Roadside Station Shirataka Yana Park and Ayu Chaya
A roadside station in Shirataka, beside a fish weir on the Mogami River, serving sweetfish dishes.
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A roadside station in Shirataka, beside a fish weir on the Mogami River, serving sweetfish dishes.
A hot spring in Yamagata City with a free-flowing open-air bath of gypsum-mirabilite water, rare in Japan.
A hot spring in Tendo. The town makes more shogi pieces than anywhere in Japan and often hosts title matches.
A hot spring along the Oguni River in Mogami town, long called the inner parlour of Shinjo.
The only zoo in the prefecture, in Kahoku. Small, but it keeps unusual birds.
A launch site on Mount Jubuichi in Nanyo. You can drive to the top, and a sea of clouds forms on autumn mornings.
An amusement park in Kaminoyama, about ten minutes by car from Kaminoyama Onsen.
An orchard in Kaminoyama growing organic fruit through the seasons, its greenhouse cherries ripening early.
The oldest public bathhouse among the outer baths of Kaminoyama Onsen, used daily by local people.
Uplands east of Yamadera on the Miyagi border, reached on foot from an unstaffed station.
A waterfall in Yonezawa with a drop of about 80 metres, chosen among Japan's hundred finest falls.
A market near Sakata port. Buy fish landed from the Sea of Japan on the spot; there is an eating house too.
The highest hot spring in the prefecture, in Yonezawa. Said to date from 1533, a single inn at the end of a mountain road.
A park in the Akayu hot-spring quarter of Nanyo, looking down on the Okitama basin and known for its cherry blossom.
A ropeway from Zao Onsen to the summit of Mount Torikabuto, 1,787 metres in total length.
Uplands at 1,300 metres in Yonezawa. Ride up by cable and look out over the ranges around.
A waterfall beyond Ginzan Onsen, visible from partway along the walking path.
A 2,236-metre mountain across Yamagata and Akita, rising in one sweep from sea level.
A dam completed in 2011 and its lake, where boats leave for the Mibuchi gorge.
A waterfall in the Mogami gorge at Tozawa, one of Japan's hundred finest, seen from the river boat.
An information desk in front of Kaminoyama Onsen Station, opened in 2018.
A Monju hall in Takahata, counted one of Japan's three great Monju, where people come to pray before examinations.
Shinjo's station, where the Yamagata Shinkansen and three local lines meet — the gateway to the Mogami district.
An orchard in Tendo with seasonal fruit picking and its own shop.