Best Attractions near Niigata Port

Explore Sado Island's captivating history and legends through engaging animatronic displays at the Sado Museum.

Discover the historic Hajikizaki Lighthouse on Sado Island: a beacon of maritime history offering stunning coastal views and serene landscapes.

Experience the thrill of gold panning at Sado Nishimikawa Gold Park, Japan's oldest gold mine, and uncover your own glittering treasure!

Discover Onogame: Sado Island's iconic monolith with stunning coastal views, vibrant flora, and serene hiking trails. A natural masterpiece.

Discover the mystical beauty of Otowaike Pond on Sado Island, a serene natural escape steeped in local legend.

Discover Rengebuji Temple on Sado Island: A historic Buddhist sanctuary with stunning gardens and nationally recognized cultural treasures.

Experience Sado Island's charm with Rikiya Kanko Kisen: ride traditional tub boats and explore stunning coastal scenery!

Experience Sado Island's charm with a traditional tub-boat ride, offering scenic views and a unique cultural adventure.

Discover the beauty and legends of Sado Island at Yajima Kyōjima, where stunning scenery meets rich history and unique *tarai-bune* boat rides.

Witness Sado Island's gold mining legacy at Dōyū no Wareto, where a mountain's split peak tells a story of ambition and industry.

Discover Japan's golden heritage at Sado Kinzan Gold Mine, a historic site with tunnels, museums, and stunning industrial ruins.

Explore the historic Kitazawa Flotation Plant on Sado Island, a fascinating landmark that reveals Japan's mining history amidst stunning landscapes.

Discover Sado's artistic soul at Hangamura Museum and Gallery, showcasing woodblock prints in a historic Meiji-era courthouse.

Explore the Historic Site of Sado Bugyōsho, a window into Edo-era governance and Sado Island's gold mining legacy. Open daily, offering a glimpse into Japan's rich past.

Explore a replica of a traditional Japanese cargo ship in the historic village of Shukunegi, Sado Island, and discover the island's rich maritime history.

Explore Sado Island's maritime history at the Ogi Folk Museum, featuring traditional tools, artifacts, and a restored Sengokubune ship.

Discover Senkakuwan Bay: Sado Island's breathtaking coastal gem, offering stunning views, glass-bottom boat tours, and a touch of cinematic history.

Experience Sado Island's maritime heritage with a unique ride in a traditional tub boat in the historic village of Shukunegi.

Experience the vibrant world of Japanese drumming at Sado Island Taiko Centre, home to the renowned Kodo ensemble.

Experience Sado's 'Sky Mirror': Witness stunning reflections at Manjojiki, a natural wonder offering breathtaking sunset and night sky views.

Explore Tsuruga Castle in Aizuwakamatsu: a symbol of samurai history with unique red-tiled roofs and stunning park views.

Explore Matsugasaki Park in Yonezawa, a tranquil oasis of greenery and beauty, perfect for relaxation and enjoying nature's splendor.

Explore the architectural wonder of Sazae Temple in Aizuwakamatsu, a unique double-helix pagoda offering a serene spiritual journey.

Explore the fusion of contemporary art and nature at Echigo-Tsumari Satoyama Museum of Contemporary Art, MonET in Niigata, Japan.

Explore the vibrant Goshikinuma Ponds in Fukushima—where nature's colorful beauty meets serene hiking trails in a breathtaking setting.

Step back in time at Ouchijuku, a beautifully preserved Edo-era post town in Fukushima, Japan, offering a unique cultural experience.

Discover the natural beauty of Nanyo Sky Park, a serene retreat in Yamagata, perfect for relaxation, family fun, and stunning scenery.