Yamanashi Prefecture is known for spring water, which you can find all over the district, and the prefecture is also called “natural water bottle.
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Lake Yamanaka is one of the popular tourist destinations in Yamanashi Prefecture.
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Hot springs, or Onsens, are one of the things that has been widely popular in Japan since ancient times.
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Do you know the terrain called alluvial fan?
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We asked Mr. Hirokazu Ogino, a grape farmer in Yamanashi Prefecture, about the charm of Shine Muscat, which is in season now.
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Persimmons are famous as a taste of autumn. It is a very popular fruit in Japan at this time of year.
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With the progress of science since the 1970s, understanding of the structure of the earth's atmosphere has progressed, and global warming has come to the attention of scientists as a serious problem.
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With the progress of science since the 1970s, understanding of the structure of the earth's atmosphere has progressed, and global warming has come to the attention of scientists as a serious problem.
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It is the season for harvesting Kogarashi grapes (Kogarashi, meaning cold wintry wind in the autumn), which are shipped two months later than normal outdoor cultivated grapes.
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"Koshu" is a grape variety with a very long history. It was discovered over 800 years ago in Yamanashi Prefecture.
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“Kaiji” is a grape that was born at the Grape Research Institute in Yamanashi Prefecture and was registered in 1977. It is also called "Red Muscat".
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We have introduced Shine Muscat and Queen Nina as recommended grapes in Yamanashi Prefecture, but of course, there are still more.
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We have introduced Shine Muscat and Queen Nina as recommended grapes in Yamanashi Prefecture, but of course, there are still more.
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Yamanashi's fruits, regardless of their variety, boast the top level of deliciousness in Japan.
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Shine muscats are large and can be eaten whole with the skin, and are very delicious. Today, we will specially introduce a way to eat them more deliciously.
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Isawa Onsen in Yamanashi Prefecture, is easy to reach from Tokyo. You can enjoy the hot springs that will warm your body and soul, and the local cuisine of Yamanashi.
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Shine Muscat has been particularly popular in Japan in recent years. Sweet and juicy. It's delicious, isn't it?!
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Shine Muscat has been one of the most popular grape varieties in recent years.
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Unheated honey is honey that has not been heated or warmed after honey collection. Most commercially available honey is heat-treated.
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