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Autumn leaves ? × Risshakuji Temple in Yamagata Prefecture⠜
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A nationally designated place of scenic beauty in Yamagata City, Yamagata Prefecture, "Hojuzan Risshakuji Temple". Hojuzan Risshakuji Temple, which stands on a steep and steep rocky mountain, is located in the Kura Kingdom Quasi-Park, which is blessed with abundant nature, and is a scenic spot that Yamagata Prefecture is proud of Japan where you can enjoy the beautiful scenery and atmosphere of spring, summer, autumn, and winter.
Yamagata's harsh climate nurtures the rich nature of the four seasons, and you can enjoy superb views and Japan nature throughout the year, such as mountain cherry blossoms and plum blossoms in spring, greenery in summer, autumn leaves, and snowy landscapes in winter.
We also recommend the local gourmet wild vegetable dishes and Japan soba noodles.
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