Transportation

Bus (Gururin, South-Circulation/Clockwise)
"Takasaki Station East Entrance" -> "Entrance to Takasaki University of Commerce Short College"(Shoukatandai Iriguchi)-> "Negoya-machi Nakahata" -> "Negoya Station Icchobata" -> "Negoya Eki Iriguchi" (about 30 to 40 minutes)

Joshin Railway
"Takasaki Station" -> "Yamana Station" (about 9 minutes)

Yamana Hachimangu Shrine
	The starting point of the Ishibumi no Michi stone monument hiking trail is the Yamana Hachimangu Shrine. This shrine is a very famous place for parents to come to pray to raise their children well. There is a spring festival (April 15th) and an autumn festival (October 15th) held here every year. On these days, visitors come to this shrine to buy a Shishigashira (lion's head) and a sickle. The building was constructed 250 years ago with decorative sculptures along the main building. Six fantastic brightly colored beasts stand guard over the building capturing the attention of all who come to pray.
Ishibumi no Michi
	Take a walk along the Ishibumi no Michi. You can relax in natural surroundings and experience the romantic mood of ancient history. One section of an ancient poem is engraved on a series of stones.
Yama-no-ue Monument
	This is a special nationally designated hostorical site. It is one of the three most important historic spots in Gunma Prefecture. A priest of Houkouji Temple, named Chori built this monument in tribute to his mother, Kokubaitoji, in 681.