This impressive waterfall extends roughly 100 meters in length and plunges 57 meters, earning designation as both a Scenic Site and Natural Monument of Akita Prefecture, as well as inclusion among ...

A riverside park developed along the Tamagawa riverbed.
The park features grassy and gravel plazas, a multi‑purpose pond, and distant views of the Ou Mountains.

This hilltop park offers expansive views over the Omagari district of Daisen City. From the lookout, visitors can enjoy a wide range of scenery, including the cityscape, the Ou Mountains, surroundi...

This cultural heritage facility presents the history of the Kakumagawa district in Daisen City. Exhibits include materials from the period when the area prospered as a river port, as well as histor...

This dramatic V-shaped gorge stretches about 7 kilometers between the Maki and Shojimata areas, with cliffs plunging to depths of up to 100 meters. In spring, fresh greenery and wild mountain cherr...

At the end of the Yashimaguchi road, a climbing route on Mount Chokai designated as a Quasi-National Park, lies Harai-gawa at the fifth station, home to a highland marsh.

Facilities in the area ...

This charming rural railway meanders at a leisurely pace through peaceful pastoral scenery.

Running 23 kilometers from Ugo‑Honjo Station toward Mount Chokai to Yashima Station, it is affectionat...

Near Kawarage Jigoku—one of Japan’s Three Great Sacred Sites—stands Kawarage Oyutaki, a rare waterfall fed by natural hot spring water.

The steaming cascade plunges about 20 meters, creating a p...

The Ikeda family is known as one of three major landowners of Northern Japan and they made a Circuit

This is a community space for local residents, adjacent to a gymnasium. The first floor features a gymnasium, a residents' salon, an entertainment room (Japanese-style room), and a cooking practice...