Yonezawa Vacations

This historic shrine honors Uesugi Kenshin, one of Japan's legendary samurai warriors. Explore the Keishoden Treasure House to view priceless artifacts from the Uesugi clan's storied past.

The Yonezawa Uesugi Museum displays a powerful samurai clan through rare artifacts and a National Treasure folding screen. Nearby, visit the atmospheric Uesugi Shrine in Matsugasaki Park.

Roadside Station Yonezawa showcases the region's culinary treasures, from premium Yonezawa beef to local sake. Sample original apple pies and browse traditional Sasano Ittobori woodcrafts in this cultural hub.

Walk through the ruins of Yonezawa Castle in this tranquil park framed by cherry-lined moats. In April, visit during the Cherry Blossom Festival when the sakura trees are illuminated at night.

Matsugasaki Shrine honors historical figures like Uesugi Kagekatsu and Naoe Kanetsugu in serene surroundings. Visit during spring ceremonies to witness traditional rituals alongside the vibrant Yonezawa Uesugi Festival.

This intimate museum houses over 700 artifacts from Japan's feudal era, including samurai armor and weapons. Explore the rich history of the Yonezawa Domain through preserved historical items.

Keiji Maeda's Tomb honors the flamboyant "Unrivaled Eccentric" samurai of Japan's Sengoku era. Explore this serene memorial in peaceful surroundings while reflecting on ancient warrior traditions.

Learn about the local history of Yonezawa when you take a trip to Clan Uesugi’s Mausoleum. Wander the parks and riverfront while you're in the area.