Yamadera and Hojusan Risshakuji Temple
A mountain temple said to date from 860. Climb steps cut into the rock and halls appear on the cliff face.
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A mountain temple said to date from 860. Climb steps cut into the rock and halls appear on the cliff face.
A hot spring in the castle town of the Kaminoyama domain, counted among the three pleasure resorts of Ou.
Grottoes beyond Yamadera. A gate and a small shrine are set into a sheer rock face.
An aquarium in Tsuruoka holding more jellyfish species than anywhere in the world, refitted in April 2026.
A shrine in Asahi built in 1990, whose object of worship is the air itself.
A gorge on the Nagai dam lake. The banks close in and it can be entered only by boat.
A place to compare prefectural sake and wine for a fee, opened in 2024.
A range across Yamagata and Miyagi. Mount Kumano is its highest point, and the crater lake Okama lies among the peaks.
A former quarry in Takahata, where a stone wall about 30 metres high stands vertical.
A waterfall in Higashine, 10 metres high and 15 wide. The water in the basin looks green.
A silver mine in Obanazawa. Worked from the Muromachi period, it was one of the leading silver mines of the Edo era.
A park on the site of Yamagata Castle, near the centre of the city, where moat and stone walls remain.
The station of the prefectural capital, where the Yamagata Shinkansen and local lines meet — the starting point for seeing the city.
A hot spring among the fields of western Yamagata City. Free-flowing, neither diluted nor reheated, with the Zao range straight ahead.
The former prefectural office, built in 1916. A brick building in the English neo-Renaissance style, open free inside.
A cedar in Sakegawa said to be a thousand years old, known for the two trunks that stand side by side.
A park on the site of Yonezawa Castle. The moat holds water, and Uesugi Shrine stands within.
A boat run through the three places held to be the hardest passages on the Mogami River, with the boatman singing the river songs.
A 63-metre waterfall in Sakata, the tallest in the prefecture, said to have been found some 1,200 years ago.
A forest that appears in Lake Shirakawa in Iide from late April into May, when snowmelt fills it. The trees seem to grow out of the water.
A boat trip on the Mogami River from Tozawa, descending the Mogami gorge to the boatman's songs.
A two-stage ropeway from Zao Onsen to the summit of Mount Jizo, passing over the frost-covered trees in winter.
A hot spring in the hills of Okura. Said to have opened in 807, it still keeps inns where guests cook for themselves.