Ichinosaka Ruins
Discover the Ichinosaka Site in Yonezawa, Yamagata Prefecture—home to Japan's longest prehistoric longhouse at 44 meters. Explore this National Historic Site featuring a 6,000-year-old stone tool workshop and unique connected dwellings.
Gyokusenji Temple Garden
Discover Gyokusenji Temple Garden, a nationally designated Place of Scenic Beauty in Tsuruoka City, Yamagata. This 570-year-old Zen garden features a stunning pond-stroll design with natural waterfalls, rare Japanese primrose, and the serene atmosphere of one of Japan's oldest Soto Zen temples near sacred Mt. Haguro.
Hibakoiwa Cave
Discover Hibakoiwa Caves, a nationally designated historic site in Takahata, Yamagata Prefecture. This ancient cave dwelling reveals the origins of Jomon pottery and the lives of Japan's earliest settlers over 10,000 years ago.
Inarimori Kofun
Discover Inarimori Kofun, a National Historic Site in Nanyo City, Yamagata. This 96-meter keyhole-shaped tomb from the late 4th century is the largest kofun in Yamagata Prefecture and offers panoramic views of the Yonezawa Basin.
Jionji Temple Old Precincts
Discover the Former Precincts of Jionji Temple, a nationally designated historic site in Sagae, Yamagata. Explore Heian and Kamakura-era Buddhist statues, the Twelve Divine Generals, sacred Bugaku dance, and a vast temple complex that once rivaled the great monasteries of Nara and Kyoto.
Aterazawa Tateyama Castle Ruins
Kubozakura in Isazawa
Ichinosawa Cave
Uesugi Harunori's Remains
Ushu Kaido
Datachi Cave
Floating Island of Lake Onuma
Oguni Castle Ruins
Mt. Gassan
Castle Fence Ruins
Former Abumiya
Former Chidokan
Former Higashitagawa County Office and County Assembly
Mount Kinpu