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Niigata Prefecture
Search Results： Niigata Prefecture
Historic Site: Sado Gold Mine
Kakubei Jishi Lion (Echigo Jishi Lion), a traditional performing art in Niigata City, Niigata Prefecture
Oyashirazu/Koshirazu Cliff
Shibata Castle
Fukuura Hakkei (Fukuura Eight Views）
Noh Play on Sado Island
How to meet Japanese crested ibises on Sado Island
Kitamae-bune (Sadokoku Ogi Minzoku Museum)
Kiyotsu Gorge Tunnel
“Ushi no Tsunotsuki” (bullfighting competition) of Yamakoshi and Ojiya, Niigata Prefecture.
Highlights of Izumozaki Town, Niigata Prefecture, with a focus on Echigo Izumozaki Tenryo no Sato
Unexplored region of Sado Island: Onogame (Tobishima Kanzou daylily colony ), Futatsugame, and Sainokawara sacred place
Sightseeing spots around Niigata Port with an exotic atmosphere
Niigata Furumachi Geigi (Niigata Geisha）
Noroma Ningyo dolls, the puppet-shows handed down on Sado Island
Kobudai from Sado Island that appeared in the film “Oceans”
Tarai Bune (Tarai boat)
Summary of sightseeing spots on Sado Island, Niigata Prefecutre
The roots of folk song “Sado Okesa”
Nishikigoi no Sato (Nishikigoi museum)
Tourist spots in Murakami City, Niigata Prefecture related to salmon called Iyoboya
Sasagawa Nagare Coastline
Hisui Coast (Jade Coast) and Fossa Magna Museum
Nishimikawa Placer Gold Mine (Gold panning experience)
Streetscape of Murakami, a castle town in the Edo period
Tokamachi Snow Festival
Sado Gold Mine and recommended sightseeing spots around the gold mine
Swan of Lake Hyoko
Sado Island is called the island of exiles. Are the people who now live on Sado descended from those who were exiled to the island?
The Senkaku Bay on Sado Island
Ondeko, a traditional performing art of Sado Island
Bijin Bayashi (Beauty Forest)
Shukuneki Village on Sado Island
Tsuburosashi, a strange festival in the traditional arts of Sado Island
