Gassan Shizu Onsen
A hot spring at the foot of Gassan in Nishikawa, on the Rokujurigoe road that linked Murayama and Shonai.
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A hot spring at the foot of Gassan in Nishikawa, on the Rokujurigoe road that linked Murayama and Shonai.
A hot spring in Yamagata City with a free-flowing open-air bath of gypsum-mirabilite water, rare in Japan.
A hot spring in Tendo. The town makes more shogi pieces than anywhere in Japan and often hosts title matches.
A hot spring along the Oguni River in Mogami town, long called the inner parlour of Shinjo.
An amusement park in Kaminoyama, about ten minutes by car from Kaminoyama Onsen.
The oldest public bathhouse among the outer baths of Kaminoyama Onsen, used daily by local people.
The highest hot spring in the prefecture, in Yonezawa. Said to date from 1533, a single inn at the end of a mountain road.
A park in the Akayu hot-spring quarter of Nanyo, looking down on the Okitama basin and known for its cherry blossom.
A ropeway from Zao Onsen to the summit of Mount Torikabuto, 1,787 metres in total length.
An information desk in front of Kaminoyama Onsen Station, opened in 2018.
A mountain road linking Shirabu Onsen in Yonezawa with the north shore of Lake Hibara in Fukushima, closed in winter.
A hot spring in the hills of Sakegawa, ringed by old-growth forest, with only a few inns.
A colony of himesayuri lilies near Tsuchiyu Onsen in Fukushima City, turning the hillside a pale pink.
A hot-spring district in Hanawa. A cure resort since the Edo period, with paths through autumn colour around it.
A snowshoe walk on the old highway from Iizaka Onsen, going to see the ice shapes that form in an abandoned tunnel.
Kayaking on the Surikamigawa dam lake, about 20 minutes from Iizaka Onsen.
A day-use hot spring in Joso, drawing natural water from underground.
A hot spring partway up Mount Tsukuba, with an open-air bath over the Kanto Plain.
A day-use hot spring in Hitachinaka, with an open-air bath and a dining room.
An inn at Fukuroda Onsen in Daigo, within walking distance of the falls.
A hot-spring inn in the hills of Kitaibaraki, standing beside a mountain stream.
A pedestrian suspension bridge about 140 metres long, linking the Kinugawa hot-spring street with the scenic Tateiwa rock.