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Remarkable Landmarks and Must-Visit Sights
Ginzan Onsen
Step into the magical world of Ginzan Onsen, where traditional Japanese ryokans line the charming streets illuminated by lanterns. Explore the iconic bathhouses that resemble scenes from Spirited Away and immerse yourself in the relaxing hot springs.
Zao Ropeway
Embark on a journey to witness the breathtaking Snow Monsters at Zao Ropeway. Take a scenic gondola ride to the mountain peak and marvel at the unique ice-covered trees that create a stunning winter spectacle.
Yamagata City
Discover the rich history and culture of Yamagata City, home to ancient castles, traditional buildings, and modern attractions. Stroll through the city's architectural wonders and visit landmarks like Daini Park and Yamagata Castle park.
Local Cuisine
Indulge in the flavors of Yamagata with popular local dishes like Sukiyaki and Japanese breakfast sets. Don't miss out on the opportunity to try regional delicacies and experience the authentic taste of the area.
Culture and History
Immerse yourself in the cultural heritage of Ginzan Tokyo by exploring historic sites like Yamagata Castle and traditional bathhouses. Learn about the local traditions and customs that have shaped the identity of this charming destination.
Cultural Heritage
Ginzan Onsen's rich history as a former silver mining town turned hot spring resort is reflected in its architecture, gas street lamps, and nostalgic ambiance, offering visitors a unique cultural experience.
Onsen-Kyo Culture
Immerse yourself in the onsen-kyo culture, popular among Japanese travelers, and experience the charm of quaint towns, cozy inns, and hot spring bathing.
Taisho Period Ambience
Experience the enchanting Taisho period ambience of Ginzan Onsen, with its beautiful buildings, snow-covered streets, and traditional Japanese aesthetics.
Silver Mountain Iconography
Discover the town's rich history as a silver mine, reflected in its name and iconic elements, such as the impressive Shirogane Park waterfall.
Modern and Traditional Blend
Witness the fusion of modern and traditional architecture at the Fujiya ryokan, designed by renowned architect Kuma Kengo, offering a unique contrast in the historic town.