Yamagata – The Land Of Cherry Blossoms And Ramen Noodles

The scenery is as beautiful as a water-ink painting, the cliffs of all shapes and strange shapes, reflecting into the strangely clear blue water.Japan tour discovered Yamagata - the land of cherry blossoms and ramen noodles Yamagata is a prefecture located in the south of the Tohoku region, Japan. Yamagata is known to be home to many hot springs, cherry blossoms and a beautiful natural setting. During the exploration of Northeastern Japan, while traveling from Niigata to Yamagata, I passed spectacular trails and mountains that coincided with each other in the beautiful spring weather. explore Yamagata is the famous Sasagawa beach that attracts tourists

. To go down to the beach, we passed the stone steps. Along the way are rows of bright yellow wild daisies. There is no sound of waves, the sea here is very smooth, the water is clear, looking at the bottom Quiet and peaceful space, the sky is the floating seagulls.



Sasagawa is as beautiful as a water-ink painting, with rocky outcrops of all shapes and strange shapes, reflecting into the strangely clear blue water, cherry blossoms in full bloom on both sides of the stream. Atsumi hot spring resort. When I arrived at this resort, I was surprised to say nothing. Atsumi is nestled among the mountains, like a peaceful town left over hundreds of years ago. The town is very sparse, surrounded by mountains, the sky is quiet, quiet and quite cold. The scene here is gentle and beautiful, the bridges reflect the blue stream, the water whispering. On both sides of the bank, two rows of cherry trees bloomed white A row of houses nestled quietly at the foot of the mountain.



The road by the stream is quiet, sometimes a car passes by. Yamagata is also famous for another hot spring resort, Ginzan Onsen (Silver Mountain Hot Spring). A secluded hot spring town, nestled in a mountain range of Yamagata prefecture, the area was once a silver mine, today a beautiful onsen town along the river. The whole town has ancient architecture. Ginzan Onsen is especially beautiful at night when traditional houses are lit up. There are two public bathhouses (300-500 yen) and free foot baths available. Visitors will also see one of the entrances to the silver mine that is more than 500 years old. Coming to Yamagata in April, you also have the opportunity to witness the "snowy summer" scene.



In April, on the roads along the mountains, the snow was still falling heavily. You will be delighted to walk among snowy walls up to 9 meters high. Unforgettable Food Another great destination on your journey to Yamagata is the visit to Tsuruoka city. When we arrived in this city, we not only got to visit the university dating back to the samurai era, but also enjoyed the wagashi. At first I thought it was fake food. When enjoying the first piece of wagashi, then sipping the green tea, I feel like my tongue is immersed in the most beautiful world in the world. The sweet, sweet taste of the cake and its sweetness permeates my memories, reminding me of the best childhood cake my mother made.Wagashi is a traditional Japanese cake, used in tea parties.



Depending on the season, the people here make different types of wagashi, but in any season, the artisans also depend on nature to compose. Normally, in the spring, people make colorful and joyful cakes. When summer comes, wagashi must be transparent, fresh, and autumn is like bringing a forest of red maple leaves on the table. In winter, wagashi must evoke a warm feeling, dispel the freezing cold.Yamagata is the largest consumer of ramen in Japan Another popular dish of Yamagata is ramen in Sakata city. For the Japanese, ramen, although imported from China, has become one of the most popular dishes in recent decades. The ramen is inexpensive and widely available, two factors that make them an ideal choice for tourists if the budget is in short supply. Ramen restaurants, or ramen-ya, can be found in almost every region of Japan.



Each region has a different type of ramen, but the most common is that they are classified according to the type of soup. After a day of exploring, in the cold weather, nothing is so wonderful as stepping into a noodle shop, ordering a bowl of hot noodles and enjoying. Yamagata is considered to be the place that consumes the most ramen in Japan. And it's no surprise that you definitely have to enjoy the ramen in Sakata because of its special taste. More info: To travel in the Tohoku or Yamagata regions, you can fly to Tokyo and then take the shinkansen from there. to northeastern Japan. You can also choose direct flights to Tohoku, but going to the shinkansen is a memorable experience.If you want to play snow while watching the flowers, you can go to Yamagata from mid-April.



If you want to see the red leaves, you Can come to Yamagata from October. In addition to seafood, Yamagata's specialty.

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