[Niigata] Gunma Flower Viewing/Onsen/Snow Play Tour with Fruit Picking

• * A four-season trip to Gunma. In spring and autumn, you can stroll along the Ikaho Onsen Stone Street and soak in the thousand-year-old golden hot spring. In winter, you can enjoy the snow park at Tanbara Ski Resort.
• * Fukiwara Falls is as surging as the "Little Niagara of the East". It has abundant water in spring and summer, and is surrounded by maple leaves in autumn, which is beautiful.
• * Harada Farm is open for picking all year round. Strawberries from December to June, grapes from September to October, and apples from October to December. Pick and eat them now, fresh and juicy.
• * Tamara Lavender Park is in full bloom in July and August. 50
• 000 purple flowers sway in the wind. You can take the flower field cable car to overlook the romantic scenery.
• * Winter only, the ski resort snow basin, sled, and snow bumper cars are super fun. It is a winter paradise for parent-child families. Making snowmen and snowball fights are endless fun!
• * The Ikaho Onsen Street described by Natsume Soseki hides retro shops

**Fukiwara Falls (available all year round)** — "The Little Niagara Falls of the East", a 7m high and 30m wide waterfall rushing over rocks, with different scenery in each season! There is plenty of water in spring and summer, and the maple leaves decorate the waterfall in autumn, which is beautiful. **Harada Farm Fruit Picking (available all year round)** — Fresh fruits are fragrant all year round, strawberries from December to June, cherries from June to July, blueberries from July to August, peaches from August to September, grapes from September to October, and apples from October to December, sweet and juicy! Pick and eat now, enjoy the charm of the fruit kingdom **The following are seasonal attractions** **Ikaho Onsen Stone Street (April to June & September to November)** — Climb 365 stone steps to visit the thousand-year-old hot spring holy land. The Golden Hot Spring nourishes the body and mind, strolls along the old streets to taste the hot spring steamed buns, and you can also check out the ancient