Naena Falls
A 55-metre waterfall in Myoko, chosen among Japan's hundred finest falls.
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A 55-metre waterfall in Myoko, chosen among Japan's hundred finest falls.
A pond 13 metres deep in Itoigawa, known for repeated sightings of a very large fish.
The collective name for valley hamlets from Tsunan into Sakae in Nagano. Heavy snow country, written of by Bokushi Suzuki.
A visitor facility on Senkaku Bay in Sado, with sea cliffs seen from the lookout.
A 30-kilometre scenic road in Sado from Kanai to Aikawa, its highest point above 900 metres.
Terraced paddies at Yamakoshi in Nagaoka, with terraced ponds for raising carp, stepping down the slope.
A colony of snow camellia. The plant is native to Japan and grows wild only on the Sea of Japan side.
A botanical garden in Nagaoka, keeping the hill country of snow country as it is and leaving only native plants.
A park in Kamo with some 50,000 snow camellias, the prefectural tree, flowering with the cherries in April.
A strawberry farm in Nagaoka, where what you pick is sold by weight.
A national park in Nagaoka with wide lawns, flower beds and sports facilities.
A centre in Niigata on the theme of food and flowers, with animals to meet and a farm stand.
Tulip fields at Sumoto in Gosen. In bulb-growing country, they cover the ground in mid April.
A park in Tainai, with a tulip event from mid April to early May.
A hill in Kashiwazaki on an old castle site, with dogtooth violets tended by a preservation group.
A mountain in Minamiuonuma with the Sakado castle site at its summit and dogtooth violets in spring.
A mountain in Minamiuonuma, a colony of dogtooth violets reachable on foot from the station, with burial mounds.
A 321-metre mountain in Minamiuonuma, where the dogtooth violets flower earliest in the city.
The collective name for the 900-metre peaks of Sado, with wild flowers on the uplands.
Terraced paddies in Sanjo at the foot of Mount Awagatake, chosen among Japan's hundred finest terraced fields.
A 482-metre mountain in Niigata, where almost every plant native to the prefecture can be seen.
A colony of dogtooth violets at the Tenjinyama castle site in Nishikan ward, Niigata City, flowering as the snow melts.
A Japanese-style park at the foot of Mount Sakado in Minamiuonuma, with skunk cabbage along a stream.