This over-track station has the concept of a warm station lit up in color that inherits a delicate and elegant history. The triangular roof design familiar as the symbol of the former station building has been inherited in the appearance designed in the image of the white walls of the many sake breweries found in Yuzawa.

日本名水100選に選ばれた湧水「力水」や、樹齢400年・底部が周囲33ｍものケヤキの木「愛宕町の一里塚」などがおすすめスポット。
また、酒処・湯沢を代表する酒蔵や味噌醤油蔵、曲木家具製造所の見学などもおすすめです。
※施設見学については、事前にお客様から各施設への予約が必要です。

This is a museum of the Kawatsura lacquerware that has a history and tradition of 800 years. You can see all the skills that have been handed down to the present day.

Onoderashi governed the whole of the south of the prefecture for approximately 400 years from the early days of the Kamakura period (1185 to 1333). Inaniwa Castle was built at the site of this feudal lord castle. It also become a symbol of the area. Inaniwa Castle tells us about typical mountain castles in the Middle Ages. The hall located in the ruins of the outer citadel is a time tunnel that connects the present and past.
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This is a valley at the entrance to Kawarage-Jigoku. It is truly a sheer precipice, so it is called "Sanzu River" (Crossing to the Underworld).

It is said that Doroyu-Onsen was opened 1,200 years ago. This is a hot spring with landscapes unchanged since ancient times. On the other hand, Kawarage-Jigoku is one of Japan's three major sacred grounds. The rugged slope provides an ominously desolate scene.​ ​
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This is a V-shaped valley. It was made by the rapids of the Minase River deeply eroding both its banks over many years.

This is accommodation popular for its open air bath with an excellent view. It is located close to Sukawa Lake and Mt. Kurikoma.