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Yatai-no-Machi Central Park - 1 minute walk from us (Closed on Mondays)
Three historical heritage carving stalls are exhibited, and the history of Kanuma's autumn festival and stalls are introduced through sound and images. There is also the Kikusuien, one of Kanuma's three famous japanese gardens, and the Kanuma Sightseeing Products Museum, which introduces and sells Kanuma's sightseeing products. Admission to the exhibition hall is free on Saturdays for elementary and junior high school students.
Machi-no-eki - 5 minute walk from us (Open year-round)
This facility has a tourist information center, a rest area, a produce center with locally grown vegetables and specialties, and a restaurant using local specialties.
Kawakami Sumio Art Museum - 10 minute walk from us (Open year-round)
This museum exhibits the works of Sumio Kawakami, who is known as the poet of woodblock prints. The museum exhibits approximately 2,000 works donated by Katsusaburo Hasegawa, a native of Kanuma City and a student of Sumio Kawakami.

【Train】
Nearest station: [Tobu Nikko Line] Shin-Kanuma Station (18 minutes walk), [JR Nikko Line] Kanuma Station (20 minutes walk)
30 minutes by train from JR Kanuma Station to Nikko Station, Tobu Line Shin-Kanuma Station to Tobu Nikko Station
【Car】
Ginza Street, where Center is located, is a one-way street.
Enter the street from Fukudaya side, and the building will be on your left, and the parking lot will be on your right across the road.
Go through the gate and look for the green round logo mark on the right and back left.
It is dark and difficult to see at night, however please be careful not to park in another space.
【Bicycle】
Rental Bike is available in front of Shin-Kanuma Sta (Closed on Sun, Holidays) or Machi-no-eki.
You can borrow an old bicycle at our space if it's enough for you.