[Yamagata] Enjoy Yamagata with your family ♪ 16 recommended child-friendly hotels

Speaking of Yamagata, it is full of attractions such as delicious fruits, seafood, and abundant onsen. Zao is rich in nature and can be enjoyed in all seasons, Tsuruoka City Kamo Aquarium has the largest number of jellyfish exhibits in the world, and Lina World has attractions for small children. There are plenty of sightseeing spots, such as "Asobi Land" and fruit picking at each orchard where children can enjoy using their five senses!

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After enjoying Yamagata's nature, history, and sightseeing spots, why not take some time to relax at an inn that welcomes families with children? There are hotels with baby goods, hotels with gentle onsen that are safe even for babies, hotels with activities that children will enjoy, and hotels that will soothe moms and dads. There are many hotels where you can enjoy the peaceful time in Yamagata. Let's take a look at the recommended hotels in each area.

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“Tachibanaya” is about 5 minutes by car from “onsen Station”. With a history of 370 years, this inn has a beautiful Japanese garden, and the murmuring of the river is pleasant, so you can spend a soothing time. In addition, since it is a welcome baby certified inn, there are plenty of baby goods and toys available for rent, so it is safe for families with babies. You can relax without worrying about anything.

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Children under the age of 2 are free of charge with the "Papa/Mama/Baby Friendly Hospitality Plan". Breakfast in-room dining, and you can use the private open-air bath with a view for free once. In addition, children's yukata, toys, DVDs and picture books are provided, so you can reduce your luggage. In addition, there is also a nice service that you can ask to wash baby bottles. The whole family can stay with a smile.

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A variety of dishes that use plenty of delicious Yamagata ingredients. Not only is the food for adults delicious, but there are also great expectations for children's food. The menu is filled with children's excitement, such as fluffy omelet rice, fried shrimp, and luxurious sweets like this one! Baby food is also available, so it is safe to meal with a baby. Both parents and children are sure to be satisfied with the rich meal content. If you have a baby plan, you can in-room dining, so you can meal while your baby is lying down.

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You can take a bath with your baby in any of the baths, and baby soap, baby mats, baby chairs, and bath thermometers are available for rent, so you can rest assured even when you're making your first onsen debut. There are beautiful goldfish swimming in the pond around the women's open-air bath, which is also popular with children. There are also two recommended open-air baths that can be reserved for the whole family, such as Tsuki no Yu. A baby bath is also available in the private bath, so enjoy family time in the large bath under the starry sky.It will become a wonderful memory of your trip.

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"onsen Onsen Takamiya Bettei Kuon" is located about 5 minutes by car from "onsen Onsen IC". A modern designer ryokan located in a historic onsen area. We recommend a spacious two-room Japanese-style special room for three-generation travelers like this one. There are a variety of guest rooms for families with children, including rooms with open-air baths where you can enjoy a relaxing onsen. We also have a wide range of baby supplies and board game rentals, as well as baby plans, to support you when traveling with children.

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With a baby plan, even families with children who are making their travel debut can feel at ease. In addition to the "5 paper diapers gift" where you can choose the size, the room has a baby chair, a crawling mat, an air purifier, a trash can for diapers, and other goods that will make taking care of your baby smoother. In addition, the Shonai specialty Japanese kaiseki meal is served in a private room, and the private bath is free once for 50 minutes, so the whole family can relax and enjoy onsen without worrying about their surroundings.

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The long awaited dinner. We recommend "Mokke desu! KUON Family Buffet". "Mokkedano" is a dialect used when you have unexpected luck. As the name suggests, the buffet offers about 25 kinds of dishes, including luxurious ingredients and Shonai flavors such as “Shonai Sangenton Pork Shabu-Shabu” and “Sticky Mochi Local Hot Pot”. There is also a children's corner where you can make original parfaits and hamburgers, so children will be meal.

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onsen is known for its soft texture. The high-quality hot water, which gradually retains heat and retains moisture, is perfect for the season when it tends to get cold and dry. There is also a private bath (for a fee) that is great for families with infants and babies, so you can enjoy a leisurely bath without the family getting wet. There is also a baby bath available for rent, so you can give your baby a bath as smoothly as if you were bathing at home.

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Shonai Hotel Suiden Terrasse, located approximately 10 minutes by car from Tsuruoka Station, is a hotel that literally floats on a rice field, blending in with the surrounding mountains. How about taking a stroll along the foothills with your kids, or renting bicycles (for a fee) that include children's bicycles and cycling while feeling the pleasant breeze? After cycling, we recommend refreshing yourself in the natural onsen fed directly from the source and in the Finnish sauna.

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The room is a simple space that takes advantage of the warmth of wood. This ``Rural View Double Room with Terrace'' offers a beautiful view of the countryside from the large windows. For families, we recommend the ``Sorai Room,'' which has 11 types of educational toys and 22 picture books. In addition, all rooms offer free rental of bed guards and diaper trash cans, as well as cribs (for a fee). Children's pajamas, toothbrushes, slippers, and other amenities for children are also available, so you can stay with peace of mind even with small children. Yo.

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The restaurant is an open space overlooking Mt. Tsukiyama. Dinner is an attractive Western meal that carefully selects seasonal ingredients from Yamagata Shonai and is served fresh. As a children's menu, children's plates are available for infants and luxurious dinners are available for elementary school students. You can enter the store with a stroller, and there are tableware and chairs for children, so let's enjoy the meal slowly. In addition to breakfast and dinner, you can also have lunch, which is great for families with children who have difficulty traveling.

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About 2000 books are lined up in the hotel with the concept of "adults and children, children are adults". It is placed in the library where you can enjoy the view of the countryside, so you can relax and read while enjoying the scenery. In addition, "Kids Dome Sorai", which is adjacent to the hotel, is an all-weather educational facility for children from 0 years old to 6th graders. You can play in two spaces with "Tsukuruba".

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About a 5-minute drive from the onsen Interchange, Bankokuya is an inn that draws on the famous onsen hot springs, which are abundant in water and loved by famous writers. There are spacious large public baths and open-air baths, as well as rooms with open-air baths and indoor baths, so you can stay with babies and toddlers with peace of mind. There are many spacious Japanese-style rooms and bedrooms, so it is recommended for trips with three generations. There are also yukata for children, so you can get used to wearing yukata as a family and get excited!

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The theme for dinner was "Sanraku," which is about enjoying the mountains and water. Taking advantage of Yamagata's blessed topography, you can enjoy seasonal ingredients from the sea, mountains, and rivers! A parade of luxury ingredients that you don't usually get to eat, such as Yamagata beef and live abalone. There are children's menus for both dinner and breakfast, so the whole family can fully enjoy the flavors of Yamagata. Depending on your plan, you may be able to meal in a private room, so please check that out.

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After strolling around the hot onsen town with your family while admiring the Atsumigawa River, spend some time relaxing in the hot onsen at your inn. Enjoy a relaxing onsen spring bath in the rustic open-air bath and spacious large bath with a sense of openness.There is a baby cot in the changing room, so you can easily put on and take off your baby.

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Kaminoyama onsen Meigetsuso is located on a hill about 6 minutes by car from Kaminoyama onsen Station. The ``Fairy Forest'' adjacent to the site is a great playground for children, where they can enjoy activities that give them a sense of nature, such as collecting insects in the summer and picking up berries in the fall. This standard room is a Japanese-Western style room with a living room. At the Baby Plan, we have diaper buckets, baby bottle sterilizers, baby baths, baby soap, highchairs, and rentals of toys and picture books, so you can spend your time with peace of mind.

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Dinner is a full-fledged multi-course meal where you can enjoy local ingredients such as wild vegetables, Yamagata beef, and delicious rice, as well as seafood from the Sanriku coast. The meal, which is carefully prepared one by one with a sense of seasonality, looks beautiful and enchanting. In addition, the inn has a sake brewery that it is proud of, so dad and mom who like to drink are very satisfied. With the baby plan, you will be eating in your room, so you can enjoy your meal slowly.

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The large communal bath with the aroma of cypress is like a painting with views from the granite bathtub (photo). The hot water is said to be effective for cuts and bruises. Recommended for families is a private bath that can be used freely if it is vacant. There are two types of baths: a private bath with an open-air bath carved out of a large rock, and a family bath facing the garden. It's nice to be able to relax without worrying about the surroundings, even with a baby.

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Inside the building, there is a shop selling Nagatsuso's famous pudding, delicious olive oil, pottery, and works by local artists. There's also a nostalgic candy corner, so kids will love it! There is also a library where you can relax and read while looking out at the courtyard. In addition to rare books such as foreign books with photos of beautiful cuisine and interior design, there are also picture books and fairy tale books, so you can enjoy reading with your family. There is also a manga corner in the hallway at the back of the library.

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``Saikatei onsen ya'' is located about 10 minutes by car from ``Kaminoyama Onsen Station.'' This inn has a hideaway-like atmosphere, and there are plenty of rooms with open-air baths. The interior is a Japanese-style room with a low bed, so you can stay with peace of mind even with a crawling baby. If you choose the “Baby Open-Air Bath Debut Plan”, you can stay at a cheaper rate than usual!

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For meal, you can enjoy the taste of Yamagata that changes with the seasons, such as Japanese-style pot-au-feu, mainly using Yamagata beef with plenty of umami. The "Kuaorto Balance Meal", which has a total of about 590 kilocalories and is carefully reduced in salt, is also popular among health-conscious moms. Children's meals, such as this one, are also unique to the inn, and children are sure to be very satisfied. A bouncer is provided for the baby, so the baby can rest in peace and the parents can relax and enjoy their meal.

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Jidaiya's onsen are mildly alkaline and gentle on the skin, and even newborn babies can enter, so it's perfect for a baby's onsen debut! The "reserved open-air bath with sleeping bath" is recommended for families, as it is not only possible to lie down and relax, but also the shallow part allows infants and babies to take a bath without worry.

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Kaminoyama Azumaya is located about 5 minutes by car from Kaminoyama onsen Station. There are 13 types of rooms, from luxurious suites with open-air baths, to standard Japanese-style rooms, and Japanese-Western rooms with beds, so you can choose the room that suits your family's style. If you have a tatami space, you won't have to worry about having a crawling baby.

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You can enjoy luxurious dishes unique to Yamagata, such as ``Yamagata beef sukiyaki'', ``Yonezawa pork shabu-shabu'', and kamameshi made with Yamagata's branded rice ``Tsuyahime''. Furthermore, during your stay, you can enjoy Yamagata's proud wines, craft beers, draft beers, local sake, sours, soft drinks, etc. as much as you like in the lounge♪ Relax to your heart's content without worrying about your wallet♪ A reward for moms and dads who love alcohol. It's perfect for. Children's meals are available for elementary school children, and children's lunches are available for infants.

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Kaminoyama onsen is a historical onsen that opened about 560 years ago, and is characterized by its light cobalt blue color. It has a high moisturizing effect and moisturizes the skin of mothers and children. You can enjoy the hot springs to your onsen 's content, from large open-air baths and open-air baths with a panoramic view of the foot of Mt. If it's a private open-air bath, you can take a leisurely bath without worrying about your surroundings.

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There is also a ``Comic Corner'' in the building, which has about 6,000 books in about 300 titles, so we recommend renting them and spending time reading at your leisure in your room. You can also borrow nostalgic toys such as kendama, playing cards, ring toss, and daruma drop. After dinner, it's a good idea to enjoy it with your family.

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Kaminoyama onsen Japanese Inn Furugama is located on a hill about 6 minutes by car or 10 minutes by free regular bus from Kaminoyama onsen Station. This is an inn where you can enjoy a panoramic view of the Zao Mountain Range and enjoy nature to the fullest. There are Japanese-style rooms, Western-style rooms, and Japanese-Western rooms, as well as rooms with open-air baths and premium suites with open-air baths. Recommended for families traveling with children and their children in a spacious Japanese-style room. We also rent children's toilet seats, yukata robes, toothbrushes, etc., so you can enjoy traveling with your children with peace of mind.

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Make a reservation for the popular "private open-air bath" when you check in. You can spend time with your family in a private space without soaking in the water♪ If you soak in the hot water, also known as a ``makeup onsen,'' you will be relieved from the stress of childcare and work. The whole family can enjoy a fun bath time that is different from usual, such as the ``Large Observation Bath'' with a panoramic view of Zao, the ``Safflower Bath'' with an open-air barrel bath, the ``Kamakura Sauna'' and a high-temperature sauna that can reach temperatures close to minus 5 degrees Celsius. You can enjoy it to the fullest.

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Dinner is served in a private venue, so you can enjoy it without worrying about your surroundings. The dishes use a lot of local ingredients from Yamagata, and are particular about vegetables grown organically and with reduced pesticides. You can enjoy locally produced menu items such as ``Yonezawa beef'', ``Yamagata beef'', and ``Tsuyahime'' rice, which is known for its sweetness. For children, we also have a ``Children's Lunch''. High-low chairs, children's chairs, and tableware for children are available for rent at meal venue.

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``Hohoemi no Yado Takinoyu'' is located about 5 minutes by car from ``Tendo Station.'' You can enjoy a walk in the spacious courtyard or lobby. Being able to easily change your mood is a great feature for families with children. On the 1st floor of the main building, there is also a play space called "Asobi no Mori" where children can play.

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With the theme of ``creating an inn that is kind to people and nature,'' this is a modern Japanese-style inn that takes advantage of nature while incorporating comfort. The guest rooms are also filled with this feeling, creating a comfortable space. Rooms with futon mattresses make it easy to co-sleep, diaper buckets are provided in the rooms, and children's yukata and slippers are available for rent.

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We are proud of our healthy dishes made with seasonal local ingredients nurtured by Yamagata's natural blessings and pesticide-free organic vegetables grown on our own farm. Comparing Yamagata's delicious meats, ``Yonezawa Beef'' and ``Yamagata Beef,'' is a luxurious menu that can only be enjoyed here. Children can have plates of omelet rice, hamburgers, fried foods, etc. meal plan is centered around a private meal room, so it's nice to be able to spend time without worrying about other guests.

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There are rooms with onsen hot spring baths, but don't worry about other rooms. There is a large public bath with a total area of about 1,000 square meters, including “Beni-no-Yu” for women and “Ai-no-Yu” for men. Tendo onsen is a sodium and calcium sulfate onsen with a relaxing effect that heals the fatigue of the body. Let's heal housework childcare and daily fatigue at work. There is a baby bed and a bath chair in the dressing room of the large public bath, so you can take care of your baby smoothly. onsen eggs and drink services are also available at the bathing area.

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Established over 100 years ago, Tendo ryokan Shohakutei Azumaso is an eight-minute drive from Tendo Station. This inn boasts a historic Japanese garden. When you enter the inn, you will be greeted by Mai-chan, the proprietress of the cat. They are quiet and not shy, so please pet them gently. Children who love animals will smile after being touched by fluffy Mai-chan♪

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This is the "West Building Guest Room" where you can see the mountain view outside the window. If you choose the family plan, elementary school children will pay half the price of adults, and children (without meal and bedding) will be free! We also offer snacks, late check-out, and post-breakfast drink service. We are also a family-friendly inn where you can rent trash cans for disposable diapers, baby chairs, baby bedding for naps, and other items for children.

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Yamagata has a clear change of seasons. meal are local cuisine that incorporates local ingredients that are rich in flavor due to the climate. There are various plans for dinner, such as a plan that allows you to choose one main dish for each person, and a plan that allows you to enjoy seasonal dishes such as puffer fish hotpot and imoni. Both breakfast and dinner are private rooms, so even if you have small children, you can relax without hesitation. There are dishes prepared according to the age of the child, and for young children, hamburgers and other children's favorite menus line up.

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When heading to onsen, put your bath towel and change of clothes in a special ``bath basket.'' Tendo onsen 's only open-air bath without a roof allows you to enjoy the atmosphere of each season. Children will be delighted to take a bath where they can directly experience the seasons: cherry blossoms in spring, stargazing amidst the scent of trees in summer, autumn leaves in autumn, and snow baths in winter. What's more, baby chairs are available for rent, so you can enjoy your time with your baby without any worries.

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Hotel Lucent Takamiya is located about 30 minutes by car from Yamagata Zao IC. Located in the center of onsen area, it is an ideal location for sightseeing. Lina World, one of the largest amusement parks in Tohoku, is approximately 15 minutes away by car. Furthermore, the ropeway is right in front of you, allowing you to experience the beauty of Zao in each of the four seasons. For a limited time, giant balloons are available for rent, and the kids will be fascinated! There are also fairs held every day that children will enjoy.

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There are a variety of guest rooms, from Japanese-style rooms with a calm atmosphere, to Western-style rooms with beds, to maisonette-type rooms that give you the feel of a villa, and family rooms. You can find a room that suits your budget and family structure. You can see Zao's nature from every room and soothe your tired body from playing. If you choose the ``Family Plan,'' you will have a bucket in your room for throwing away diapers, and two bath towels for your baby.

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For dinner, you can enjoy a delicious Japanese kaiseki dinner based on the theme of local production for local consumption. This is the "Kuroge Japanese Black Black Sukiyaki or Shabu-Shabu Set. You can enjoy dishes that make the most of delicious meat and seasonal vegetables. Children of elementary school age and older can enjoy the same menu as adults, and infants can have a children's lunch. We also offer the in-room dining plan, which allows you to enjoy meal with your family in a relaxed atmosphere.

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Speaking of onsen, the popular ``hot spring tour'' is popular, but if you stay at a hotel in the Takamiya group, you can also do the ``Zao Seven Bathhouse Tour''. The baths at the four Takamiya Group hotels and the public bath in onsen town are free! onsen 's unique white sulfur springs are sometimes said to be ``hot springs that will help children grow up healthy.'' It seems like it brings good luck♪ There are various types of baths, including rock baths, open-air cypress baths, and private baths, so why not enjoy touring the baths as if it were an attraction?

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Children will love the fair held at the hotel during the summer from July to September! In addition to the summer months, there are also festivals held every day. There is also a lottery where children can win prizes, which is exciting. If you choose the “Family Plan”, you will receive a 500 yen worth of festival tickets! Additionally, there are benefits for parents, such as half-price accommodation for elementary school students and free admission for children sleeping in the same bed.

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"Zao Kokusai Hotel" is about 30 minutes by car from "Yamagata Zao IC". The ski resort is about a one-minute walk away, and you can enjoy skiing in the winter, picking cherries in the spring, showers of greenery in the summer, and colorful autumn leaves in the fall. Recommended hotel. This “Deluxe Twin” with tatami flooring is safe even for children with crawling babies. We also have yukata for children, garbage bins for diapers, hangers for children, and auxiliary toilet seats.

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Hachizaemon no Yu, the pride of the hotel, is a 100% free-flowing natural onsen that consists of an indoor bath and an open-air bath. Moisturize your mother's skin with the traditional hot spring for beautiful skin. There are 3 types of private baths that are great for families with children, and you can enjoy Zao's hot springs in a private space where your family does not enter. The largest private bath here, "Yama no Megumi Yu," has a spacious changing room and a baby bed, making it stress-free.

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Dinner is a dish that emphasizes the seasonal flavors of Yamagata. Yamagata beef, which is raised in Yamagata's climate, is rich, juicy, and exquisite. Comparing rice varieties unique to Yamagata, a rice-producing region, is also popular. Even children can prepare a luxurious kaiseki meal like this one. Breakfast is a buffet with Japanese and Western dishes, including Yamagata wild vegetables, pickles, and freshly baked bread. Eat what you like and as much as you like and start your day energetically♪

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Hotel Metropolitan Yamagata is conveniently located directly connected to the east exit of Yamagata Station. This hotel is easy to get to from nearby cities such as Yonezawa and Sendai, and also has quick access to sightseeing spots, making it a smart choice for traveling with children. There are historical spots such as ``Kajo Park'' and ``Mogami Yoshimitsu History Museum'' in the surrounding area, making it perfect for families who want to spend a relaxing time in a convenient location near the station.

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There are 224 guest rooms, including Japanese and Western rooms, universal twin rooms, and suites. This Japanese-Western room has spacious tatami mats, so both babies and toddlers can feel at ease. The rooms incorporate Yamagata's technical crafts, ``kumiko'' and ``wooden latticework,'' so you can enjoy a relaxing time with your family while enjoying the uniqueness of Yamagata.

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For breakfast, enjoy Yamagata ingredients at the Japanese Teppanyaki restaurant "Mogami-tei". There's plenty to choose from, including ``minestrone soup'' with beans from the Mogami region, egg dishes made with pure Japanese chicken ``Sakura Tamago'', sausages from Yamagata, and fruit salad made with seasonal fruits. We also have a ``Children's Breakfast'' that includes omelets and pancakes, so the whole family can enjoy it.

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``Yuyu no Sato Yusa & Ofuro Café Yusa'' is located in an easily accessible location, about 5 minutes by car from ``Zao Station'' and 15 minutes by car from ``Yamagata Station.'' This is a relaxing inn that combines the warm atmosphere of ryokan with the comfort of a hotel. There are a variety of rooms, including Japanese and Western rooms, and these spacious Japanese-Western rooms are popular with families. We have yukatas and slippers for children, and we also rent baby bathtubs, bath chairs, diaper buckets, bed guards, and more.

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After checking in, go to “Ofuro Café Yusa”! In the large children's space on the second floor, you can lie down in the ball pool or read a picture book together. After playing a lot, go to the hot spring onsen with a view of the Zao Mountain Range to wash off your sweat. You can also enjoy Yamagata fruits at the cafe and ice cream shop.In the evening, why not spend some adult time in the sauna garden or the book lounge with about 8,000 books, where mom and dad take turns?

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For dinner, you can enjoy Yamagata specialties at the on-site restaurant. We have a wide selection of menus that focus on local, seasonal flavors, including sukiyaki made with Yamagata branded Wagyu beef and fresh seasonal vegetables. We also have a ``children's lunch'' made with seasonal ingredients, so the whole family will be satisfied♪

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Surrounded by nature, the elegant inn "Semi onsen Yumemi no Yado Kanshokan" stands along the clear stream. It is about 20 minutes by courtesy car from Shinjo Station, and about a 7-minute walk from Semi onsen Station. This room has a onsen semi-open-air bath. In the summer, you can play in the river in front of the hotel, and there are rental goods for swimming in the river, nets, work gloves, etc., so children's hearts will be excited. In a room with a bath with a great view, you can enjoy a hot bath while looking at the silver world in winter ◎♪

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When traveling with a baby for the first time, you may be worried about what to bring. If you make a baby plan, such anxieties will disappear! You can rent a baby set that includes a milk/hot water pod, a baby bottle sterilizer, and a cleaning brush. A baby futon for naps and a trash can for diapers are also provided. In addition, there is a baby bed in the large public bath, and a high-low bed chair in the breakfast room.

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Semi Onsen, which has a deep connection with Minamoto no onsen, has water that is clear and colorless and has a pleasant texture. This is an open-air bath where you can hear the murmuring of the river from beyond the steam and feel soothed. After taking a bath, go to the lobby lounge. A fair is held during the summer, where you can have fun with your children by grabbing sweets, playing ramune, shooting targets, and more.

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You can enjoy to your heart's content the specialties of the restaurant, such as wild vegetables and mushrooms, sweetfish and rockfish nurtured in clear streams, and "traditional vegetables" that have been preserved and handed down from generation to generation by local people. A children's menu is also available. For in-room dining or more than 4 people, you can enjoy meal in a private room, so you can spend an enjoyable meal time without worrying about your surroundings. After dinner, why not go on a firefly or stargazing tour to make some memories?

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Akayu onsen Tansen Hotel is located about 5 minutes by taxi from JR Akayu Station. We recommend a spacious Japanese-style room with a private indoor bath with onsen. If you have a Japanese-style room, you won't have to worry about your baby rolling around, and you won't have to worry about your baby crawling. Families with small children will be happy to be able to enjoy onsen bath anytime in their room.

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If you choose the "Take a Baby Plan", you can rent wipes, wet wipes, diaper buckets, baby soap, baby bath goods such as bath chairs, as well as toilet seats, bed-wetting sheets, etc. Isn't it? In addition, DVD equipment can be rented for free, and the spacious lobby in front of the front desk has kendama and nostalgic retro game corners. Parents and children can return to childhood and have fun together.

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Akazawa onsen have a history of about 930 years. You can enjoy baths with different atmospheres, such as an open-air bath where you can feel the changing seasons, and a large bath with an ancient Roman theme. There is also a baby cot in the changing room, so you can easily change your clothes.Compared to the hot water in the large public bath, the temperature in the private family bath (for a fee) that you can enjoy in private is set at a slightly lukewarm temperature. You can take a safe bath in the spacious bathtub made of Japanese cypress, and we highly recommend it.

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Akayu onsen, where the hotel is located, is next to Yonezawa City, the home of Yonezawa Beef. It is characterized by its soft texture and fine fat that melts on your tongue. For breakfast, you can eat all-you-can-eat freshly-made onsen! There are four types of mochi: ozoni, red bean paste mochi, natto mochi, and spicy mochi. With the baby plan, both dinner and breakfast can be eaten in a private room, so both mom and dad can enjoy their meal slowly♪

We introduced 16 recommended hotels in Yamagata for families with children. What do you think? Yamagata is beautiful in every season, and it will satisfy your mind and body no matter when you visit. The sights I saw, the smells I felt, the sounds I heard, the people I met on my trip to Yamagata. It will surely be a wonderful memory that will remain in the children's hearts.