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Ryugakubo Pond

A pond in Tsunan. Some 43,000 tonnes of water rise daily, so the whole pond is replaced each day.

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Toki Messe Niigata Convention Center

A complex at the mouth of the Shinano River in Niigata. Shaped like a ship, it holds a conference hall and an observation room.

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Sado Gold Mine

The remains of a gold mine in Sado, with both Edo-period tunnels and modern works.

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Sado Yawata Onsen

A hot-spring inn in Sado, ringed by pine woods and looking down on Mano Bay.

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Setta, Miyauchi

The Settaya district of Nagaoka, where brewing storehouses stand together along walkable streets.

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Undoin Temple

A Soto Zen temple in Minamiuonuma with some 1,200 years of history, where Uesugi Kagekatsu and Naoe Kanetsugu studied.

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Niitsu Onsen

A day-use hot spring in Akiha ward, Niigata, opened in 1954, known for water with a strong smell of petroleum.

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Hotokuzan Inari Taisha

A shrine in Nagaoka, moved here about 1820, with followers throughout Japan.

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Sakata

A lagoon in Niigata, a Ramsar wetland where migratory birds gather.

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Nagamine Oike Swan

A pond in Kashiwazaki where over 400 swans winter.

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Matsudai Shibatoge Onsen Unkai

A hot spring at Matsudai in Tokamachi. The open-air bath looks over the Uonuma ranges, with a sea of clouds on some mornings.

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Ojiya Nishikigoi-no-Sato

A display centre for nishikigoi in Ojiya, standing where the ornamental carp was first bred.

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Yajima and Kyoto

Two islands in a cove in Sado, joined by a red bridge.

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Sengando Suspension Bridge

A 124-metre suspension bridge on Mount Kugami in Tsubame, leading to the Gogoan hermitage connected with the monk Ryokan.

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Naena Falls

A 55-metre waterfall in Myoko, chosen among Japan's hundred finest falls.

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Echigo-Tsumari Matsunoyama Onsen Snow Park

A ski area at Matsunoyama in Tokamachi, with snow play equipment usable in ordinary boots.

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Takanami Pond

A pond 13 metres deep in Itoigawa, known for repeated sightings of a very large fish.

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Akiyama-go

The collective name for valley hamlets from Tsunan into Sakae in Nagano. Heavy snow country, written of by Bokushi Suzuki.

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Senkakuwan Agejima Park

A visitor facility on Senkaku Bay in Sado, with sea cliffs seen from the lookout.

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Murakami Salmon Cuisine

The salmon cooking of Murakami. Every part from head to tail is used, in more than a hundred dishes.

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妙宣寺

A temple in Sado that began in 1278 when a disciple of Nichiren made his house a temple. A five-storey pagoda stands here.

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Osado Skyline

A 30-kilometre scenic road in Sado from Kanai to Aikawa, its highest point above 900 metres.

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Yamakoshi Rice Terraces

Terraced paddies at Yamakoshi in Nagaoka, with terraced ponds for raising carp, stepping down the slope.

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Befco Bakauke Observatory

A free observation room on the 31st floor of Toki Messe in Niigata, 125 metres up, over the city and the Sea of Japan.

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