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Tubs for gathering wakame and abalone among the rocks. Visitors can row them too.
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Tubs for gathering wakame and abalone among the rocks. Visitors can row them too.
One of the three great gorges of Japan. Columnar jointing reflects in the water mirror inside the tunnel.
Two hundred paddies catching the morning sun. Certified as a Tsunagu Terraced Rice Fields Heritage site.
A view over the Echigo plain and the Japan Sea, with the inner shrine at the summit.
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.
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.