Mizu-no-Machiya Nanokamachi Gotenzeki
A stretch of Yamagata City centre where an irrigation channel has been rebuilt in stone, with shops along the water.
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A stretch of Yamagata City centre where an irrigation channel has been rebuilt in stone, with shops along the water.
A pagoda among the cedars of Mount Haguro. Held to be the oldest pagoda in Tohoku, it is a national treasure.
One of the Three Mountains of Dewa, 1,984 metres high, long climbed in prayer for ease after death.
A hot spring in Nanyo with over 930 years of history, which prospered as a bath of the Uesugi house.
A 26-kilometre mountain road linking Kaminoyama with Zao town in Miyagi, closed in winter.
The morning market at Hijiori Onsen. From late April to early December, stalls line the hot-spring street each morning.
An amphibious bus on the Nagai dam lake, driving straight from land into the water.
A lift toward Mount Katta on Zao, used to reach the crater lake Okama.
A day-use bathhouse at Ginzan Onsen, a timber-framed building designed by Kengo Kuma.
Yamagata City is among Japan's top consumers of ramen and has many shops, known for what the owners do together.
A dahlia garden in Kawanishi: 100,000 plants of 650 varieties over four hectares.
A museum attached to a sake brewery in Yonezawa, showing the tools and the stages of brewing.
A hot spring on the coast at Tsuruoka. Said to be a thousand years old, with about a kilometre of sand beach.
A hot spring in the Atsumi district of Tsuruoka. Inns line the river and a morning market is held.
A day-use hot spring in Kahoku, with sodium chloride water.
A pond at about 1,400 metres on the Zao central uplands. The colour of the water shifts with the light.
A hilltop park in Oe on the site of Atezawa Tateyama Castle, looking down on the bends of the Mogami River.
An open-air bath along the river at Zao Onsen, strongly acidic water running through tubs set at several levels.
A products hall on National Route 13, where goods from across the prefecture can be bought together.
A roadside station in Tendo, used as a base for touring Yamadera, Zao and the Three Mountains of Dewa.
A hot spring at the foot of Gassan in Nishikawa, on the Rokujurigoe road that linked Murayama and Shonai.
An orchard on the hills of Kaminoyama, growing plums, grapes and apples as well as cherries.
A marsh at the eighth station of Gassan, 1,400 metres up, rich in alpine plants.
Sakata's station, where the Uetsu and Rikuu-West lines meet — the starting point for walking the port town.