Yamagata Epson Aquarium Kamo-sui
An aquarium in Tsuruoka holding more jellyfish species than anywhere in the world, refitted in April 2026.
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An aquarium in Tsuruoka holding more jellyfish species than anywhere in the world, refitted in April 2026.
A former quarry in Takahata, where a stone wall about 30 metres high stands vertical.
A cedar in Sakegawa said to be a thousand years old, known for the two trunks that stand side by side.
A boat trip on the Mogami River from Tozawa, descending the Mogami gorge to the boatman's songs.
A lift toward Mount Katta on Zao, used to reach the crater lake Okama.
A day-use bathhouse at Ginzan Onsen, a timber-framed building designed by Kengo Kuma.
A dahlia garden in Kawanishi: 100,000 plants of 650 varieties over four hectares.
A roadside station in Shirataka, beside a fish weir on the Mogami River, serving sweetfish dishes.
An orchard in Kaminoyama growing organic fruit through the seasons, its greenhouse cherries ripening early.
A Monju hall in Takahata, counted one of Japan's three great Monju, where people come to pray before examinations.
An orchard in Tendo with seasonal fruit picking and its own shop.
A former station building made of local Takahata stone, with rolling stock, track and period tools preserved.
A post town on the Ushu highway in Kaminoyama, kept from the era of the lords' processions, with the main inn and lodging houses preserved.
The grave of an army officer in Yuza. Born in Tsuruoka, he moved here after the war.