Introduce some interesting places in Niigata Prefecture, Japan! I plan to stay for two days and one night. Please find someone to introduce me. There is an optimal route! The most important purpose is

Introduce some interesting places in Niigata Prefecture, Japan! I plan to stay for two days and one night. Please find someone to introduce me. There is an optimal route! The most important purpose is to see the sea. Sadoshima and Sadoshima are the sixth largest islands in Japan, second only to Honshu, Hokkaido, Kyushu, Shikoku and Okinawa (excluding the four northern islands). Located in the Sea of Japan, with an area of 855. 1 km2. Sado Jinshan on the island is the largest Baoshan in modern Japan.

Wandai Bridge Wandai Bridge is the symbol of Niigata City. Built in 1929, with a total length of 307 meters, the arch foot is particularly beautiful.

Northern Culture Museum The Northern Culture Museum is a beautiful Japanese garden. It was originally the residence of Ito's family, and later it was opened to the public as a museum. Exhibit paintings, sculptures, etc.

Batai Mountain Batai Mountain is located in the rock peak group of Nannuma City, Niigata Prefecture. The highest peak enters Daoyue at an altitude of 1.778 meters, and it is also called "Three Mountains after Yue" with Yue Houju and Zhongzhiyue. You can take a cable car halfway up the mountain.

Rocky Mountain Rocky Mountain is a high mountain at the junction of Nanyuma City in Niigata Prefecture and Li Gen County in Gunma Prefecture, with an altitude of 1.967 meters. It is one of the "Japan 100 Famous Mountains" selected by mountaineer Hihiko Kuroda.

The state-owned Yuehou Hill Park is a park with beautiful scenery in four seasons and the only state-owned park in Hokuriku.

Miaominglong Waterfall Miaominglong Waterfall has a drop of 55 meters and the sound of water is like an earthquake. It has the nickname of "Earthquake Waterfall" and is one of "Japan Waterfall 100".

Miaogaoshan Miaogaoshan is known as "Mount Fuji next to Vietnam", with an altitude of 2,454 meters, making it one of the top 100 mountains in Japan. The salamander pool in the birch forest at the foot of the mountain reflects the majestic posture of Miaoshan and creates an unforgettable beauty. It is also famous for its blooming community of about 654.38+ million plantains.

Niigata's policy is that there are too few tourists after nuclear pollution, so it is recommended to stay away from the seaside. . .