
A highland farm road above 1000 m through Tsumagoi’s cabbage fields, with Hokkaido-like open ridgelines and close views of Mount Asama.
The Tsumagoi Panorama Line is a village road, split into a southern and a northern route totalling around 30 km, threading the highland plateau of Tsumagoi in Gunma. The more celebrated northern route runs ridgelines over vast cabbage fields with sweeping, almost Hokkaido-feeling open curves, while the southern route hugs the lower skirt of Mount Asama. It is wide, smooth and flowing rather than technical, which is exactly its charm as a touring road, and it features on lists of Japan’s hundred finest roads. Parts of the north route close in winter, roughly early December to early April. Mind the seasonal closures, farm vehicles and harvest-season trucks, and the lack of barriers on the open highland edges.
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Where it runs10.7 mi · point to point
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busiest around mile 5Elevation
under 4%4–8%over 8%1,036.2 – 1,319.2 mPoints of interest1 stop
- Aisai no OkaSmall hill viewpoint with a shouting deck looking out over cabbage fields to Mount Asama2.0 mi in
Hazards
- Partial winter closure of the north route
- Slow farm vehicles and harvest trucks
- Open unbarriered highland edges
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“Its scenery evokes the feeling of Hokkaido, making it a popular spot for touring.”
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