Historic Rice Warehouses Featured in the TV Drama “Oshin”
A Historic Residence and Japanese Garden with Beautiful Seasonal Views
A Beautiful Western-Style Building Filled with Taisho-Era Romance
A Historic Post Town Preserving the Atmosphere of the Edo Period
A Serene Mausoleum Honoring the Lords of the Uesugi Clan of Yonezawa
A Spectacular View of the Mogami River and the Historic Town of Aterazawa
A Dramatic Landscape of Massive Stone Walls and an Historic Quarry
A Historic Museum Housed in an Early Meiji-Era Western-Style Building
A Historic Museum Showcasing Meiji-Era School Architecture and the History of Education in Yamagata
Four Historic Samurai Residences Preserving the Atmosphere of the Edo Period
A Historic and Cultural Park Where Jomon History Meets Beautiful Nature
An Edo-Period Traditional House Where Matsuo Basho Stayed on His Journey
A Scenic Japanese Garden Inheriting the Legacy of the Former HoDoji Temple
A Historic Hermitage Where the Zen Master Takuan Soho Spent Three Years
A Historic Waki-Honjin Preserving the Culture of Travel in an Edo-Period Post Town
A National Historic Site Where Generations of Shinjō Lords Rest
A Tourist Hub Showcasing Yamagata’s Charm in a Historic Storehouse Complex
22 Buddhist Statues Carved into Cliffs Along the Sea of Japan
The Only Surviving Domain School Building in the Tohoku Region
A Historic Facility Preserving Sakata’s Traditional Restaurant Culture and Port History
A Historic Site Offering a Glimpse into the Ancient Government of Dewa Province
The Historic Home of the Homma Family, Once Known as Japan’s Wealthiest Landowners