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Spring
The knight on white horse
“The knight on white horse” tells of the arrival of spring in Yonezawa
Myodo Falls
“Myodo Falls” is the headwaters of Mogamigawa River which runs in Yamagata
Cherry blossoms in Matsugasaki Park1
Cherry blossoms in Matsugasaki Park
 
Cherry blossoms in Matsugasaki Park2
The site of Matsugasaki Park is the ruin of Yonezawa Castle
skunk-cabbage
Gregarious Asian skunk-cabbages
Planting rice
Paddy field planted with rice seedings
Summer
Tengendai Highland
A wide variety of plants and animals can be seen in mountains and highlands
Asagi madara
Butterflies migrate to Tengendai Highland
 
Rural scene
Yonezawa is richly cultivated with rice
 
yonesaka line
JR Yonesaka line connecting Yonezawa City and Niigata Prefecture
Hydrangea in doumori zenkoji
Full bloomed hydrangea in Domori Zenkoji Temple
Hydrangea in sasano kannon
Hydrangea blooming in Sasano Kannon
 
Soba flower
These flowers turn into soba berry, basic ingredient of soba noodles
Lotus flower
The best time of lotus flowers in Uesugi Park
 
Fall
Tengendai Highland lift
Autumn leaves in Tengendai Plateau
 
 
myodo swamp
The best time of autumn leaves in mountains and highlands is late September to mid October
Matsugasaki Park
Autumn leaves in Matsugasaki Park
Matsukawa Park
Autumn leaves in Matsukawa Park
Nishimukinuma
Autumn leaves in Nishimukinuma Pond
mountain nishi azuma
Sea of clouds viewed by Mt. Nishi Azuma
Winter
Tengendai Highland Ski Resort
Tengendai Highland Ski Resort
 
Toothbrush Frost
“Toothbrush Frost” is one of the phenomena of soft rime which can be seen in Mt. Azuma
Yonezawa city of winter
A chilly morning creates fantastic site
Yonezawa city of winter
Rime can be seen at lower altitudes
Yonezawa city of winter
A village of “snow shelters” appears in the nearby hot springs resort every year.
Yonezawa city of winter
Notably heavy snow in mountain areas