Nakatsugawa Ravine

It attracts people with a landscape befitting the name of an unexplored region, such as a rough rock surface carved by a rapid stream with a total length of 10 km and an altitude difference of 1,000 m, and a primeval forest that shows seasonal expressions. It is famous as one of the best spots for viewing the autumn leaves in Tohoku, but spring is also popular when the buds of trees, the remaining snow, the fresh greenery and the wild cherry blossoms co-star. You can also descend from the promenade to the valley, and the view from the riverbank is spectacular.