Kana Garden
A prefectural agricultural park in Hiratsuka, with a rose garden, orchards and rice fields.
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A prefectural agricultural park in Hiratsuka, with a rose garden, orchards and rice fields.
A Soto Zen temple in Minamiashigara, founded in 1394, known for its tengu legends and cedar avenue.
A shore in Hayama, with Mount Fuji lined up beyond the jutting cape.
A hill across Hiratsuka and Oiso, with Sagami Bay and Mount Fuji from the lookout.
A large park in Yokohama with a pond and copse, known for its cherry blossom.
A pond in Agano, a Ramsar wetland, where large numbers of swans arrive in winter.
A pond at about 500 metres on a summit in Joetsu, with a dragon-god legend attached.
A centre in Sado for the crested ibis, where you can watch the birds and see how they were saved.
A shore in Murakami where the waves of the Sea of Japan have cut strange rocks and caves over 11 kilometres.
A temple in Uonuma founded in 1534, its hall filled with the carvings of Untetsu Ishikawa.
A roadside station in Niigata, laying out some 40,000 potted plants and flowering shrubs at any time.
A pass on National Route 352 in Uonuma, known for the sea of clouds that forms at dawn.
A roadside station in Niigata, among the largest in the prefecture, gathering food, local goods and travel information.
The first shrine of Echigo, in Yahiko. Called Oyahiko-sama, it draws crowds at the New Year.
A sightseeing boat from Aga, touring the Agano River gorge in about 40 minutes.
A beech wood at Matsunoyama in Tokamachi, where the trees grew up together after felling in the late Taisho years.
The remains of a gold mine in Sado, with both Edo-period tunnels and modern works.
A Soto Zen temple in Minamiuonuma with some 1,200 years of history, where Uesugi Kagekatsu and Naoe Kanetsugu studied.
A shrine in Nagaoka, moved here about 1820, with followers throughout Japan.
A display centre for nishikigoi in Ojiya, standing where the ornamental carp was first bred.
A 124-metre suspension bridge on Mount Kugami in Tsubame, leading to the Gogoan hermitage connected with the monk Ryokan.