Surrounded by the greenery of Momijidaira Comprehensive Park, the Gunma Museum of Natural History is a learning hub where you can experience a 4.6 billion-year time travel of the Earth. Passing through the entrance, you'll find the "Earth's Formation" zone, showcasing layers of rock, fossils, and minerals, before moving on to a large-scale exhibit tracing the evolution of life, complete with light and sound effects for a more immersive experience.

The most popular exhibit is the dinosaur floor, featuring moving reconstructions and full-body skeletons. Children and adults alike will be captivated by the roar of a Tyrannosaurus Rex and the appearance of a pterosaur. The Darwin Room and Gunma Nature Diorama offer a immersive introduction to the ecology of rural woodlands, mountains, and rivers. Experience the ecology of the satoyama, mountainous regions, and rivers with interactive exhibits, microscopic observations, and mini-explanations and workshops on weekends, offering a truly "see, touch, and learn" experience.

The museum is stroller-friendly, and the museum is equipped with nursing rooms, lockers, and a museum shop. While the permanent exhibits alone take 90 to 120 minutes, a half-day plan is recommended if you also want to explore the special exhibitions. You can stay here comfortably even on rainy days, and on sunny days you can enjoy a stroll in the park, which increases your satisfaction. It is also close to the Tomioka Silk Mill, a World Heritage Site, making it a convenient place to stop by for family trips, field trips, or train or car trips.