Undoin Temple
A Soto Zen temple in Minamiuonuma with some 1,200 years of history, where Uesugi Kagekatsu and Naoe Kanetsugu studied.
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A Soto Zen temple in Minamiuonuma with some 1,200 years of history, where Uesugi Kagekatsu and Naoe Kanetsugu studied.
A day-use hot spring in Akiha ward, Niigata, opened in 1954, known for water with a strong smell of petroleum.
A shrine in Nagaoka, moved here about 1820, with followers throughout Japan.
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 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 ski area at Matsunoyama in Tokamachi, with snow play equipment usable in ordinary boots.
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.
The salmon cooking of Murakami. Every part from head to tail is used, in more than a hundred dishes.
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 free observation room on the 31st floor of Toki Messe in Niigata, 125 metres up, over the city and the Sea of Japan.
A ski area at Tochio in Nagaoka, with three gentle runs and a sledging slope.
A garden of snow camellia in Aga, protecting and raising the wild species that grow there.
A colony of snow camellia. The plant is native to Japan and grows wild only on the Sea of Japan side.
A memorial hall in Joetsu on the work of the applied microbiologist Kin'ichiro Sakaguchi, with brewing tools.
A botanical garden in Nagaoka, keeping the hill country of snow country as it is and leaving only native plants.