Tatara-numa
多々良沼
A large Gunma marshland and Japan Heritage site famous for wintering tundra swans and a long wisteria trellis.
What it is
- A marsh spanning eighty hectares across Tatebayashi City and Ora Town.
- A designated component of the Tatebayashi Satonuma Japan Heritage site.
- A natural habitat for carp, crucian carp, and snakehead fish.
- An environmental area protected by a nature restoration council and local residents.
What to see
- Migrating tundra swans that inhabit the shallow waters during winter months.
- A wisteria trellis stretching one hundred thirty meters in length.
- Ukishima Benzaiten shrine situated on a peninsula within the marsh.
- A seven kilometer perimeter path surrounding the one to two meter deep water.
When to go
- November to March to observe the migrating tundra swans.
Getting there
- A fifteen minute walk from Narushima Station.
- A twenty minute drive from the Tatebayashi Interchange.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Tatara-numa Open in Google Maps
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