♦A traditional dance brought up by Samurai, and passed down by the town.
A traditional performing arts of the Matsuyama Clan passed down since 330 years ago.
It used to be prosperous among Samurai, and at present time succeeded by a local performing group "Syohusya". They perform Matsuyama Noh in January at Soko temple, in June at the historical park, and on Agust 20th for Jinmyo shrine festival.
Access:toward Amarume town from Yamagata highway Sakata IC via R47, 15 minutes on prefectural roal 117 toward Matsuyama.
Sightseeing in Yamagata
Spring:Cherry blossoms are at their best from April.
Summer:Hot. Visiting hamlet is recommended.
Fall:Beauty of the leaves when turned in autum. Imoni festivals everywhere!
Winter:Freezing cold with snow, and the trees will be coverd with them and ice.
Snow:Cold, but not as delicous as shaved ice.
Gotta eat them!
Cherries:70% of cherries in Japan are produced in Yamagata Prefecture.
La France pears:The queen of the fruits is also Yamagata's best production.
Yonezawa Beef:As known as "Matsuzaka" of the west, and "Yonezawa" of the east.
Imoni:One of the local dishes of Yamagata which beef soup and taro roots are boiled and seasoned together.
Soba:Buckwheat noodles.
Cold ramen:Yamagata is the birthplace for cold ramen; the chinese noodle.
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