Visit Yamagata 山形: Yummy!

Take the Road Less Travelled

Your visit to Japan should not just be restricted to Tokyo, Osaka, or Kyoto. Take the road less travelled. Come to Yamagata! A place full of nature, good food and hot springs. If you are looking for a place to rest and relax, to get away from the city buzz, Yamagata is THE place to come to. We have some of the best Onsens in Japan, scenic and serene. Enjoy true Japanese cuisines amid the Zen atmosphere of a traditional Japanese hotel. You will find yourself refresh after a few days stay here!

Yamagata has the best grapes in the World! You have not eaten grapes if you have not tried Yamagata's grapes. There are many varieties and this is the season for GRAPES!

pione, takao, delaware, rozalio

3 different varieties - Niayagara(green), TakaO(dark), Delaware(small)

Grapes grown in houses on slopes of Akayu

Entire slope of mountain is filled with grapes

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Spring! It's strawberry's season!
Eat to your heart's delight at one of the local strawberry farms!

We are famous for our Sakuranbo さくらんぼ
http://www9.plala.or.jp/sakura-sakuranbo/yamagata_sakuranbo/yamagata-sakurannbo.html

Persimmons

About my name Candilin

In recent years, I have come to realise that my name 'Candilin' has been used by others. Once in a while I run checks on my name on Google to see what it turns up with. Recently I find people with the same names. There is also an anti-fungi drug in my name!As such I thought I should at least tell you where my name Candilin came from, in case you think I am a copier, instead of the originator.When I was 12 years old (some 30 years ago!), I started using the nickname of Candy because at that time there was a famous Japanese anime called Candy Candy. But then I thought the name to be a little too common and wanting to be special, I tried to modify that name into something original. My first penpal was named Adeline, and I thought girls' name should end with a 'line' like hers. So I played with adding 'line' to Candy, and in grammar, we learnt that by changing a noun to plural, 'y' becomes 'i', I changed Candy to Candiline. My name was Candiline for sometime until I dropped the 'e' at the back so that people would stop pronouncing it as Can-di-line, instead of Can-di-lin.That was how I came up with my name 'Candilin' 32 years back. Maybe someone somewhere too came up with this name on his or her own, and I really don't mind. I just want to clarify that I did not copy my name from somewhere, I invented it!

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