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Sights in Yamanashishi, Yamanashi
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Lake Otome

Emerald Lake Otome lies behind Kotogawa Dam, Japan's highest multipurpose dam.
Yamanashi City Peach Blossom Land

Peach orchards bloom like a pink carpet from early April, with rapeseed underneath.
Mount Obina

Mount Obina is a mountain in Yamanashi.
Mount Ishimori

This roughly 13-meter hill has about 3,000 azaleas that bloom in early May.
Art Shop Message

Opposite Fujiya Hotel at Fuefuki River Fruit Park, it offers a finger-drawn Mount Fuji pastel class.
Mount Kojin Cherry Blossoms

This spot features cherry blossoms and flowers on Mount Kojin.
Kichijo-ji Temple

A prefecture-designated Edo higan cherry called Shirakura spreads over the temple grounds.
Wakuwaku Kanko Village

Ichigo Land

Mount Kokushi

A 2,592-meter Yamanashi 100 Famous Mountain named for Muso Kokushi's training legend.
Mount Hafu

Named for its roof-like shape from the south and often visited on an Okuchichibu ridge traverse.
Mount Tokei

This specialist-only rock peak near Nishizawa Gorge is named for its cockscomb-like summit rocks.
Karisaka Mine

Mount Kurogane

A 2,232-meter Yamanashi 100 mountain with a distinctive pyramid shape.
Mt. Kentoku

Its highlight is a nearly vertical 20-meter chained rock face, with full summit views.
Makioka Fruit Center

Makioka Fruit Center is a fruit center.
Koraku Garden

Koraku Garden is a garden site.
Kai Ya Nojo

Jo Hisashi Sono

Roppo Pottery Gallery and Kiln

This is a pottery gallery and kiln named Roppo.
Nishizawa Gorge

A top scenic gorge in Chichibu-Tama National Park, with waterfalls, rhododendrons, and autumn leaves.
Yamanashishi Tami Hall
Seishi Yokomizo Museum

The hall temporarily closed until August 22, 2021, under Yamanashi's COVID-19 request.
Hizadate Tenno Cherry

This Edo higan cherry, said to be 400 years old, is a prefectural natural monument.
Otome Highland

A 1,700-meter subalpine grassland in Makioka, known as a natural flower meadow.
Firefly Village

Manriki Park's Manyo Forest, along the Fuefuki River, hosts a June firefly viewing event.
Oimatakubo Hachiman Shrine

A shrine revered by Takeda Shingen and Nobutora, holding Japan's longest nagare-style main hall and oldest wooden torii.
Tenjin Shrine

Founding details are unknown, but Takeda Nobutora rebuilt the main hall, which retains a late Muromachi form.
Tokuwa Valley

A valley on the Tokuwa River with many waterfalls, about three hours from Kentokusan trailhead.
Ichinokama Falls

A suspension bridge leads to a 21-meter men's waterfall, with Kamazawa Falls and Medaki nearby.
Manriki Park and Manyo Forest

This 14-hectare city park along the Fuefuki River has a free animal plaza at its center.
Otogatsuma Weeping Cherry

A solitary hilltop weeping cherry in Makicho, with views of the Kofu Basin and Mount Fuji.
Mount Kobushigatake

Mount Kobushigatake, at 2,475 meters, is a Japan 100 Famous Mountain spanning Yamanashi, Saitama, and Nagano.
Iijima Fruit Sightseeing Garden

A fruit sightseeing garden.
Tanba-en Garden

Tanba-en Garden is a garden.
Yamanashi City Community Exchange Center, Town Station Yamanashi

It accepts service dogs and has wheelchair access, toilets, loaner chairs, first aid, and AEDs.
Shimizuya Japanese Sweets

Shimizuya is a Japanese sweets shop.
Mitake Doun Tera

Otakesan Nakatsu Shrine

Founded as a Shugendo training site, its one-kilometer forest approach offers a quiet healing space.
Temple Approach Plums

Plum trees line a historic temple approach.
Konara Yama

Hirose Mizumi / Hirose Dam

Cherry Picking at Miyamoto Orchard

Miyamoto Orchard offers cherry picking.
Mount Oishi

Mount Oishi has Oishi Shrine and a 12-meter granite rock said to be the prefecture's largest.
Dai Chi Toge / Yume no Garden

Fuefuki Park

Fuefuki Park is a public park.
Jumbo Tsuruta Orchard

Jumbo Tsuruta Orchard is an orchard.
Cantina Hiro

Cantina Hiro is a winery.
Toshin Wine Co., Ltd.

Owner Tagusagawa's small Yamanashi City winery ferments local Hikawa grapes each year.
Suntneige Wine Co.

Meaning holy snow, Suntneige pioneered European grapes in 1953 and has won international awards.
Tsuruya Brewing Co., Ltd.
Tsuruya Brewing Co. is a brewing company in Yamanashi.
Asahi Yoshu Soleil Wine

Since 2002 the owner couple has made Soleil to bring out the grapes' full strength.
Otome Mizumi Lookout [ Kon Kawa Damu ]
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Takei Garden
This site is Takei Garden.
Manriki Park and Manyo Forest

A 14-hectare urban park along the Fuefuki River in Yamanashi City, with a free-entry animal area.