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Located in an open coastal area that is constantly refreshed by sea breezes, and with ap…

• Niigata

Akiyamago is a small hamlet in the Nakatsu river valley. Enclosed by the steep mountains…

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Nishikigoi, or vari-coloured carp are known as “swimming jewels,” with their…

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A theme park directly operated by Kuriyamabeika Co., Ltd. (Befco), the maker of the well…

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Sekijyosan Saifukuji Temple was opened in 1534. It attracts so many people thanks to scu…

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This is the temple where Sengoku period warlord Kenshin Uesugi spent his childhood years…

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The lotus covers most of the outer moat of Takada Joshi Park, which is said to be the la…

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This grand house was built in 1918 as a family villa by Kijuro Saito IV, a scion of the …

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The Sasagawa Nagare, with its beautiful clear blue waters and one of the clearest in Jap…

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Lotte Alai Resort's Zip Tour is 1,501 meters long and descends all the way down from…

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For anyone who likes Japanese sake, this is the place to come if you are visiting Niigat…

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Oyu Onsen forms a part of the Yunotani Hot Spring area in Uonuma City. It is a hot sprin…

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The Watanabe Residence is the former house of one of Niigata’s wealthy merchants a…

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The Yahikoyama Skyline is a 16.8-kilometre driving route leading up to the top of Mount …

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・Eat it at home! Take home three cups (one cup is about 0.18 liters) of uncooked rice.…

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Founded in 1767 in Nuttari, Niigata, a town of fermented foods. A sake brewery that…

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This unforgettable photoshoot will transport you to the era of Oiran.These beautiful lad…

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Aga-machi is known for its fox bride procession.Kitsune no Yomeiri Yashiki is a themed f…

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Sado gold mine was Japan’s largest silver and gold mine in early modern times. The…

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National treasure-class tea sets can normally be seen only through glass. At this facili…

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This walking tour takes you through the old port town Niigata. Explore the moat town whi…

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From the car interiors to the cuisine, everything on this resort train is "made in …

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Awashima is an island with a total circumference of just 23.0km. In Japanese “awa&…

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“Senkaku Bay” is the collective name for five small interlinked bays that st…

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Founded in 1548, the Yoshinogawa brewery is located in Settaya District, Nagaoka City, N…

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The Joetsu Aquarium, known by its nickname of “Umigatari,” was reopened afte…

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Onogame is a giant, turtle-shaped monolith standing 167 metres above ground level plungi…

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This highland region comprises seven hot springs, including Myoko, Akakura, Ikenotaira, …

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Kuriyama Beika is the company behind the famous Bakauke brand rice crackers. Here, you c…

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Tsuiki (hammered) copperware, one of Tsubame City’s traditional metalworking produ…

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Sake has been used in religious ceremonies since 700 AD. For nearly 1,000 years, sake wa…

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Tokamachi Snow Festival was born from the ideas of local people to “befriend the s…

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The Kikusui Brewery has opened the Kikusui Sake Culture Institute to the public, which h…

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Since its establishment in 1872, Hokusetsu Sake Brewery has been committed to brewing sa…

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Won't you come observe the figure of the crested ibis as it flutters its coral pink …

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The Fossa Magna Museum is a museum that tells the story of Japan’s minerals, rocks…

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This old samurai house is situated close to the remains of Murakami Castle. It is a clas…

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The Niigata Prefectural Museum is intended as a place for visitors to learn comprehensiv…