Most of the wilderness around Yuugiri is covered in trees or mountainous regions but there are some patches of earth which is used for agriculture such as rice paddies and other crops commonly made on Japanese soil. This is also a place where citizens of Yuugiri can come visit the small market and although, it may be dirty, it is a great place to get foods that are fresh and cheap.

A part of it is located in the Suiden district and it extends into some of the other less populated districts; Kuroikiri forest cloaks hills and blankets over mountains— inside the forest, there are many meadows and lakes.

The graveyard is situated on a small hill surrounded by trees and it holds graves going extremely far back into the history of the area. Most of Numata’s dead can be found here and the place also has a mortuary and catacombs which visitors can visit during the night with a guide if they want a scare. There are rumours that spirits and creatures of the night wander here…

Hyousetsu Resort is about three hours away from the center of Yuugiri city; it is extremely popular during the winter times because it is a ski and skating resort as the resort itself sits atop a mountain. In the 1980s, there was a murder of about 16 people committed by a mad doctor.

Visitors walk up a long path covered in forest in order to reach the Kirameki hot springs (onsen) as it is a great location for recreation and relaxation because its location is far from the city. The onsen contains a traditional Japanese inn, a public bathing facility and many other attractions that are typically found at a Japanese hot spring.

The Inari shrine belongs to the Kijima family. The shrine sits on a mountain and a trail of red torii above a path begins at the foot and leads all the way up to the actual building; it takes quite a bit of time to get there. At the entrance is a pair of kitsune statues, in their mouths each fox holds a key. It is said that there are foxes roam the plot of land.