The “Yonezawa Miru Pass” is a great-value combination ticket that lets you choose 4 out of 6 major sightseeing spots in Yonezawa to visit.
It’s highly recommended for anyone who wants to experience the rich history and culture of Yonezawa, the castle town of the Uesugi clan.
Explore Yonezawa easily and affordably with the Miru Pass!
◇ Valid Period: From Tuesday, April 1, 2025 (Reiwa 7) to Sunday, November 30, 2025
◇ Price:
Adults: ¥2,000
Children (Elementary and Junior High School Students): ¥1,000 (Tax included)
☆ Bonus 1: Get a Yonezawa “Junreki” Hand Towel as a Gift!
☆ Bonus 2: Visit 4 facilities and enter a lottery for a chance to win Yonezawa’s local specialty products!
☆ Bonus 3: Enjoy a special “Hospitality Coupon” that can be used at designated stores in the city!
☆ Bonus 4: Enter a lottery for a chance to win luxurious prizes in the “Sengoku Mystery Walking Tour”!
6 Facilities You Can Visit with the Miru Pass
◇ Uesugi Shrine Keishoden Hall
The treasure hall of Uesugi Shrine, where swords, armor, and other valuable items are stored and displayed.
Don’t miss the armor and swords that are said to have been owned by Uesugi Kenshin, Uesugi Kagekatsu, and Naoe Kanetsugu.
◇ Yonezawa City Uesugi Museum
The museum stores and displays Uesugi-related items, including national treasures.
Yonezawa’s history and culture are clearly introduced through exhibits and a theater.
National Treasure “Rakuchū Rakugai Zōshi Byōbu” (Screen Painting of Kyoto) Original Display from April 19 (Saturday) to May 18 (Sunday).
◇ Uesugi Family Mausoleum
A nationally designated historic site, the Yonezawa Domain Uesugi Family Mausoleum features tombs from the family’s ancestors, with the mausoleum of Uesugi Kenshin at the center and the tombs of up to the 12th generation, Uesugi Narinari. The area is filled with a solemn and reverent atmosphere.
◇ Miyasaka Archaeological Museum
The museum houses and displays valuable cultural artifacts related to the Uesugi family, including armor said to have been used by Maeda Keiji and matchlock guns passed down in the Yonezawa Domain.
◇ Sake Brewing Museum Toko Sake Brewery
In one of the largest sake breweries in the Tohoku region, the museum displays 17 large 6-shaku barrels and tools over 100 years old.
You can also experience the atmosphere of the Meiji era, including the living spaces of that time.
◇ Kasugayama Rinsenji Temple
Originally from Echigo, this temple serves as the ancestral temple of the Uesugi family. It is the burial site of important figures such as Uesugi family wives and high-ranking vassals, including Naoe Kanetsugu.
Yonezawa Miru Pass – Sales Locations
Roadside Station Yonezawa
1039-1, Kawai, Yonezawa City
TEL: (0238) 40-8400
Yonezawa Station ASK
1-1-43 Ekimae, Yonezawa City, inside JR Yonezawa Station
TEL: (0238) 24-2965
Yonezawa Tourism & Convention Association
1-4-13 Marunouchi, Yonezawa City
TEL: (0238) 21-6226
Yonezawa City Uesugi Museum
1-2-1 Marunouchi, Yonezawa City
TEL: (0238) 26-8000
Uesugi Castle History Garden
1-1-22 Marunouchi, Yonezawa City
TEL: (0238) 23-0700
Uesugi Shrine
1-4-13 Marunouchi, Yonezawa City
TEL: (0238) 22-3189
Uesugi Family Mausoleum
1-5-30 Gobyo, Yonezawa City
TEL: (0238) 23-3115
Miyasaka Archaeological Museum
1-2-24 Higashi, Yonezawa City
TEL: (0238) 23-8530
Toko Sake Brewery
2-3-22 Omachi, Yonezawa City
TEL: (0238) 21-6601
Kasugayama Rinsenji Temple
1-2-3 Rinsenji, Yonezawa City
TEL: (0238) 23-0601
Please also use the Yonezawa All Route Bus 1-Day Unlimited Ride Pass, the “Yonezawa Noru Pass”!
For Inquiries
Yonezawa Tourism & Convention Association
Phone: 0238-21-6226
