Tsuru is a city located in the Yamanashi Prefecture in the Koshinetsu region of Japan. It is situated at the foot of the Southern Japanese Alps, offering stunning views of the surrounding mountains and natural landscapes. The city is known for its rich agricultural heritage, with vast fields of fruit orchards and vineyards producing delicious grapes and peaches. Tsuru is also home to several historic sites and cultural attractions, including the Tsuru Castle Ruins and the Tsuru Kofun Burial Mound, which provide insight into the city's ancient history. The city is also famous for its traditional craft industries, such as pottery and woodworking, which can be explored at local workshops and galleries.