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A pond at about 1,400 metres on the Zao central uplands. The colour of the water shifts with the light.
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A pond at about 1,400 metres on the Zao central uplands. The colour of the water shifts with the light.
A hilltop park in Oe on the site of Atezawa Tateyama Castle, looking down on the bends of the Mogami River.
A products hall on National Route 13, where goods from across the prefecture can be bought together.
An orchard on the hills of Kaminoyama, growing plums, grapes and apples as well as cherries.
A marsh at the eighth station of Gassan, 1,400 metres up, rich in alpine plants.
The only zoo in the prefecture, in Kahoku. Small, but it keeps unusual birds.
A launch site on Mount Jubuichi in Nanyo. You can drive to the top, and a sea of clouds forms on autumn mornings.
Uplands east of Yamadera on the Miyagi border, reached on foot from an unstaffed station.
A waterfall in Yonezawa with a drop of about 80 metres, chosen among Japan's hundred finest falls.
Uplands at 1,300 metres in Yonezawa. Ride up by cable and look out over the ranges around.
A 2,236-metre mountain across Yamagata and Akita, rising in one sweep from sea level.
A dam completed in 2011 and its lake, where boats leave for the Mibuchi gorge.
A waterfall in the Mogami gorge at Tozawa, one of Japan's hundred finest, seen from the river boat.
Shinjo's station, where the Yamagata Shinkansen and three local lines meet — the gateway to the Mogami district.
Higashine's station. The Yamagata Shinkansen stops here, the gateway to cherry-growing country.
A shop for shogi pieces and a viewing tower in Tendo, marked by a giant king piece.
A reservoir made by damming the Sagae River, with what is held to be Japan's tallest fountain rising from the water.
A roadside station along the Sagae River, dealing in cherries and other prefectural goods.
A park in Yamagata City. Once the garden of a Shingon temple, it was laid out and opened by the city.
A roadside station in Yamagata City, with a plaza for eating imoni stew and bays for sleeping in your car.
A cultural centre at the west exit of Yamagata Station, with one of the larger halls in Tohoku.
A museum in a building raised in 1922 as the Ministry of Communications' Electrical Testing Laboratory, Fukushima Testing Station. It has shown photography since 2003.
A multipurpose dam in Nishigo, completed in fiscal 2000, with the Nasu range reflected on the water.