Echigo-Yuzawa
The setting of Kawabata Yasunari's Snow Country. The hot spring on the far side of the tunnel.
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The setting of Kawabata Yasunari's Snow Country. The hot spring on the far side of the tunnel.
A hot spring opened in 1915. Its sulphur content is among the highest in Japan, and the water looks green.
A 634-metre mountain. From the summit you see the Echigo plain, the Sea of Japan and as far as Sado Island.
A gorge in Tokamachi. At the end of a pedestrian tunnel, a space of still water mirrors the view.
A shop in Echigo-Yuzawa Station where you can taste the prefecture's sake, with rice crackers and foods.
A shrine in the hills of Nagaoka, revered as a god of fortune, drawing worshippers from across Japan.
A hot-spring facility in Aga, with generous flow and thick, smooth water.
A hot spring at Matsudai in Tokamachi. The open-air bath looks over the Uonuma ranges, with a sea of clouds on some mornings.
A ski area at Matsunoyama in Tokamachi, with snow play equipment usable in ordinary boots.
A prefectural park in Shibata with a swimming beach, lawns and sports facilities.
A ski area in Yuzawa with a large vertical drop and lodging alongside.
A park in Murakami on the hill from Senami Onsen toward Iwafune port, with cherry blossom in spring.
A park of some 13 hectares beside Yahiko Station, laid out as the outer grounds of Yahiko Shrine, with streams and bridges.