Maebashi City
The prefectural capital of Gunma. Well-equipped with government offices and commercial facilities, offering high daily convenience. Connected to Takasaki by the Jomo Electric Railway. Property prices are slightly lower than Takasaki.
Takasaki City
Gunma largest city and a major transportation hub with Shinkansen connections (Joetsu, Nagano, and Hokuriku lines). Strong commercial scene around Takasaki Station. Commuting to Tokyo is feasible, and property prices are among the highest in the region.
Isesaki City
Known for its vibrant foreign community, particularly South American (Brazilian and Peruvian) residents. Multilingual services are well-developed. Multiple industrial parks provide good employment opportunities.
Ota City
Known as the home base of Fuji Heavy Industries (Subaru). Large foreign population with well-developed multilingual support. Popular for residential living with reasonably priced properties.
Oizumi Town
One of Japan most internationally diverse towns — approximately 30% of residents are foreign nationals. The Brazilian community is very active, with many Portuguese-speaking shops and services.
Northern Saitama Area
Cities like Kumagaya and Fukaya in northern Saitama are also worth noting. Good access to Gunma with stable property prices.