Watagari

Watagari [患莽 わたがり] is a city located in far northern Arami Prefecture. As of 2022, it had a population of around 81,000. 
The local economy of Watagari is dominated by agriculture. The Ueyami area of the city is particularly famous for its particular variety of rice, which is also used to make izan in two local breweries. The southern area is also famous for mushroom production, and is host to a mushroom park where people can either pick their own mushrooms or choose from a wide variety of locally grown produce. In the city's northern ward lie the Watagari Mountains, a small mountain range in which iron and granite have been mined for centuries.
In terms of local attractions, Watagari is home to both the Irogeki Cave which is known to be an important ancient historical site. The ruins of Watayama Castle (the old residence of the Kuzuyama clan) and Watayama Temple can also be visited.