Perched atop Mount Mitsumine, this historic site is known for breathtaking views, intricate architecture, and rare wolf worship. It features the striking Zuishinmon Gate and sacred cedar trees.
Over 1,000 years old, this shrine is central to the Chichibu Night Festival each December. Built with Tokugawa Ieyasu’s support, it features intricate carvings by skilled artisans and offers a tranquil escape in the city center.
Founded in 110, this shrine at the foot of Mount Hodo is known for vibrant carvings and lush surroundings, especially beautiful during autumn. Nearby, the Hodosan Ropeway leads to scenic mountain trails.
This expansive park spans 375 hectares and features scenic trails and cultural sites. It offers recreational areas and stunning views, including a bridge that seems to float among a stunning sea of clouds.
This park is famous for its stunning moss pink (shibazakura) fields that bloom from late April to early May, creating vibrant displays of pink, purple, and white across rolling landscapes, attracting many visitors.
Founded in 708, this shrine is associated with Japan’s first circulating coin, ensuring financial success to visitors. It houses treasures like Wado rocks and centipede-shaped copper ornaments, near the historic Wado Ruins.
Home to Ryujin Pond, the oldest spring in Chichibu, this shrine is dedicated to a water god. Visitors can receive powerful charms and purify money in the sacred water, believed to bring financial blessings.
This small limestone cave provides a unique experience with its eerie atmosphere and steep paths. It's an adventurous spot for those who enjoy exploring tight spaces and unconventional locations.
This vibrant tourist farm specializes in strawberries, grapes, and shiitake mushrooms. Visitors can enjoy seasonal produce, noodle-making, and unique dining experiences, including a special lava barbecue.
The exhibition hall showcases the Chichibu Night Festival, a top float festival in Japan, with immersive sound and light displays that recreate the festival atmosphere and feature ornate floats crafted by artisans.
This museum showcases Chichibu-Meisen, a traditional silk fabric celebrated for its vibrant patterns. Explore historical displays, purchase woven goods, and engage in hands-on dyeing and weaving activities.
Nestled in scenic valleys, this farm offers seasonal pick-your-own fruit experiences and emphasizes organic farming. Visitors can enjoy a unique all-you-can-eat fruit experience featuring local varieties.
Japan's first gravity-based adventure park offers thrilling experiences like a suspension bridge and zipline rides across Arakawa Valley, set against breathtaking views and exhilarating attractions.
This renovated Meiji-era inn preserves historic charm, featuring a sunken hearth and rental boxes that showcase local crafts. It's a great place for tourists to gather information and connect with locals.
Step back in time with a steam locomotive ride in Japan, a rare experience as these trains are no longer widely used. While other modern trains take the same route, this nostalgic journey offers the unique charm of a classic steam engine.
This tourist center allows visitors to enjoy local cuisine and purchase products within the former Kakihara Shoten, showcasing Chichibu Meisen and beautiful festival floats, one of Japan's three most stunning festivals.
This quaint village has transformed into a 'Scarecrow Village' featuring over 60 handmade scarecrows. Visitors can explore historic inns and enjoy views of the surrounding mountains.
This vibrant stone-paved shopping street in Chichibu is lined with historic shrines, shops, and restaurants, offering a charming experience. Explore local traditions and enjoy the peaceful ambiance of this old-town atmosphere.
