Kitakanbara Rice Terraces
Terraced paddies in Sanjo at the foot of Mount Awagatake, chosen among Japan's hundred finest terraced fields.
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Terraced paddies in Sanjo at the foot of Mount Awagatake, chosen among Japan's hundred finest terraced fields.
A 482-metre mountain in Niigata, where almost every plant native to the prefecture can be seen.
A colony of dogtooth violets at the Tenjinyama castle site in Nishikan ward, Niigata City, flowering as the snow melts.
A colony of skunk cabbage near Naeba in Yuzawa, seen from a boardwalk.
A Japanese-style park at the foot of Mount Sakado in Minamiuonuma, with skunk cabbage along a stream.
Some 20,000 skunk cabbage plants at Jimoto in Tainai, a prefectural natural monument.
A clearing at 890 metres in Sado, with wild cherries spread sideways under the weight of snow.
Cherry trees along a drainage channel in Niigata, planted by local residents in 1989.
A park in Konan ward, Niigata City, with cherries around a pond, including a variety with green flowers.
Cherry trees along the Arakawa in Sekikawa, at their best in early April.
A temple cherry in Agano, named for flowers that hang linked like prayer beads.
A wild cherry wood on Mount Omine in Tainai, named a national natural monument in 1934.
A 5.2-hectare park in Tainai, planted with 300 cherry trees of 109 varieties.
A park and pond in Minamiuonuma, with a legend of a woman at her loom, known for cherry blossom.
A park in Yuzawa with an athletics ground, a baseball field and a pool.
A park in Tokamachi planted with pale yellow cherries, rare in the prefecture.
A park of some 13 hectares beside Yahiko Station, laid out as the outer grounds of Yahiko Shrine, with streams and bridges.
A weeping cherry in Tokamachi, lit at night during the flowering season.
Cherry trees along 4.6 kilometres of irrigation channel in Agano, planted by residents in 1980.
A great kasumi cherry in Tokamachi, its trunk about 3.6 metres around; a city natural monument.
A park in Nagaoka with some 2,500 cherry trees, which the townspeople call simply the hill.
Cherries at Kaichoji in Sado, two trees said to have been planted by the retired Emperor Juntoku.