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The visitor center at the starting point of the Fujisato course in the Shirakami Mountains, which is listed as a World Heritage Site. You can also check field information such as the history, ecology and weather of the Shirakami Mountains. You can enjoy the rich nature of the Shirakami Mountains through an exhibition corner that introduces the life of beech in an easy-to-understand manner.
A factory producing mineral water "Shirakami Sansui". The water produced by the vast primeval beech forest is a blessing of nature unique to the Shirakami Mountains. The natural cycle is emphasized, and the water supply is carried out without force according to the water level, so that the water is taken by side boring. If you book in advance, you can tour the bottling process.
A temple of the Soto sect adjacent to the Heijo-Yoshida Castle, which was built in the plain part of the southern central Yokote basin. In the precincts, Shirasan-do, a guardian deity, and Kannon-do are enshrined, and there are the Onodera Successive Sōdō Endoryo Pagoda, which was built in the sixth generation of Kyoho 3 (1718). Cremation and burial of pets is also received.
"Mata Hata Pai" is popular as a souvenir of Akita. In addition, sweets with the motif of the kamakura of Yokote are also well received. The store architecture is listed as a registered tangible cultural property.
The area across the school bridge over the Yokote River. Because there was a branch of Satake in Yokote, the town of the samurai town where his vassals lived remains. It is still used as a residence today, and the inside cannot be toured.
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