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*Let's make you bloom* The natural water "Tsuki no Shizuku" from the power spot at the foot of Mt. Koya, delivered to you by our concierge, is a natural supplement = water that brings you your natural health and beauty. In addition, "Yuno Sato-origin cosmetics" based on the "Tsuki no Shizuku" source, "Yuno Sato hot spring water," are "safe" and "secure" for your skin and bring out your natural beauty. Please give it a try!

A free group schedule developed specifically for soccer and futsal.

Sakata City Museum of Art is an art museum located in Sakata City, Yamagata Prefecture. It hosts special exhibitions by famous artists. From the cafe you can see Mt. Chokai, the Mogami River, and the entire Sakata cityscape.

Our company is engaged in landscape design, construction, and management of residential and commercial spaces, creation of green spaces such as urban parks, designated management tasks, as well as the creation and management of athletic field turf. We leverage the strengths of our horticultural expertise as a seed company to develop a comprehensive business model focusing on high-quality seeds and the planning, design, construction, and management of floral and green spaces.

This is the website of Sakata Municipal Sakata Nursing College, located in Sakata City, Yamagata Prefecture. We train nursing personnel who will lead the local medical care in the region.

The Sakata City Social Welfare Council is an organization that promotes "welfare town development" to create a community where local residents can live in peace, with the participation and cooperation of local residents, welfare and child welfare committee members, social welfare workers such as social welfare facilities and social welfare corporations, and related institutions such as health, medical, and education.

This is the website of the Sakata City Sports Association, a public interest incorporated foundation.

Global leader in seed breeding and vegetative production.

Dutch rice crackers, mirror rice crackers, traditional flavors handed down through the generations. Sakata Rice Crackers, the original thin-baked rice crackers.