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Officially called Haruna Prefectural Park.
This territory once have been owned by the Emperor Hirohito - Showa Tenno. And it was opened as a park celebrating his marriage.
It provides Mt Haruna and Haruna-ko (lake) with surrounding grassy plain.
You will enjoy boating, BBQ in summer, and skating, fishing pond smelts in winter.
Updated Apr 4, 2011
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You can't complete without riding on the swan boat there. Since there are not very much to do around the lake, just fishing, BBQ, seeing going around the lake riding on a carriage or shopping around souvenir shops.
Updated Apr 4, 2011
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So we rode on one of them. It costs to rent one 1000yen per 30mins.
The seating capacity of it is 2 adults with 2 kids. That was good for us.
30mins is not long enough to conquer the lake. Besides, the boat doesn't run fast. When I looked back after paddled a certain extent, I imagined we were already away from the shore though, the shore was just behind us.
Updated Aug 20, 2003
Haruna Agatsuma-so: room with a view
stonefree Says: This accommodation is run by the autonomy and not too very fomal. So it is very nice for young family like us with unreasonable little gang kids. Most rooms have nice views of the mountain with the lake also a little coppice before them. You will enjoy the view of each...
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You will be shown into a huge tatami parlor. The room has capacity of about 200 persons.
Favorite Dish: This shop serves only 2menu. Udon (wheat noodles) and tempura. You can have hot souped udon in winter but not in summer. Tempura is only of maitake. Maitake is a sort of mushroom.
As for me, the soup was little bit too salty, too soy source to me... Although, the udon noodle was great.
Updated Apr 4, 2011
Address: 198 Mizusawa, Ikaho-machi, Kita Gummma-gun, Gumma
Phone: 0279-72-3295
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Play with fire... or you only have things to do drinking in your room after bathing.
There is no club, bar or any kind of adult spot out there.
Dress Code: whatever... T-shirt with short pants and flip-flops, yukata, pyjamas... whatever
Updated Aug 20, 2003
Mt Haruna and its lake are totally what we call an "Off the Beaten Path" altough the area is known as a nice summer resort to the residents in Tokyo since very long time ago. In a word, it maybe too...
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