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Line buses also run on the 26-kilometer-long mountain sightseeing road, which connects Tokarida Onsen in Miyagi Prefecture and Zao Bohei Kogen in Yamagata Prefecture. It is a great driving route where you can feel the majestic nature and history of Zao, including Mikama, are scattered along the road. Regarding the Zao Ropeway, please contact the Zao Onsen Tourism Association in Yamagata Prefecture.
The shrine is located on the summit of Mount Zao-Karida. It is a short walk from the rest house and the view from here. The gods of the gods are Amanomikumari no Kami and the Kunino no Mikumari no Kami. In 1872, the shrine was changed to Moisture [Mikumari] Shrine, and in 1875, it was called Karitamine Shrine.
It is gregarious with komakusa, an alpine plant that is less than 10cm tall and produces dainty pink flowers. The view is in late June, and the view in the vicinity is good.
There are many cherry blossom spots in the northern part of the prefecture. There are many kinds of Yamazakura, Sidare Sakura, and Ya-e-zakura, mainly in Yoshino cherry.
North of Shiraishi Castle, along the flow of the Sawabata River, which also served as the Sannomaru outer moat, stands a samurai residence that conveys the image of the castle town period. The Katakura family The former Koseki family is reportedly an old building that is more than 260 years old, and you can tour the inside of the mansion. The main floor is preserved. It takes 20 minutes.
Built in Kanei 13 (1636), it is the oldest hot spring communal bathhouse in Naruko Hot Spring Township. It is a symbol of Naruko Hot Spring, which is popular not only with locals but also with tourists. The bathroom is boarded up and has an old-fashioned atmosphere. There are two yūboshi, and there is also a tasseyu.
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