Tokyo to Takasaki
How to get to Takasaki from Tokyo? Takasaki has a long history with many ancient cultural heritages. Byakue Dai-kannon, the symbol and protector of the city, is situated on the mountain west of the city. Through the displaying window from Byakue Dai-kannon, visitors can see the city view of Takasaki, Mount Mikuni, and Mount Kumotori. There is a Shorinzan Daruma-ji Temple on the west side of the city, dedicated to Daruma which is very popular in Japan. From Tokyo city center to Takasaki is about 120 Km, a 2-2.5 hours drive. Because the traffic between the two cities is usually very busy, we recommend reserving more time for the transit. Many travelers prefer a one day trip to Takasaki.
What to See in Takasaki
Byakue Dai-kannon has a height of 41.8 meters and about 6000 tons. Made with reinforced concreted, the Kannon statue was the largest in the world when it was made in 1936. The statue is very magnificent and attracts many visitors to visit. There are 20 kannon worshiped in the hall.
Mount Haruna: Mount Haruna is located in Takasaki of the Gunma Prefecture, northeast of Kansai. It is a double volcano consists of Mount Myogi and Akagiyama, which are known for the steep. The Haruna Shrine is located on the southwest side of the mountain. With the highest altitude of 1449 meter, Mount Haruna is a dormant volcano.
Lake Haruna: is a crater lake about 5km from Mount Haruna. There are tennis courts, camping sites, and fishing ground by the lake. In summer, visitors can take a boat ride and watch fireflies. Additionally, Lake Haruna has fireworks on the first Friday every August, and the reflection of firework over the lake is definitely not to be missed. In the traditional ritual, witches would ride a dragon boat to the center of the lake and releases koi as tributes.
Shorinzan Darumaji Temple: is the birthplace of Daruma, a popular mascot started around 1697 in Japan. The temple collects many Darumas, which have completed their mission. Every year on January 6 and 7, the temple hosts the Dauma Event, during which the local pray for a good new year.
Takasaki Castle Ruins:The Takasaki Castle was built under the order of Tokugawa Ieyasu, and it is now the Takasaki Castle Ruins Park. There are over 300 Yoshino cherry trees in the park, turning the park into a famous cherry blossom viewing place. People can enjoy the elegant reflection of the cherry blossom over the river as well as the illuminated city at night.
How to Get to Takasaki from Tokyo
You can take the Shinkansen ASAMA/HAKUTAKA/YAMABIKO/MIZUHO/SAKURA from Tokyo to Takasaki. The average travel time is 1hr 46 min. The first train usually departs at 00:20, and the last train departs at 23:00. A door to door car rental service with driver is probably the best option. Our private transfer service has professional and friendly drivers. If you reserve in advance, we can arrange a driver who speaks simple English. We provide different car types to meet your need: 7-seater Alphard minivan, 10-seater van, 14-seater van, and 20-seater coaster bus. Japan Holiday is headquartered in Tokyo. We are very happy to provide you chauffeur service and travel booking services for tourists. If you have any requests or questions, please contact our customer service representatives. For the details of prices, please visit: Tokyo Chauffeur Services.
How to get to Takasaki from Tokyo? Takasaki has a long history with many ancient cultural heritages. Byakue Dai-kannon, the symbol and protector of the city, is situated on the mountain west of the city. Through the displaying window from Byakue Dai-kannon, visitors can see the city view of Takasaki, Mount Mikuni, and Mount Kumotori. There is a Shorinzan Daruma-ji Temple on the west side of the city, dedicated to Daruma which is very popular in Japan. From Tokyo city center to Takasaki is about 120 Km, a 2-2.5 hours drive. Because the traffic between the two cities is usually very busy, we recommend reserving more time for the transit. Many travelers prefer a one day trip to Takasaki.
Tokyo to Takasaki Private Chauffeur
Our company provides budget Japan tours, and affordable private chauffeur service to Takasaki from Tokyo for foreign visitors. Some of your private drivers can speak basic English, and will escort you to Takasaki from Tokyo. Whether you are going to Takasaki from Tokyo's airports or hotels, private transfer are the most convenient and affordable way. For more information, please contact our Japan limousine service specialists.What to See in Takasaki
Byakue Dai-kannon has a height of 41.8 meters and about 6000 tons. Made with reinforced concreted, the Kannon statue was the largest in the world when it was made in 1936. The statue is very magnificent and attracts many visitors to visit. There are 20 kannon worshiped in the hall.
Mount Haruna: Mount Haruna is located in Takasaki of the Gunma Prefecture, northeast of Kansai. It is a double volcano consists of Mount Myogi and Akagiyama, which are known for the steep. The Haruna Shrine is located on the southwest side of the mountain. With the highest altitude of 1449 meter, Mount Haruna is a dormant volcano.
Lake Haruna: is a crater lake about 5km from Mount Haruna. There are tennis courts, camping sites, and fishing ground by the lake. In summer, visitors can take a boat ride and watch fireflies. Additionally, Lake Haruna has fireworks on the first Friday every August, and the reflection of firework over the lake is definitely not to be missed. In the traditional ritual, witches would ride a dragon boat to the center of the lake and releases koi as tributes.
Shorinzan Darumaji Temple: is the birthplace of Daruma, a popular mascot started around 1697 in Japan. The temple collects many Darumas, which have completed their mission. Every year on January 6 and 7, the temple hosts the Dauma Event, during which the local pray for a good new year.
Takasaki Castle Ruins:The Takasaki Castle was built under the order of Tokugawa Ieyasu, and it is now the Takasaki Castle Ruins Park. There are over 300 Yoshino cherry trees in the park, turning the park into a famous cherry blossom viewing place. People can enjoy the elegant reflection of the cherry blossom over the river as well as the illuminated city at night.
How to Get to Takasaki from Tokyo
You can take the Shinkansen ASAMA/HAKUTAKA/YAMABIKO/MIZUHO/SAKURA from Tokyo to Takasaki. The average travel time is 1hr 46 min. The first train usually departs at 00:20, and the last train departs at 23:00. A door to door car rental service with driver is probably the best option. Our private transfer service has professional and friendly drivers. If you reserve in advance, we can arrange a driver who speaks simple English. We provide different car types to meet your need: 7-seater Alphard minivan, 10-seater van, 14-seater van, and 20-seater coaster bus. Japan Holiday is headquartered in Tokyo. We are very happy to provide you chauffeur service and travel booking services for tourists. If you have any requests or questions, please contact our customer service representatives. For the details of prices, please visit: Tokyo Chauffeur Services.
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Most Frequently Asked Questions
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How far is it to travel from Tokyo to Takasaki?From Tokyo city center to Takasaki is about 120 Km, a 2-2.5 hours drive. Because the traffic between the two cities is usually very busy, we recommend reserving more time for the transit. Many travelers prefer a one day trip to Takasaki.
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Does Japan Holiday provide private transfer service to Takasaki?Japan Holiday provides door to door car rental service with driver. Our private transfer service has professional and friendly drivers. If you reserve in advance, we can arrange a driver who speaks simple English. We provide different car types to meet your need: 7-seats van, 10-seats van, 14-seats van, and 20 seats coaster bus.
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How to get to Takasaki from Tokyo by public transportationYou can take the Shinkansen ASAMA/HAKUTAKA/YAMABIKO/MIZUHO/SAKURA from Tokyoto Takasaki. The average travel time is 1hr 46 min. The first train usually departs at 00:20, and the last train departs at 23:00.
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What to do in Takasaki?Byakue Dai-kannon is the symbol and protector of the city. Shorinzan Daruma-ji Temple, Lake Haruna, Takasaki Castle Ruins, Haruna Shrine, and Mount Haruna are also worth visiting.
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What is the best place to get a panoramic view of the Takasaki?Byakue Dai-kannon has a height of 41.8 meter. At the end of the 146 steps of the roundabout stairs, visitors can reach the shoulder level of the Kannon statue at the 9th floor, the highest floor. People can see the Takasaki city through the windows on each floor.
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Where can I see cherry blossom in Takasaki during spring?There are over 300 Yoshino cherry trees in the park, turning the park into a famous cherry blossom viewing place. People can enjoy the elegant reflection of the cherry blossom over the river as well as the illuminated city at night.
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Where can I see maple leaves in Takasaki during fall?At Lake Haruna, visitors can take boat ride and watch firework on the first Friday every August. The lake is decorated with red maple leaves in fall and illuminated with light in winter from December to February, attracting many tourists.
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What shrine in Takasaki is worth visiting?Shorinzan Darumaji Temple is the birthplace of Daruma, a popular mascot started around 1697 in Japan. The temple collects many Darumas, which have completed their mission. Every year on January 6 and 7, the temple hosts the Dauma Event, during which the local pray for a good new year.
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