See & Do
Discover the Beauty of Tsumagoi
Explore the breathtaking landscapes and cultural highlights of Tsumagoi Village. From wide-open cabbage fields to volcanic mountains and scenic viewpoints, this is where you can slow down and take in the natural beauty of rural Japan.
Tsumagoi Folk Museum
Discover local life and farming culture, including cabbage production. Learn about the great eruption of Mt. Asama and its impact on the region.
Kanbara Kannon-Do
Kanbara Village was completely covered by the eruption of Mt. Asama in 1783 and has been called the Oriental Pompeii.
Asama Rhododendron
Around 1,500,000 Rhododendron plants bloom each year from May to June in Asama Highland Rhododendron Park.
Yunomaru Astragalus Azalea
More than 600,000 Astragalus Azalea plants bloom each year from June to July on Mt. Yunomaru, covering it in a vivid vermilion carpet.
Japanese Larch Hill
The best time for visiting the hill is on dark nights; as there is no artficial light, the dark night sky looks mysterious and beautiful.
Aisai no Oka "Lover's Hill"
A scenic viewpoint where visitors express love to their partners. Enjoy wide-open views of fields and mountains.
Lake Baragi
A peaceful lake surrounded by forests and open highland scenery. Enjoy relaxing walks and outdoor activities in every season.
Mt. Asama Magma Stone Park
Explore a dramatic landscape shaped by a major eruption of Mt. Asama in 1783. Walk among lava rocks and experience the power of nature.
Ishidoi Falls
One of the best stunning walking trails in Tsumagoi. It is perfect to spend time by the water afterwards.
Tamadare Falls
It is located between Kazawa onsen and Shin-Kazawa onsen where you can hike on the trails.
Experience Tsumagoi Like a Local
Get active and immerse yourself in local life. Enjoy outdoor adventures, seasonal activities, and hands-on experiences that let you connect with nature and the community.
Where Exploration Never Ends
Cycling Season is On!
Pedal into a landscape where vast cabbage fields stretch across rolling highlands and quiet roads lead you through wide, open space.
Bicycles are available for rent at the tourist information center, making it easy to start your journey. In Tsumagoi, every turn reveals another view worth stopping for.