Chichibu Geo Gravity Park

sightseeing

You can enjoy a variety of gravity-based activities from suspension bridges built on the banks of the Arakawa River using the piers of the former Shirakawa Bridge. Wear a harness and walk on the suspension bridge, cross the Arakawa Valley while connected to a cable, or swing over the valley on a trapeze! You can even bungee jump! Enjoy the great outdoors of the Arakawa Valley while taking part in many thrilling activities!

Basic Information

Location
730-4, Arakawa, Niegawa Chichibu City, Saitama Prefecture
TEL
050-5305-6176

Business hours / Fee

Business hours
10: 00-17: 00 (16:00 last reception)
Regular holiday
Irregular holidays
Fee
From 3,000 yen

How to get there

Public transport
About 10 minutes on foot from Mitsumineguchi Station, the end point of the Chichibu Railway
Car
From Tokyo
About 1 hour from Kanetsu Expressway / Hanazono IC via National Highway 140, Minano Yorii Bypass
From Kanetsu Expressway / Hidaka Sayama IC National Route 299-Chichibu-National Route 140,

From Yamanashi
Approximately two and a half hours from the Chuo Expressway Kofu-Showa IC via National Highway 140 and the Karisaka Tunnel. * The Karisaka Tunnel is a toll road
Parking
None, Paid parking available nearby

Other

Remarks
Prices vary by activity

Map

Nearby spots

Mitsumine Shrine
Mitsumine Shrine

The history of the temple is said to date back about 2,000 years ago, to the reign of Emperor Keiko. During the Kamakura period (1185-1333), when faith in Mt. Mitumine spread, Hatakeyama Shigetada, Nitta Yoshioki, and others worshipped here. During the Tokugawa period (1603-1867), the Kishu shogunate and the Kishu family were revered, and gifts from the Kishu family in particular are still treasured by this shrine. When autumn arrives, the “Fifteen Nights and Moon Reading Festival” is held to herald the arrival of autumn in the mountains of Chichibu.

Chichibu Muse Park
Chichibu Muse Park

This park is situated in the rich nature of the Nagaonekyuryo mountains that straddle the border between Chichibu City and Ogano Town. This sprawling area of 375 hectares is divided into three themed zones, Forest of Sports, Forest of Music and Forest of Culture, with each area connected by a 3 km long "Sky Road." This park is best known as one of the best spots to view a breathtaking sea of clouds. The Chichibu area has the perfect conditions for a sea of clouds to form, due to the fog produced by radiative cooling in the Chichibu mountain area. If you get lucky, you may even be able to see the symbolic bridge of Chichibu appear to be floating above the clouds. Chichibu Muse Park has a variety of attractions, such as a music hall, an outdoor stage, Muse Fountain, a spacious garden, and sports facilities. Chichibu Muse Park is the perfect place to enjoy your day, surrounded by the beautiful changing seasons.

Forest Adventure Chichibu
Forest Adventure Chichibu

Located in Chichibu Muse park's "Forest of Sports," this is a facility that anyone can enjoy regardless of age! In a mix of planted and native forests, seven zip lines have been installed high above the valley, making it one of the largest parks in Japan. The park is for adults and children aged 10 years and older. The courses are set at high altitudes making this forest adventure particularly popular among adults!

Sakazukuri no Mori Co., Ltd. Yao Main Branch
Sakazukuri no Mori Co., Ltd. Yao Main Branch

At our product store, locally brewed shochu “Chichibu Nishiki,” liquors and various Chichibu specialty goods are available. You can also try a wide range of alcohols at the tasting area.

Grape Picking in Chichibu, Yokoze Town
Grape Picking in Chichibu, Yokoze Town

Please contact the farms listed in the link below for information about grape picking in Yokoze Town! Prices vary depending on the type of grape. You can also purchase grapes at the Ashigakubo Roadside Station (The farms will ship grapes when they are ready to eat. We apologize for any inconvenience if they are sold out). All farms incorporate appropriate hygiene precautions for a safe and comfortable visit.

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