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Yanaidanu-no-Oyama Kofun / 柳田布尾山古墳公園 古墳館
It is the largest burial mound in Toyama Prefecture, and the largest burial mound on the Sea of Japan side as the front and rear ridge.
The Kofun area was designated as a national historic site in 2001. It is now open to the public as Yanagida Nuoyama Kofun Park.
Kintaikyo Bridge / 錦帯橋
It is one of the three famous bridges in Japan, and it is a five-story arch bridge that crosses the Kiryu River.It was built by Iwakuni lord Yoshikawa Hiroka in Enburo Yuan (1673), and the structure of the warp bridge is elaborate and original, and it is said that even modern bridge engineering is unmistakable.You can enjoy cherry blossoms in spring, night views of shepherds and fireworks in summer, fall leaves in autumn, snow makeup in winter, and the colorful scenery of the four seasons, as the name of “Ri” means.
Kajo Park / 霞城公園
Yamagata Castle Ruins, built by the founder of Yamagata Castle, the first Yamagata castle, and the original castle built by Yoshimitsu Mogami, the 11th castle lord, remains a moat and stone wall. In spring, about 1,500 cherry trees are in full bloom, and it is the best cherry blossom spot in the city. There are many cultural facilities in the park, such as the City Hall Museum (former Saiseikan Main Building) and the Prefectural Museum.
HERB WORLD AKITA/ハーブワールドAKITA
About 250 seeds of the world's herbs are grown in a 20,000 m2 garden area.
If you walk a nice alley, there are surely new discoveries.How about taking a deep breath?
Miyagawa Sunflower Field (around August) / 宮川ひまわり畑（8月頃）
You can enjoy the sunflower field as far as you can see in the Miyagawa area. It is very popular every year, and the flowering period in 2016 is from July 20th to August 20th.
Shogawa Water Memorial Park / 庄川水記念公園
The Shogawa Special Product Hall, Shogawa Wood Plaza, and Shogawa Fureai Plaza are located in the park as base facilities for sightseeing such as display and sale of traditional crafts and special products.
The Shogawakyo Cherry Blossom Festival, Shogawa Woodworking Festival in spring, the Shogawa Water Festival in summer, and the Shogawa Yuzu Festival in autumn.
Every year on January 7th, the shrine of Kanaya-Shinmeigu Shrine, who faces a difficult year on the promenade in the park, conducts the “release of trouble-free shrines”, so the “Tsumagoi no Miya” in the park grants love to the fox and makes love It is a power spot.
Jūroku Rakan Iwa / 十六羅漢岩
Fukiura Kaizenji 21-year-old Kazuhisa Kanmi, who wished to provide fishermen's spirits that lost their lives due to the rough seas of the Sea of Japan and to safeguard the sea, applied for knowledge in 1864 and directed local masons, 5 years Over the years, we completed 22 polished cliffs in the first year of Meiji. Included in total are 22 statues of 16 Arhats, Buddha, Buddhist Buddha, Fugen's Both, Kannon, Buddhist Buddha, and Meren. It is said that this is the only place on the Japan Sea side that is engraved on the reef at this scale, and it is a historically valuable resource.
Sado Jinshan Remains/佐渡金山遺跡
Sado Jinshan Remains is Japan's largest gold and silver mine in the modern era.
Kaizan is said to be 1601 and reached its peak in the Edo period, and it has a history of nearly 400 years, continuing to rise and fall until the end of operations in Meiji and Heisei (1989).
There are also museums and courses to explore mines, and you can learn about the modernization of mines through mines that were left as they were at the time, trolleys, and machine shops.
