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  • Onioshidashi Park rocks
    Onioshidashi Park rocks
    Category: Parks / gardens
    Area: Shima Onsen

    Onioshidashi Park Onioshidashi Park in Gunma prefecture lies on the foot of Mount Asama. The park’s sea of rocks was created as a result of an eruption in 1783. The rocky area measures 6.8㎢ and is an extraordinary, strange sight. Also in the park, there are over 100 species of alpine plants. Some, like the goblin gold moss, are extremely rare.

  • Chatsubomigoke Moss Park
    Chatsubomigoke Moss Park
    Category: Parks / gardens
    Area: Shima Onsen

    Chatsubomigoke Moss Park Chatsubomigoke Moss Park, locating Gunma’s Agatsuma district, is a unique park with rare mosses. In the park, you can see the chatsubomigoke moss, a rare type of moss that can only survive by highly acidic waters. The chatsubomigoke moss is designated as a national natural monument. Even throughout Japan, the only places where the moss can be found are here in Agatsuma and in Aso, Kumamoto. Although the park is closed off during the winter months, there are special irregular snowshoe events held here and there. The moss and the hot acidic springs surrounded by snow is an ethereal sight.