Former Takahata Station
A former station building made of local Takahata stone, with rolling stock, track and period tools preserved.
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A former station building made of local Takahata stone, with rolling stock, track and period tools preserved.
A post town on the Ushu highway in Kaminoyama, kept from the era of the lords' processions, with the main inn and lodging houses preserved.
Higashine's station. The Yamagata Shinkansen stops here, the gateway to cherry-growing country.
A shop for shogi pieces and a viewing tower in Tendo, marked by a giant king piece.
A mountain road linking Shirabu Onsen in Yonezawa with the north shore of Lake Hibara in Fukushima, closed in winter.
A reservoir made by damming the Sagae River, with what is held to be Japan's tallest fountain rising from the water.
A roadside station along the Sagae River, dealing in cherries and other prefectural goods.
The grave of an army officer in Yuza. Born in Tsuruoka, he moved here after the war.
A park in Yamagata City. Once the garden of a Shingon temple, it was laid out and opened by the city.
A roadside station in Yamagata City, with a plaza for eating imoni stew and bays for sleeping in your car.
A cultural centre at the west exit of Yamagata Station, with one of the larger halls in Tohoku.
A temple in Tsuruoka much revered by those in the fishing trade, with a memorial tower for fish and a five-storey pagoda.
A hot spring in the hills of Sakegawa, ringed by old-growth forest, with only a few inns.
Two shrines in Takahata honouring a dog and a cat that saved the village. Many come to pray for their pets.
The shrine hall on the summit of Mount Haguro, honouring the gods of Gassan, Haguro and Yudono together.