：あり ・改装中(あと二年くらい) ・境内きれいにされてます ・摂社の日枝社と稲荷神社の御朱印あり(品切れだったため、事前に要確認)

(Translated by Google) The worship hall was under renovation and we were unable to see it, but we were able to pay the admission fee and visit the main hall. The main hall was beautifully painted in a vibrant vermilion color and was mesmerizing. The museum was air-conditioned and cool, so we were able to explore at our own pace. The restoration of the worship hall is expected to be completed by the end of next year, so we hope to return around that time. (Original) 拝殿は改装中で見られませんでしたが、拝観料を払って本殿へは伺うことができました。本殿は、とても鮮やかな朱色が美しく綺麗で見とれてしまいました。 資料館はクーラーが効いており涼しく、ゆっくりと見学することができました。 拝殿が修復完了するのが、来年末のようですので、その頃にまた伺わせていただきたいと思います。

(Translated by Google) I went to Serada Toshogu Shrine! It's a shrine dedicated to Tokugawa Ieyasu, the first shogun of the Edo shogunate. ⛩️ My research had described it as a very historic shrine, with a section of the old Nikko Toshogu Shrine relocated here. But when I arrived and passed through the gate, I was disappointed to see that the main hall was undergoing repairs and had a tarp covering it. What bad timing... Anyway, I pulled myself together, purified myself at the temizuya (water purification fountain), then went to the main hall, said "Nice to meet you, Ieyasu," and went to the shrine office to get a goshuin (stamp). But there was no one there. "Sorry!" A staff member came out and said, "Yes?" So I asked for a goshuin, but all they had was a pre-written note. "Yes, thank you!" So, despite my lack of enthusiasm, they're still undergoing renovations, huh? I was having the date written on my goshuin while telling him that my timing was bad, when a butterfly 🦋 fluttered in front of my hand and came to the corner of the amulets and other items they were selling, so I moved my finger closer and it landed on my hand, and I was like, 'Whoa!' Then I was handed the goshuin and told that I could see the main hall and the treasure house! So how do I go to see them?... Yes, pay 300 yen! Go in from there and have a look! ...Hmm, 300 yen, yeah, yeah... Despite my awkward response, the butterfly 🦋 seemed to be searching for water on my hand with its yellow mouth, so I tapped some water from the gutter onto my hand. It started making little smooching noises, and I thought it might be talking to me, saying, "It must be hot," before it flew away. Instead, we went to the main shrine together, took some photos, and then walked slowly to the treasure room, where I gave it some water and looked around the treasure room together. We also gave it some water and looked around the room together, saying, "It's cool," and it tried to climb onto a leaf a few times, but it seemed to feel comfortable on my hand. ♪ After looking around for a while, I stopped by the temizuya (water purification fountain) on my way out because there were trees and leaves right behind it. I stopped by before I left, and thanked it for accompanying me! Just then, it fluttered away. ♪ Ieyasu? No way! 😄 But it's said that attracting butterflies 🦋 to a shrine is a good thing, so if it jumped on me, perhaps it was some kind of message from the gods? I thought, "What?" but the butterfly 🦋 was there, so I changed my mind and thought it was good ♪ Honestly, I think 1 or 2 stars would have been the best. There weren't many things to see, and the service was like that. Well, the butterfly 🦋 pretty much saved the day, so I'll give it 3 stars ✋ (Original) 世良田東照宮さまに参りました！江戸幕府初代将軍である徳川家康公を祀る神社⛩️昔の日光東照宮の一部がこちらに移築されたとても由緒ある宮、と下調べでは記されてましたが到着し、門をくぐりガックリ、、拝殿が補修工事しててシートが、、、。 なんとまぁタイミングの悪いこと、、、。 っま気を取り直して手水舎で清めてから拝殿へ行き家康さま初めましてと参拝し御朱印をいただきに社務所へ、無人、、スミマセ〜ン！、、ノソノソと出てきて、はい？と言われたので御朱印をお願いしたいのですが、、あ〜書き置きしか、、はい結構ですよ！お願いします！とまぁやる気0対応ながらも改修工事中なんですね？タイミング悪かったですよ〜と話しかけながら御朱印に日付けを入れてもらってたら蝶🦋が手の前にヒラヒラと来て売ってる御守りとかの角に来たので指を近付けてみたら手に乗ってきてオォー！で御朱印をはいっと渡され本殿と宝物庫なら見れますよ！って言われたのでどうやって観に行けば、、はい300円払って！そこから入って観てきて！、、はぁ、、300円ねはいはい、、とう〜んな対応ながら蝶🦋も手の上で黄色い口が水探してる様な気がしたので雨樋に溜まってた水をちょんちょんと手に乗せたらチューチューしてたんで暑かったんだね〜と話しかけながら飛んで行くのかと思いきや本殿まで一緒に観に行き、こっちはこっちで写真撮ったりしながらお次は宝物庫にテクテクと行きまた水を飲ませ宝物庫内も一緒に観覧しながら涼しいね〜とか言いながら何度か葉っぱに乗り移るかとやってみたが、なんか僕の手の上居心地良いんだね♪と思い、ひとしきり観て周ったんで最後手水舎は水場だし真裏に木や葉があるからと思い帰り間際に寄って付き合ってくれてありがとー！と思ったらヒラヒラっと飛んで行きました♪ 家康公か？？まさかね〜😄 けど神社で蝶🦋が寄ってくるのは良い事と言われるので、かつ乗ってきてだとまさに神様から何かしらのメッセージなのかな？？と思い蝶🦋が居てくれた事で良かったに変わりました♪ でなきゃ星1〜2がいいとこだったかな正直。 観て回る所も少ない上にあの対応ですからねぇ。 っまほぼ蝶🦋が救ってくれて星3で✋

(Translated by Google) Serada Toshogu Shrine Main Deity: Tokugawa Ieyasu Founded: 1644 (Kan'ei 21) Founded by: Tokugawa Iemitsu (3rd Shogun) Shrine Status: Gosha Nationally Designated Important Cultural Property Nationally Designated Historic Site As Toshogu Shrine stands in the "Birthplace of the Tokugawa," Serada Toshogu Shrine is sometimes considered one of the "Three Great Toshogu Shrines of Japan"... The "Worship Hall," an Important Cultural Property, was under construction and we were unable to see it, but we were glad to be able to observe the exterior of the "Main Hall," also an Important Cultural Property. The grounds include... Historic sites include the Shingon-in Well, Good Luck Inari Shrine, Doll Substitute Prayer Hall, Offering Office, Okyomizu Well, National Important Cultural Property Iron Lantern, and Treasure Storage... I took my time wandering the grounds. ...This was a place to find peace of mind. (Original) 世良田東照宮 主祭神 徳川家康 創　建 寛永 21年 (1644年) 開　基 徳川家光 (第3代将軍) 社　格 郷社 国指定 重要文化財 国指定 史跡 「徳川発祥の地」に建つ東照宮と云う事で 世良田東照宮も「日本三大東照宮」とされる事もあるとの事… 重要文化財の「拝殿」が工事中で見る事が出来ませんでしたが 同じく重要文化財の「本殿」の外観の観察が出来ましたので良かった。 境内には… 史跡 真言院井戸.開運稲荷.人形代祈願.納札所.御共水井戸.国重文 鉄燈籠.宝物保管所などが有り… ゆっくりと境内を巡り歩きました。 …此処は心が整う場所でした。

(Translated by Google) Both the worship hall and the main hall were under construction. There were fewer visitors than I expected, so I was able to worship peacefully. The only goshuin available were written ones. (Original) 拝殿、本堂とも工事中でした。 思っていたより参拝者がいなかったので、穏やかに参拝することができました。 御朱印は書き置きのみでした。

(Translated by Google) Toshogu Shrine was built in the area where the Tokugawa family originated. The grounds were quiet. The main hall was under renovation, so I would like to visit again if I have the opportunity. (Original) 徳川家のルーツにあたる地に建てられた東照宮。 境内は静かでした。本殿が改修中であったため、また機会があればお伺いしたいです。

The temple grounds are gorgeous. And the temple dedicated and housing the goddess Benzaiten is beautiful too. It's also one of the many entrances to hiking trips up the mountain. Definitely worth a visit!

Lovely old temple . Very peaceful.

Outstanding place

(Translated by Google) I heard that this temple is affectionately known as Donryu-sama by the locals from Donryu Shonin, who founded this temple. Looking at its origin, the temple was built by Tokugawa Ieyasu to pray for the soul of his ancestor, Nitta Yoshishige, and enshrined Benzaiten. In front of the main hall, there was a splendid black pine called ``Garyumatsu'' that looked like a bowed down dragon. When I visited in late November, The beautiful ginkgo tree in the temple grounds The sounds of the Shichi-Go-San priests and girls having fun can be heard. The chrysanthemum exhibition also stands out vividly on the grounds. The weather was nice too I was able to pray peacefully. (Original) このお寺を開山された呑龍上人から地元の方には呑龍様として親しまれているお寺と伺いました 由来を見ると、かの徳川家康公が先祖とする新田義重公の菩提を弔うために建立したお寺とのことで、弁財天をお祀りしておられました。 本堂前には龍が伏せたような「臥龍松」と呼ばれる、見事な黒松がありました お参りした11月下旬は 境内にある見事な銀杏の木や 七五三の坊ちゃん嬢ちゃん達の楽しそうは声でにぎわっており 菊花展も境内に鮮やかに映え 天気もよかったので 穏やかにお参りできました

I went there early in the morning. The temple was nice and peaceful. The temple building is beautiful. I love anything made of wood. I come from the country that love to donated to temple to building the new structures, which is not the same like the old one. I like temple in Japan where they keep old stuff. If you ever be in Ota, please visit the temple.

(Translated by Google) It's a very impressive temple. It's said to be called Donryu-sama, the Child-raising Donryu. Donryu-sama refers to the monk Donryu, who founded Daikoin Temple. The black pine tree in front of the main hall is said to be the Garyu Pine, and it really did look like a Garyu. Benzaiten, one of the Seven Lucky Gods, is enshrined here. It was just lunchtime, so we went to a nearby Chinese restaurant, which was very reasonably priced and delicious. The restaurant was called Daimon Hanten. (Original) とても立派な寺院です。子育て呑龍さまと言われているようです。呑龍様とは、大光院を開山した呑龍上人のことです。本堂前の黒松は、臥龍松と言われるそうですが、本当に、臥龍に見えました。七福神の一つで、弁財天を祭っています。丁度お昼時で、近くの中華料理店に入りましたが、とてもリ−ズナブルで、美味しかったです。大門飯店と言うお店です。

(Translated by Google) This is Daikoin Temple, located near Kanayama Castle in Ota City! Kanayama was originally ruled by Nitta Yoshishige (a descendant of the Minamoto clan and ancestor of the Nitta clan). Daikoin Temple was founded by Tokugawa Ieyasu. He is said to have descended from Nitta, and he founded Toshogu Shrine and Daikoin Temple in the Nitta region. The Tokugawa Aoi crest is featured on the mountain gate and main hall. Daikoin Temple is also a stop on the Ota Seven Lucky Gods pilgrimage. ✨ Nitta Yoshishige's grave is located behind the main hall. 😀 (Original) 太田市の金山城周辺にある寺院「大光院」です!この金山は、元々が新田義重（源氏の系統で新田氏の祖）支配していた地域です。 大光院は、徳川家康が創建しました。 新田の血筋を引いていると言われその新田に東照宮やここ大光院創建しました。 山門や本堂にも徳川葵の紋が入っています。 そしてここ大光院は、太田の七福神巡りの地にもなっています✨ 本堂裏側に新田義重の墓がありますよ😀

Greta

Sport park in mind Daisukiii

Large sports park with a lot of facilities for soccer, baseball and a circuit for a jog and a large playground for kids.

Cool place for support ke jogging

many kind of sports can be done here! I tried the jogging track

Ota Subaru Marathon

Very good

It’s a beautiful hiking trail to the castle ruin site. It’s far from the ota station so I took a taxi to the guidance center. From there it took about 40ish minutes to climb. It’s very doable but I would say it’s vigorous course. Stamp is located at the final rest area not at the guidance center. But if you want to buy gojoin like castle’s calligraphy you need to buy at the guidance center.

Really amazing castle ruin and one of the Top 100 Castles of Japan. You have to hike a little to get to the stamp. A nearby museum has information about the castle's history in English and Japanese, as well as the Gojouin for this castle.

Great place for a walk. I am a history bug for I love places like this castle. There are still foundation of the castle remain enough to let your imagination run about what it was like when the full castle here. On the top part, you can see Ota and surrounding aeras. Definitely, a much if you come visit Ota, Gunma Japan.

There’s a 10 minutes walk from parking lot to the stamp place. The 100-castle stamp is self-served that no staff is watching. I guess it’s always available even after 5pm or before 9am.

I wasn’t having plan to visit there. It was just a random visit coz there was nowhere left to visit 😂 But the best part is you can trek to top tho they have a way for car as well but if you an enthusiast you must take the trek path. It was quite peaceful at top and the view is worth watching. Maybe night view from here will be super cool.

History yama in ota gunma japan Have a nice day with my lovely💕

Nothing much to see here. Excellent for hikers though. The trail leading to Daikoin (written 大光院) is particularly a good hike

Spacious and gorgeous shrine grounds. Especially beautiful during spring with fresh green leaves against the bright vermillion. The main shrine building is very ornate. The various fox figures are fun to look at. Monthly goshuin designs have cute reoccurring characters. The design below is from April 2023. Designs are posted on their website and Instagram. There is ample parking available.

every year here I am saying thankful for everything really nice shrin new Sakura view

very beautiful temple

Most beautiful and serene. Beautiful place for a wedding

Good

Nice place

(Translated by Google) I went to bed hoping to visit a shrine in a direction I'd never been to before on Ichi-Goma-Manbai Day, but I woke up early. I wondered if the gods were calling me, and headed there on the highway. ⛩️ On the way, a low pressure system hit Saitama Prefecture, causing a downpour so intense I couldn't see what was in front of me. I wondered if I'd even be able to visit the shrine after all. Maybe they weren't calling me after all. But somehow, I finally arrived, and the rain stopped. I was thrilled to be welcomed back to Kanmuri Inari Shrine for the first time! ♪ I hadn't done much research, so I just followed my iPhone's navigation system and somehow ended up at the south torii gate. ⛩️ There was a visitor parking lot right next to it, so I parked quickly, bowed, passed through the torii gate, and started walking down the approach. There were kindergartens on both sides, and the lively voices of children filled the air. 😁 I glanced to the side and caught a teacher's eye. They cheerfully greeted me with a "Good morning!" I immediately stopped and bowed back, saying "Good morning!" with a smile! I headed to the temple grounds, feeling refreshed from the morning, turning left and right.♪ I came here without doing any prior research, but Kanmuri Inari Shrine is truly magnificent and huge! After a fair bit of walking, I finally arrived at the temizuya (water purification fountain), and looking around, I was surprised to see so many deities enshrined there!‼️ First, I thanked the worshippers for their welcome at the worship hall.🙏 To the right of the worship hall was the shrine office, so as a Kanmuri Inari beginner, I went there to get a goshuin (stamp) and ask for some advice. The shrine maiden who greeted me was also very cute and lovely, and despite her young age, she patiently taught me everything, allowing me to tour the grounds and pray in various ways.😊 After walking around the shrine, I came across the main entrances, the Ko-dai Torii and the Higashi Torii. There was a paved parking lot, and just to the right of the Higashi Torii, there were restaurants, souvenir shops, and a small tea shop. The shrine office is located on the extension of the shops and other facilities, and while I assumed that it was customary to enter from this side, I was overwhelmed by the impressive facilities at this magnificent shrine, complete with everything you need for Shichi-Go-San, seasonal festivals, shrine visits, and Shinto weddings. I ended up staying longer than expected. 😅 But it's also true that I was warmly welcomed, and being led through the south torii gate, I was able to greet the people there in the morning and hear the cheerful voices of children, which made my visit even more refreshing. It was a very satisfying shrine experience.♪ I'd definitely like to visit again! There were so many things I can't even begin to describe, so if you're interested, please come and check it out.♪ (Original) 一粒万倍日で行った事ない方面の神社さんに翌日から行きたいなぁと思い寝たら朝早く起きれて、これは神様に呼ばれたのかな〜と思いながら高速で向かいました⛩️ 道中埼玉県では低気圧の影響で目の前見えない位の土砂降りに見舞われて神社参拝出来るのかな〜？？とやっぱり呼ばれてなかったかな？？と考えつつも何とか辿り着いたら雨がピタリと止んで、やっぱり歓迎してくれた〜と心躍りながら初めて来させてもらった冠稲荷神社さまです♪ 元々そこまでリサーチしていなくとりあえずiPhoneのナビ通り来てなんとなく辿り着いたのが南鳥居⛩️真横に参拝者駐車場があったのでスッと停め一礼して鳥居をくぐり参道を歩き始めると左右に幼稚園があり子供の元気な声が左右から盛りだくさん😁チラッと横を見たら先生と目が合いあちらからおはようございます！と元気に挨拶を戴いたので、すかさず立ち止まり会釈をしながら元気におはようございます！と左右に返しながら朝から気持ち良く境内へと向かいました♪ 下調べ無しに来ましたがこの冠稲荷さまは兎に角立派で大きいですね！まぁまぁ歩きやっと手水舎に辿り着き、辺りを見回せば沢山の神様が祀られている事にビックリ‼️ 先ずは拝殿にて歓迎していただいた事の感謝をしながらご挨拶🙏そして拝殿右手に社務所があったので冠稲荷ビギナーの私は御朱印を貰い方々色々教えてもらおうと社務所に伺ったらお相手してくれた巫女さんがまたとても可愛く素敵な方で、若いのに丁寧に色々と教えてくださり色々と境内を周って参拝する事が出来ました😊 ぐるぐると周ったらメインの出入り口である甲大鳥居と東鳥居があり、舗装された駐車場があったり東鳥居くぐってすぐ右側にレストランや土産物屋や少しお茶出来るお店などの延長線に社務所な配置で、通常はこっちから参拝するのが通常なんだな〜と思いつつやはり七五三や節句やお宮参りや神前式などがちゃんと執り行える設備が充実した立派な神社さまなんだな〜と圧倒されてついつい長居しちゃいました😅 ですが優しく歓迎していただいたのも事実で南鳥居に導かれて入って朝から挨拶出来たり子供の元気な声が聞こえたり出来て、より清々しく神社参拝する事が出来ましたのでとても大満足な神社さまでした♪必ずまた伺いたいと思います！本当は語り尽くせない箇所も沢山ありましたので気になった方は是非行ってみて下さい♪

Kind of slow and expensive for the variety of activities. We visited during the off season, so perhaps it's more interesting during the summer. Some of the exhibits seem to be in disrepair.

very historical place and very nice people or staffs

Good

(Translated by Google) If you go around the Snake Center together, it will probably take about half a day 👍 First of all, the parking lot is shared and the facilities are located next to each other, so you can enjoy Mikazuki Village even if you bring your children. The green grounds make it feel like you've traveled back in time to the Edo period, and there are ninja mansion-style buildings, caves, and hands-on facilities where the buildings themselves are tilted.The female staff member's explanations were kind and thorough, so I thought it would be a good idea to go again. Although the fees are reasonable, there is also maintenance of the building (there were some abandoned buildings, but that also seemed real). I guess it makes sense if you think about cleaning. It wasn't too crowded and there were no foreign tourists, which is another reason for my good impression. The young lady at the reception of the attraction facility was also cute and I was satisfied with the facility! (Original) スネークセンターと一緒にまわれば半日位かかるかなぁ👍 まず　駐車場が共有だし　隣同士の施設だしって事で　三日月村は子供を連れて行っても楽しめます。 緑の多い敷地内は　まるで江戸時代にタイムスリップしたかの様だし、忍者屋敷風の建物や洞窟や建物自体が傾いている体験型の施設があり、スタッフの女性の説明も親切で丁寧だし　もう一度行っても良いかなと思いました。 料金はそれなりになってしまうけれど　建物の維持や(廃屋もあったけれどそれもリアルっぽい) 清掃など考えたら納得かなぁ。 さほど混んでいないし　外国人の観光客がいなかったのも好印象の理由です。 アトラクション施設の受付のお嬢ちゃんも可愛くて　満足な施設でした！

(Translated by Google) We visited around 11:00 AM on August 11, 2025. The parking lot, shared with the Japan Snake Center, cost 600 yen. Even at this time, perhaps due to summer vacation, there were quite a few cars parked there. First, we went to Mikazuki Village, our main attraction. The Mikazuki Village set ticket costs 1,760 yen. Just the village entrance is 600 yen for adults and 300 yen for children. Since this was my first time, I purchased the set. You can visit the Karakuri Yashiki, Kaiigen Cave, and Fushigi Dozo as a set. At the teahouse and souvenir shops, you use Mikazuki Village's exclusive Kan'ei currency, which costs 100 yen per mon. We purchased 1,000 yen worth. Kaiigen Cave is an attraction where you explore a limestone cave with its mysterious mechanisms. We toured the Karakuri Yashiki with our guide once both families were together. The children who toured with us seemed delighted. We felt a little dizzy at the final Fushigi Dozo, but still had a great time. Finally, we visited the main attractions, Monjiro's birthplace, the windmill, and the inn, but there is a steep descent to get there. The moss can be slippery, so hiking boots or sneakers are essential. The exit at the bottom is closed, so you have to go back the way you came down. Therefore, people with weak legs, elderly people, and small children should always be accompanied by an escort. The staff were all very cheerful and kind. In particular, the female staff member at the souvenir shop at the front checkpoint was very kind, asking if she wanted a commemorative photo, and happily posed for us. Thank you! (Original) 2025/8/11 11時ころに訪問しました。 駐車場はジャパンスネークセンターと共有で600円。この時間でも夏休みなのか 結構車が停まってました。最初にお目当ての三日月村に行きました。 三日月村セット券は1760円。入村のみで大人600円。子供300円です。今回初めてのためセットで購入。 絡繰屋敷、怪異現洞、不可思議土蔵がセットで遊べます。 茶屋やお土産では三日月村専用の寛永通貨を使用しますので1文100円。1000円分購入しました。 怪異現洞は、ちょっとした仕掛けのある鍾乳洞を探索するアトラクションです。 絡繰屋敷は2家族揃ってから案内の方と一緒に廻りました。 一緒に廻った子供たちは大喜びの様子。 最後の不可思議土蔵は軽くめまいがしましたが、結構楽しめました。 最後にメインである紋次郎の生家、風車小屋、旅籠屋を周りましたが、ここへ辿り着くまでに急な下り道があります。 苔が滑りやすいので登山用の靴またはスニーカーは必須です。 下の出口は閉鎖されてますので降りてきた道を戻ります。そのため足腰の弱い方、ご年配の方、小さいお子さんは必ず付き添いが必要です。 スタッフの皆さんは凄く明るく優しかったです。特に表関所のお土産にいた女性スタッフの方はとても親切で「記念写真とります？」と言ってくださり、快く写真撮影してくださいました。 ありがとうございました！

(Translated by Google) I went on a weekday. Parking was 600 yen. The parking lot gates are the same for both the entrance and exit, so I was a bit nervous about running into someone! There's also an admission fee and a separate fee for each of the three attractions. The combined admission fee for all three attractions is about 1700 yen... While it may seem expensive, it's definitely worth it if your motivation is to enjoy a run-down, B-list spot for a little something scary! lol However, it's not the kind of place you'd expect to visit with your family on a weekend, so be careful. Also, I think it's a bit tricky for families unless they're at least in the first grade of elementary school. It's not impossible to go, but the cave and the slanted house that makes you lose your sense of balance probably require children at least in the third grade. 💦 lol The footing is unstable, and pregnant women are actually not allowed in the cave. The cave's chaotic, eerie, and incomprehensible worldview is so mind-blowingly fun 😂 It's an incredibly B-list spot where you can enjoy an extraordinary space in a way! !! lol Just seeing the entrance to this house makes me feel dizzy. 😵‍💫 It's so wobbly that it's almost impossible to get in, and even when I do, I have to close my eyes and crouch down, or I feel so nauseous I'm on the verge of throwing up. lol The Edo townscape from that time is now untouched and dilapidated, overgrown with untouched grass, and the footing is quite rough, making it difficult for small children. So, it's difficult to go just to enjoy the Edo townscape... The staff were all friendly, kind, and motherly, and their personalities really touched my heart. 🥲 I hope they make a bold decision to reopen the cave, leaving it as it is. 🥺 (Original) 平日に行きました。駐車料金は600円。 駐車場のゲートが入り口も出口も一緒なので鉢合わせたらどうするの！？とひやひや。 その他に入場料と3つのアトラクションにそれぞれお金がかかります。3つのアトラクションもセットの入場料は1700円ほど... 安いのか、高いのかと言われれば高く感じる内容ではありますが、怖いもの見たさに廃れたB級スポットを楽しむ。というモチベーションで行くならありです！笑 ただ、家族連れで休日に訪れるような場所ではないのでご注意を...って感覚ですね。 それにお子様連れに関しては最低でも小学1年生くらいじゃないと厳しい場所かと思います...行けなくもないですが、洞窟と平衡感覚を失う斜めの家は、せめて小学3年生くらいにならないと無理なんじゃ？と思います💦笑 足元が不安定ですし、実際に洞窟は妊婦さんはお断りされています。 洞窟はカオスで不気味でわけのわからない世界観がもう頭がバグっておもしろいです😂ある意味で非日常の空間が楽しめる超絶B急スポット！！！笑 平衡感覚を失う家は、入り口を見ただけで一気に酔います😵‍💫ぐわんぐわんして入るのもやっとこ、入ったとしても時より目をつぶってしゃがみ込まないと気持ち悪くて吐きそうになるくらいには平衡感覚が狂います笑 当時の江戸の街並みはもう手付かずで老朽化が進み、手付かずの草ボーボー、足元もかなり悪く小さなお子様は難しいですね。なので江戸の街並みを楽しもう！という目的で行くのは難しい現実になっています... スタッフの方は皆さん気さくで優しくてお母さんって感じで人柄が心に沁みました🥲 洞窟はそのままで、一念発起してリニューアルオープンしてくれないかな🥺

(Translated by Google) I think it's a place to enjoy the run-down, B-movie feel. The room is so crazy it throws off your sense of balance. You won't be able to stand up. The sweet shop had shaved ice, shiratama (rice flour dumplings), tokoroten (jelly noodles), and more. It seems they don't have baked manju in the summer. I'd recommend visiting Mikazuki Village, the Snake Centre, and Yoshiya Shokudo as a set. *Mikazuki Village closes early, so it's best to go there first. Be sure to check the show times at the Snake Centre as well. (Original) 廃れ・B級感を楽しむところと思います。 平衡感覚が狂う部屋は凄い。立ってられない。 甘味処にはかき氷・白玉・ところてんなどありました。焼きまんじゅうは夏場はないようです。 三日月村、スネークセンター・吉屋食堂とセットで訪れたいですね。 ※三日月村は早く終わるので、先に回るのがおすすめ。スネークセンターのショーの時間も要チェックです。

A must visit place when spring season.. free entrace and pet friendly.. love it ❤️

So many spots for taking photos, relaxing place and with friendly people

Very beautiful and nice place to have a great time.

so relaxing place..the place you can unwind with your family and friends..

It was beautiful, and they had food stalls and an indoor area to sit, which was nice. They also had a guy making big bubbles for the kids to enjoy, and my daughter loved it!

Beautiful and no fee

Flower park is so beautiful❤️ Dai suki🌼☘️🌺🍀🌸🌿🌻

A small peaceful library with a cafe and state of the art building. If you're a Subaru fans, there are some merchandise on sale too. Ota in Gunma where the very early production and manufacturing of Subaru is located.

Very nice environment. The place can give happiness

A library and museum spirals into a spatial labyrinth, and interconnected volumes.

This is a brand new public facility from 2017. It has modern architecture and a large number of books focusing on the visual and fine arts. If you are researching art or graphic design, there are many resources available. There is also an art gallery, although there is an entrance fee and we didn't see that part of the building.

Great place to relax with a book and grab a cup of coffee. You can sit on pillows, chairs, and stools throughout the building or on the grassy knolls on the roof.

Beautiful modern building, decent Cafe inside, quiet. My favourite place to sit is the counter by the window on the 1.5th-2nd floor.

Love the architecture and design of the building. A cosy place for a good read and a relaxing place for a good chai or other drinks.

(Translated by Google) I visited this shrine on a tour of places related to Nitta Yoshisada. I was excited and had a lot of fun seeing the statue of Nitta and the shrine where the army was raised, but somehow the roof of the main shrine collapsed? It was under construction. I don't know what happened to it, but it looks like it's aging and it's a deserted place, which makes me a little sad. I would like Ota City to take better care of Ishina Shrine. (From a Taiheiki fan) (Original) 新田義貞ゆかりの地巡りで参拝してきました。新田像や挙兵の地である神社に興奮し、とても楽しかったのですが、どうしたものか本殿の屋根が倒壊？していて工事中でした。何があったのか分かりませんが、見るからに老朽化が進んでいる感じだし、寂れた場所になっていて少し悲しくなりました。太田市さんにもっと生品神社を大切にしてもらいたいです。(太平記ファンより)

(Translated by Google) Date of visit: May 3, 2020 (data) Deity enshrined: Manager: Chief priest Festivals: Month, day, etc. ① Priest: Resident ②Parking: Available ③Toilet: Yes ④Photography: Possible ⑤Goshuin: Yes (Original) 訪問日:令和７年５月３日 (データ) 御祭神： 管理人：宮司 祭礼：月日ほか ①神主：在駐 ②駐車場：あり ③トイレ：あり ④写真撮影：可能 ⑤御朱印：あり

(Translated by Google) This shrine is famous as the place where Nitta Yoshisada raised an army. However, I didn't know his name or his accomplishments, so I learned about him from the description. While walking towards the station, I learned about the shrine from a sign on the road. It is a medium-sized shrine, and perhaps because it is a famous shrine, there is a shrine office. The shrine had a pretty nice atmosphere, with big trees growing everywhere. Although it is a famous shrine, it is nice that it does not have the ornate decorations and excessive offering boxes that are common at tourist shrines. I didn't feel the solemn atmosphere of a sacred area, but I thought it was a pretty nice shrine. (Original) 新田義貞が挙兵した地として有名な神社らしいです。とはいえ、名前も功績も知らなかったので、説明書きで知りました。 駅に向かって歩いている途中に、道路の看板で神社の存在を知りました。中規模の神社で、流石に有名な神社だからでしょうか、社務所が有りました。 神社は大きな木がそこかしこに生えていて、けっこう良い雰囲気でした。有名な神社ですが、観光神社に有りがちな華美な装飾や多過ぎる賽銭箱の類いも無いのは良いですね。神域としての厳かな空気こそ感じられませんでしたが、なかなか良い神社だと思いました。

(Translated by Google) There is a parking lot and toilets, so it's convenient. (Original) 駐車場があります。トイレもあり便利です。

(Translated by Google) Jomo Karuta series. "Re" Yoshisada Nitta, famous in history So that's it This is a journey through Jomo Karuta. This is the place where Lord Nitta Yoshisada launched his campaign to subjugate the Kamakura Shogunate. The historical atmosphere and atmosphere refreshed my soul. The bronze statue of Yoshisada Nitta offering his sword as if saying that the sword is the life of a samurai is a truly dignified figure. And my journey through karuta continues. thank you. (Original) 上毛かるたシリーズ。 「れ」 歴史に名高い新田義貞 ということで 上毛かるた紀行となります。 新田義貞公の鎌倉幕府討伐の旗揚げをした地となります。 歴史を感じる赴きと雰囲気に心の洗濯をしていただきました。 刀は武士の命なりと言わんばかりに刀を捧げる新田義貞公の銅像は実に凛とした姿です。 そして私のかるたを巡る旅はまだまだ続きます。 ありがとうございます。

(Translated by Google) Ikushina Shrine is the shrine where Nitta Yoshisada, attracted by the character and aspirations of Emperor Godaigo's first son, Prince Daitonomiya Morinaga, decided to overthrow the Kamakura Shogunate led by Hojo Takatoki, and secretly and hurriedly returned from the battlefield of Kawachi Chihaya Castle to Nitta Manor to use as a meeting place for the raising of the anti-Shogunate army. Currently, the "Flag-raising mound" is preserved behind the shrine office in the precincts, the "Tokonoki mound" is preserved next to the toilet in the precincts, and the "Kunugi tree on which Yoshisada raised the military flag "Oonakakuro" and prayed for victory in battle" ("Kamiyo-ki") is preserved to the right of the front shrine. It is interesting to see them when you visit. The shrine is located in a remote area on the outskirts of town, but I wonder if there are many people who visit on holidays. There is an old parking lot with wavy asphalt in front of the torii gate, and a new gravel parking lot in front of the newly built (reconstructed) "Nitta Yoshisada Statue." I visited on a weekday, so the parking lot was empty. Incidentally, this reconstructed statue of Yoshisada was reconstructed after the bronze statue (only the pedestal remains) that was stolen from the left of the Shinbashi Bridge in the temple grounds. I found the drink vending machine in front of the restrooms in the temple grounds strange, but the statue of Yoshisada painted on it is actually the statue of Yoshisada before it was stolen. Going through the first torii gate, there is the meaningful "Shinbashi Bridge." Incidentally, just before that and to the left, there is a monument commemorating the 650th anniversary of Nitta Yoshisada's uprising, written by Yasuhiro Nakasone, the 71st, 72nd, and 73rd Prime Minister of Japan, and the pedestal of the bronze statue of Yoshisada. Crossing the Shinbashi Bridge, there is the second torii gate. By the way, after passing the second torii gate, on the right, there is a monument written by the 67th Prime Minister of Japan, Fukuda Takeo, which reads "The place where Nitta Yoshisada and his clan raised their army." ... This may be an unnecessary addition, but I felt that this was a meaningful and important place for the people of Joshu (Gunma). ... Just past the second torii gate, there is the third torii gate, and after passing the "Kamiyogi" on the right, there is the worship hall. On both sides of the worship hall, three sake barrels from "Taiheiki no Sato" were dedicated. This was very moving. By the way, when I looked up Yamazaki Sake Brewery, which was written on this sake barrel, I found out that it is located 5 km south from here, less than 10 minutes by car. I wanted to go there. I'll go next time! 《Visited on June 15, 2023》 (Original) 生品神社は、新田義貞が後醍醐天皇の一の皇子大塔宮護良[だいとうのみやもりなが]親王の人柄と志に惹かれ、北条高時の鎌倉幕府討幕を決意し、河内千早城の戦地から新田荘へ密かに且つ急ぎ戻り、討幕軍旗揚げの集合場所とした神社である。現在、境内の社務所の裏に「旗挙げ塚」、境内トイレの脇に「床几塚」、拝殿の手前右手に「義貞が旗揚げの時に軍旗“大中黒”を掲げ戦捷を祈願した櫟[くぬぎ]の木」（「神代木」）が保存されている。訪れたら現認するのも一興である。 神社は町外れの鄙びた場所にあるが、休日ともなると訪れる人も多いのであろうか。駐車場は鳥居前にアスファルトが波打った古い駐車場が一つと、新たに建造（再建）した「新田義貞公像」の前に新調した砂利の駐車場が一つある。私は平日に訪れたので駐車場はガラガラであった。因みに、この再建した義貞公像は、境内の神橋手前左にあった銅像（現在は台座のみが残る）が盗難にあったので再建したものとのことである。異様に感じた境内のトイレ前の飲料自動販売機、そこに描かれた義貞公像は、実は盗難前の銅像の義貞公の姿とのことである。 一ノ大鳥居を抜けると意味ありげな「神橋」がある。因みに、その手前左に第７１、７２、7３代内閣総理大臣の中曽根康弘書の「新田義貞公挙兵 六百五十年記念」碑があり、例の義貞公銅像の台座もある。神橋を渡ると二ノ鳥居がある。因みに、二ノ鳥居を過ぎて右手には第６７代内閣総理大臣、福田赳夫書による「新田義貞公並一門挙兵之地」碑もある。・・・蛇足だが、ここは上州（群馬）人にとっては意味のある大切な地なのかと感じた。・・・ 二ノ鳥居を抜けるとすぐ三ノ鳥居があり、右手の「神代木」を過ぎて行くと拝殿がある。拝殿の両脇に「太平記の里」の酒樽がそれぞれ三つ奉納されていた。これにはじんと来るものがあった。因みに、後日この酒樽に記されていた山崎酒造を調べてみたら、ここから南に５㎞、車で１０分弱の所にあることが分かった。行ってみたかった。今度行ってみるぞ！《2023.6.15訪問》

(Translated by Google) Although it is unmanned on weekdays, the goshuin stamp is located in front of the shrine office, and you insert money and take one stamp. It is a nice and quiet shrine. It is said to be the place where Yoshisada Nitta raised his flag. It seems that the camphor tree at that time fell down at some point, so it has now been preserved and treated to prevent it from rotting. (Original) 平日は無人ですが御朱印は社務所の前にあり、お金を入れて1枚取る方式です。静かで落ち着いたよい神社です。新田義貞の旗揚げの地とされています。当時の楠はある時音を立てて倒れたようで、現在は腐敗防止の加工をされて保存されています。

If you wann see sunrise 🌅 from nearest place then this could be the best for you.

(Translated by Google) ☆ At the top of Kanayama, the remains of the main citadel of Nitta Kanayama Castle = the remains of the actual castle is Nitta Shrine⛩️ What was actually at the actual Nitta Kanayama Castle? Were there buildings, etc.? There was also Hinoike Pond for water, but now there is nothing resembling a castle within Nitta Shrine. The view from the right (east) side of the grounds is open and beautiful🤔 The shrine itself was founded in 1875, a relatively recent year, and enshrines Nitta Yoshisada, a Kenmu hero who remained loyal to Emperor Godaigo from the time of the overthrow of the Kamakura Shogunate until the very end. It was founded at the request of local volunteers. (Original) ☆金山の山頂部、新田金山城跡の本丸跡=実城跡が「新田神社」⛩️ 実際に新田金山城としての実城には何があったのでしょうか、建屋なども有ったのでしょうか、生活用水も日ノ池が、今は城らしい面影は新田神社内には何も無し、境内の右手(東側)からの眺望は目の前が開け素敵です🤔 神社自体の創建は明治8年(1875年)と新しい、鎌倉幕府倒幕から最後まで後醍醐天皇に忠義を尽くした建武の元勲「新田義貞」を祀る神社、地元有志の発願で創建。

(Translated by Google) This is a shrine that enshrines the fierce general Yoshisada Nitta, one of the ace heroes of the Taiheiki. It is worshiped as the god of "perfecting one's original intentions." Located on the ruins of Kanayama Castle, with a panoramic view of the Kanto Plain. It is a small shrine, with the remains of the stone wall of Kanayama Castle at the time behind the shrine, and a large zelkova tree that is said to be 800 years old. There is something to see everywhere, and it is because it is located at the top of Kanayama Castle that was under siege. I was able to take a breather. (Original) 太平記のエース格の一人、猛将新田義貞公をお祀りされている神社さんです 「初志貫徹」の神様として崇められています。 金山城跡に鎮座し、関東平野を一望できるロケーションで 神社裏には当時の金山城の石垣も残されいたり、樹齢800年と言われる大ケヤキがあるなど、こじんまりとした神社ですが 随所に見ごたえはあり、金山城攻城中のてっぺんにあることから ほっと一息つかせていただきました

(Translated by Google) 2025.5.1 Nitta Shrine is located on the ruins of Kanayama Castle (honmaru). It takes about 30 minutes to hike from the Kanayama Motor Pool parking lot. The recommended point is that you can enjoy the historic site of Kanayama Castle and the spectacular view. It is relatively easy to hike to various places such as Kodomo no Kuni Park, the guidance facility, and Daikoin Temple. (Original) 2025.5.1 金山実城（本丸）跡に鎮座する新田神社。 金山モータープール駐車場からハイキングで約30分で到着します。お薦めポイントは、金山城史跡と眺望抜群の景色を楽しむことができます。 子どもの国公園やガイダンス施設・大光院など様々な場所に、比較的容易にハイキングで行き来ができます。

(Translated by Google) A shrine located at the site of the main citadel of Ota Kanayama Castle. It's on high ground, so the air is clear and nice. Be careful, as there is quite a difference in elevation from the parking lot. There are pre-written (printed) goshuin (red seals) available. (Original) 太田金山城本丸跡にある神社。 高台にあるので空気が澄んでて良かった。 駐車場から結構高低差のある道のりなのでそこは注意。 書き置き（印刷）の御朱印が置いてあります

(Translated by Google) This shrine was founded in 1875 at the beginning of the Meiji period on the site of the main enclosure of Kanayama Castle on the summit of Mt. Kanayama, based on an application from local volunteers, and is dedicated to Yoshisada Nitta, a key figure behind the overthrow of the Kamakura Shogunate. It is worshiped as the god of "perfecting one's original intentions." From the precincts, you can see a panoramic view of Sano City in Tochigi Prefecture and the Kanto Plain. Behind the shrine, the stone walls of Kanayama Castle from that time remain, and there is a large zelkova tree that is said to be 800 years old. (Original) 明治時代初期の1875年、金山山頂の金山城本丸跡に、地元有志の出願により創建された郷土が生んだ鎌倉幕府倒幕の立役者の新田義貞を祀った神社です。 「初志貫徹」の神様として崇められています。 境内からは栃木県の佐野市街を始め関東平野が一望できます。 神社裏には当時の金山城の石垣も残っていたり、樹齢800年と言われる大ケヤキなどがあります。

(Translated by Google) This shrine stands on the site of the main citadel of Kanayama Castle. It is also the summit of Kanayama Mountain. It is 239m above sea level. There is a warrior run that circles the shrine, and you can see the stone walls of the main citadel behind the shrine. (Original) 金山城の本丸の跡地に立つ神社。金山の山頂でもあります。標高239m 神社の周囲を一周する武者走りが残っており、神社の裏手には、本丸の石垣を見ることができます。

(Translated by Google) 2024.12 [Admission fee] 200 yen The former name was Tomo Historical Museum. There is a bronze statue of Yoshisada Nitta holding up a sword on the side of the building. As expected from Gunma, the country of clay figures, the first thing you'll see is a display of clay figures. I thought that most of the clay displayed here had been restored and restored. Next, there is an exhibit related to Yoshisada Nitta, who is said to have overthrown the Shogunate in just 15 days. In addition, Chorakuji Temple, which is located right next to this place, was protected by the Tokugawa Shogunate during the Edo period, and the priest Tenkai, who is famous for founding Kan'eiji Temple, changed the sect from Rinzai to Tendai. After that, it became a large temple with over 700 sub-temples. Since the Meiji era, there has been a separation of Buddhism and Shintoism, and it has completely declined. 【overview】 Ota City is home to the Nitta Manor Ruins, a nationally designated historical site consisting of 11 ruins related to the Nitta clan's manor, Nitta Manor. The Nitta-sho Historical Museum stores many materials, including valuable cultural properties from the adjacent Choraku-ji and Tosho-gu shrines that make up the Nitta-sho ruins, as well as ancient tombs and clay clay figures that tell the rich history of Ota City.・It is on display. (Original) 2024.12 【入館料】200円 旧名称は「東毛歴史資料館」（とうもうれきししりょうかん）。 建物脇にある新田義貞が刀を掲げる銅像があります。 埴輪の国群馬らしく、やはりまずは埴輪の展示があります。こちらに展示されている埴輪は大部分が修復復元された埴輪が多いように思いました。 次にわずか15日で倒幕を果たしたとされる新田義貞関連の展示があります。 またこの場所のすぐそばにある長楽寺は江戸時代に徳川の庇護を受け、寛永寺創建で有名な天海僧正によって臨済宗から天台宗に宗旨変えが行われています。その後末寺700以上をかかえる大寺院となったそうです。 明治以降は神仏分離もあり、すっかり衰退しています。 【概要】 太田市には、新田氏の荘園「新田荘」に関する11か所の遺跡からなる、国指定史跡「新田荘遺跡」があります。 新田荘歴史資料館では、新田荘遺跡を構成する、隣接の「長楽寺」「東照宮」の貴重な文化財を始めとして、太田市の豊かな歴史を物語る古墳や埴輪など、多くの資料を保管・展示しております。

(Translated by Google) The museum displays haniwa clay figures excavated from ancient tombs in Ota City, as well as the history and activities of Lord Nitta Yoshisada and the Nitta clan. Valuable items, such as hanging scrolls from the Chorakuji Temple collection, are also on display. A special exhibition is being held to mark the 80th anniversary of the end of the war, though the space is small. Photography is permitted only in the armor worn in the filming of the historical drama "Taiheiki," but photography of anything else is prohibited. Driving south takes you to the Shibusawa Eiichi Memorial Museum, whose portrait appears on the 10,000 yen bill, and Nakanoya, the birthplace of Shibusawa Eiichi. (Original) 太田市内の古墳から出土された埴輪や新田義貞公や新田氏の歴史や動向。また、長樂寺所蔵の掛け軸など貴重な品が展示してあります。また、戦後80年として小さいスペースですが、企画展を行なっています。こちらは大河ドラマ太平記で撮影で着用した甲冑のみ撮影できますが、それ以外は撮影禁止になっております。車で南下すると1万円札の肖像にもなった渋沢栄一記念館や渋沢栄一の生家中の家があります。

(Translated by Google) R7.3.5 ❄. An introduction to Nittaso and a special exhibition were held in the sturdy building. The special exhibition was photographed 🈲. The Iwamatsu family's "cat pictures" are adorable 🐾 (Original) R7.3.5 ❄。堅固な建物に新田荘の紹介と企画展が催されていました。 企画展は撮影🈲でした。岩松家の「猫絵」が愛らしい🐾

(Translated by Google) First visit in May 2025. The admission fee of 200 yen is inexpensive. There are a wide variety of exhibits related to the Genji and Nitta Yoshisada. The haniwa clay figures are amazing. For some reason, are there so many ancient tombs in Saitama and Gunma? Tokugawa is not of the Nitta Genji clan! If he wasn't of the Genji clan, he couldn't become Shogun, so they forced him to be of the Nitta Genji clan. (Original) 2025年5月初訪問。 入館料200円は安価です。 源氏・新田義貞関連他展示物は多彩です。 埴輪が凄いですね。 何故か埼玉、群馬は古墳群が多いのか？ 徳川は新田源氏じゃないよね! 源氏じゃ無いと征夷大将軍になれないので、無理やり新田源氏系列にしたんですよね。

(Translated by Google) Admission fee 200 yen Although the exhibits are a little lacking considering the size of the building, I was able to understand the history of Yoshisada Nitta and increased my desire for knowledge. So after this, I walked to Sojiji Temple (Mr. Nitta's family home?). The building and gardens are very nice (Original) 入館料200円 建物の割には展示物寂しいですが、新田義貞の歩みがよくわかり知識欲が上がりました なのでこの後総持寺(新田氏の実家？)にも歩いて行きました。 建物と庭は大変素晴らしいです

(Translated by Google) I sometimes feel like going to the Nitta Manor Historical Museum. They have exhibits on Nitta Yoshisada, Nitta cats, connections to Tokugawa Ieyasu, haniwa clay figures, and seasonal items. This time, I went to Mantoku-ji Temple and bought a file on Senhime. It's dangerous to go out, and the heatstroke forecast means it's fun to study at the museum. (Original) 新田荘歴史資料館に時々行きたくなります 新田義貞や新田猫　徳川家康とのつながり　埴輪　季節もの展示会　今回は満徳寺まで行って　千姫のファイルを購入 出歩くのが危ない熱中症予報に歴史資料館でゆっくりお勉強するのも楽しい

(Translated by Google) I headed here after visiting Ishina Shrine. Here too, Lord Yoshisada greeted us with the promised pose. The history museum had exhibits related to the life of Lord Yoshisada, as well as clay figurines excavated from the vicinity of Nitta-so. The lawn garden in front of the museum was also spacious. Next door was a Toshogu shrine called Serada Toshogu Shrine, which was dedicated to Tokugawa Ieyasu. I did some research and found that it was built in 1644 by order of the third shogun Iemitsu, by moving the main building of Nikko Toshogu Shrine. If you think about it, this is the historic Toshogu Shrine. (Original) 生品神社を訪れた後にこちらへ向かいました。ここでも義貞公がお約束のポーズで迎えてくれました。歴史資料館は義貞公の生涯に関するもの、また新田荘付近から出土した土偶などの展示もありました。資料館の前にある芝生の庭も広々としていました。なお隣には”世良田東照宮”という徳川家康を祭神とする東照宮がありました。調べてみましたら三代将軍家光の命により三代将軍家光の命により1644年に”日光東照宮”の社殿を移築して創建されてようです。そう考えるここは由緒ある”東照宮”なんですね。

(Translated by Google) Part of a long-shaped sarcophagus, one of only two in eastern Japan, was said to have been seen before, but it could not be confirmed as it seemed to have been buried under the accumulation of fallen leaves🍂. Still, it is the largest keyhole-shaped tumulus in eastern Japan! ️ I would like it to be fixed a little more It was difficult to climb to the rear circle because my feet were slippery due to fallen leaves ⚠️💦 (Original) 東日本で2例だけの長持形石棺の一部が以前は観られたそうだが、落ち葉🍂の堆積で埋まってしまったようで確認できず それでも東日本最大の前方後円墳‼️ もう少し整備してほしい 落ち葉で足元が滑って後円部に登るのが大変⚠️💦

(Translated by Google) access The parking lot is available on part of the road along the Tobu Koizumi Line, and there is even a section for buses. However, there is no guide on how to get to the ancient tomb. If you walk in the direction of the eastern overpass, go around the residential area and enter the inner moat of the tumulus from the path called Mezuka Tenmangu Shrine Sando, you will find a ridged path and stairs leading up to the tumulus (shrine) through a torii gate. By the way, there is also a route similar to a beast trail that takes you from the parking lot to the burial mound in the shortest possible time, and if you go through it, you can climb up the slope where the paving stones are exposed. Recommended points It is the largest in eastern Japan and ranks 28th in Japan as a whole. Although it has not been maintained at all and has not been turned into a tourist destination, it remains as it is and retains its keyhole-shaped tumulus shape. The inner moat has also remained undeveloped, so its shape can be clearly seen from the air. (The end of the rear circle is cut off by the road) When you climb up, you can clearly see the three tiers of the tomb, especially the front part, and above all, although there are a lot of fallen leaves, the tomb is easy to walk around. You can also see paving stones in some parts. There is no need to turn it into a tourist spot and restore it beautifully, but I feel like it should be maintained a little more. I believe that the large tumulus remains in its natural shape and has high historical value. (Original) アクセス 駐車場は、東武小泉線沿いの道路の一部が駐車可能となっていて、バスの区画まである。 ただ、古墳への行き方の案内はない。 東の陸橋の方向に歩き、住宅街を大きく回りこんで目塚天満宮参道という道から古墳内堀に入れば、一応畦道があり、鳥居を通って古墳(社)に登る階段がある。ちなみに、駐車場から最短で古墳に行ける獣道のようなルートもあり、そこを通ると、葺き石がむき出しになっている斜面を登ることができる。 オススメポイント 東日本最大の大きさ、日本全体でも28位にランキングされる。全く整備されておらず、観光地化もしていないが、そのままの姿で、前方後円墳の形は維持されている。内堀も開発されず残っているので、上空からハッキリ形がわかる。(後円部の端が道路で切られているが) 登ると、特に前方部の三段になっていることがよく見えるし、何より落ち葉は多いが歩きまわりやすい古墳。一部には葺き石も見れる。 観光地化してきれいに復元する必要はないが、もう少し整備してくれればと感じる。自然な形で大きな古墳が残されており歴史的価値は高いと思う。

(Translated by Google) May 3, 2025 Tenjinyama Tomb in Ota City, Gunma Prefecture is a keyhole-shaped tomb with a total length of 210m. It is the largest tomb in eastern Japan, and the only one in eastern Japan with a mound length of over 200m. A long-box-shaped stone coffin was used. A long-box-shaped stone coffin is unique to the tombs of the kings of the Kinai region. The person buried in the tomb is thought to have had strong ties to the Yamato royal authority. It is estimated to have been built in the mid-5th century. At that time, China had two dynasties, one in the north and one in the south, and the "Five Kings of Wa" sent envoys to the Southern Dynasty. The person buried in the tomb may have had a connection with the Five Kings of Wa. Tenjinyama Tomb is designated as a national historic site. The mound was completely covered with trees. It seems that many people would not realize that it was a tomb even if they saw it. I visited the tomb early in the morning. When I climbed to the top of the mound, all I could hear was the sound of the branches rustling in the wind and the chirping of birds. It felt like I was in a rural area. (Original) 2025年5月3日 群馬県太田市の天神山古墳は、全長210mの前方後円墳である。 東日本最大規模の古墳で、東日本で唯一墳丘長が200mを超える古墳である。 長持型石棺が使用されていた。 長持型石棺は、畿内王墓特有の石棺である。 被葬者は、ヤマト王権と強いつながりがあったと考えられる。 5世紀中頃に築造されたと推定されている。 この頃、中国は南北に王朝が並立し、南朝に「倭の五王」が遣使した。 古墳の被葬者は、倭の五王と関係があった可能性がある。 天神山古墳は、国の史跡に指定されている。 墳丘は、すっかり樹木で覆われていた。 目にしても、古墳と気付かない人も少なくなさそうだった。 古墳を訪れたのは早朝だった。 墳丘に登ると、耳にするのは、風で揺れる枝葉の音と鳥の鳴き声だけだった。 里山にいる様だった。

(Translated by Google) A keyhole-shaped tumulus from the middle of the Kofun period. It is the largest in eastern Japan. Not investigated. To be honest, it is in its natural state, but to be honest, because it was left alone, the burial mound has become a splendid thicket, with well-trodden paths, and lots of dead leaves and acorns strewn about. Akagi-doshi blows steadily past the winter-dead mounds. There is a torii gate on the east side, and a little above it is a wooden building that looks like a shrine. On the trunk of a miscellaneous tree at the highest point of the burial mound, there is a small sign indicating Mt. Tenjin. Since it's so large, once you step into the wooded area, it feels like you're climbing a mountain. (Original) 古墳時代中期の前方後円墳。東日本では第一位の規模。未調査。体よくいえば自然のままの状態、有り体にいえば、放ったらかしだから、墳丘は立派な雑木林になっていて踏み固められた小道もあり、枯れ葉やドングリが夥しく散乱している。冬枯れの墳丘を赤城下ろしが渺々と吹き過ぎて行く。東側に鳥居があり、その少し上には神社らしき木造建築物が一棟。墳丘の最高所の雑木の幹に天神山との小さな標識が出ている。規模が大きいだけに一旦雑木林に踏み込むと、ちょっとした山登り気分になる。

(Translated by Google) It is the largest keyhole-shaped tumulus in eastern Japan. However, the only maintenance done is weeding. At the very least, wouldn't it be okay to develop it as a park? There is no information board either. You can climb the tomb, but it's not immediately clear where to enter. You have to walk a little from the private parking lot Please check Google Maps before coming. I think Gunma Prefecture should develop and promote more places like this (not just kofun). I only appeal to hot springs. People laugh at me and say there are hot springs everywhere. (Original) 東日本最大の前方後円墳です しかし、草むしり程度の整備しかしてありません 最低限、公園として整備してもよいのでは？ 案内板もありません 古墳に登れますが、どこから入ってよいのかすぐにわかりません 専用の駐車場から少し歩かなければなりません 事前に Google マップで確認してから来てください 群馬県はこういう場所をもっと整備してアピールすべきだと思います(古墳に限らず) 温泉ばかりアピールしていますが 温泉なんてどこにでもあるよって笑われてますよ

(Translated by Google) This tumulus is said to be the largest in eastern Japan. Although it is an important kofun, it has not been particularly maintained. On the contrary, the moat is divided by Prefectural Route 2. There is no parking lot, but you can barely park around the steel tower on the south side of the kofun. (Original) 東日本最大の大きさだという古墳。重要な古墳なのに特に整備されておらず。それどころか県道2号線で堀が分断されてしまっている。駐車場は無いが古墳南側の鉄塔あたりに辛うじて停められそうです。

(Translated by Google) This is the largest kofun in eastern Japan. There is a parking lot near the train tracks a short distance away. You can see the kofun from the parking lot, but farmland blocks the way, so you'll need to take a slight detour. You'll pass through a newly developed residential area on the way. There were many no parking signs along the way. As the largest, it really is huge. It is shaped like a small mountain. With large trees growing there, it feels like walking through a forest. As a result, there are lots of insects flying around, so it's a good idea to use insect repellent depending on the season. A Tenmangu shrine is enshrined in the center. Roofing stones can be seen in various places. (Original) 東日本で一番でかい古墳です。駐車場もちょっと離れた線路そばに用意されてます。駐車場から古墳を見ることはできますが、農地が行く手を遮りますので、ちょっと回り道をします。途中新興住宅街を通ります。道筋には駐禁の文字がたくさん見られました。 最大というだけあってホント大きい。ちょっとした山のような状態。大きな木が生えており、森の中を進むような感じ。そのため虫が豊かに飛んでおり、季節によっては虫除けスプレーを使ったほうが良いと思います。 中央部には天満宮の祠が祀られてます。葺石を所々で見ることができます。

(Translated by Google) The main hall and gate were restored in the Heisei era and are now designated as an archaeological park. It is said that after Tokugawa Ieyasu's granddaughter, Senhime, divorced Toyotomi Hideyori, she entered this temple to end her marriage. I'm looking forward to seeing who Senhime will be in what Ieyasu does. (Original) 本堂や門は平成に復元され、遺跡公園とされています。徳川家康の孫娘、千姫が豊臣秀頼と離縁した後、縁切りのためにこのお寺に入ったといいます。どうする家康では千姫は誰になるのか楽しみです。

(Translated by Google) Like Tokeiji in Kamakura, it is a nunnery called Enkiriji. Inside the museum, you can do something interesting by flushing your wish tag down the toilet. (Original) 鎌倉にある東慶寺と同じく尼寺の縁切寺てす。 資料館の中にはトイレに願い札を流すという面白い事ができます。

(Translated by Google) I stopped by when I went to an RV park in Ota City, Gunma Prefecture to spend the night in a camper. It is a nunnery that, along with Tokeiji Temple in Kamakura, was granted the privilege of saving women during the Edo period. The precincts were a place where you could feel a heavy atmosphere. (Original) 群馬県太田市にあるRVパークへ、キャンピングカーで車中泊しに行った際、立寄ってきました 江戸時代に鎌倉東慶寺と並んで女性を救済するという、縁切りの特権を認められた尼寺です 境内は、なんとなく重たい空気を感じる様な所でした

(Translated by Google) The temple was abandoned in the Meiji period, and during the reconstruction boom of the Showa period, the main hall was restored and revived as the Enkiriji Mantokuji ruins. You can remember the past to some extent. (Original) 明治に廃寺になり、昭和の復興ブームのなかで本堂を復元させて、縁切寺満徳寺遺跡として復活させた。 それなりには昔を偲ぶことができます。

(Translated by Google) It has a peaceful and quiet atmosphere. There aren't many people, so you can relax. (Original) のどかで静かな雰囲気です。 人も少ないので、ゆっくりできるでしょう。

(Translated by Google) You can enter the park for free. It's a bit lonely since only the main hall has been restored, but there are signs where the building used to be, with information written on them, so please take a walk on your way back or before going to the museum. (Original) 無料で園内に入る事ができます。 本堂のみの復元なので少々寂しいのですが、建物があった場所には看板があり、情報が書いてあるため、資料館の帰りや行く前に歩いてみてください。

(Translated by Google) Because it is a rare place called Enkiriji Temple. I think it's worth visiting once. Enkiri-ji may sound creepy, but it is actually a temporary temple. (Original) 縁切寺という珍しい場所なので 一度来てみる価値はあると思います。 縁切寺というと不気味に聞こえますが、駆け込み寺の事です。