Toyama Prefecture Travel Guide

An art gallery tracing the career of Fujiko F. Fujio, one of Japan's leading manga artists.

A leading nature-rich zoo in Toyama where visitors can enjoy nature learning and leisure at the same time.

Take in sweeping views of Toyama Bay and the Tateyama Mountain Range at this scenic ski resort.

A scenic driving route at Approx. 274 meters above sea level with views of Toyama Bay and the Tateyama Mountain Range.

A community-based aquarium where you can learn about the ecosystem of Toyama Bay.

The late Edo-period residence and garden, filled with seasonal flowers, are stunning.

An all-weather spot where you can play while enjoying plants.

Toyama’s main gateway, with easy access to central Toyama City.

A dramatic view featuring Japan’s tallest waterfall, with a 350-meter drop.

Discover the history and great taste of Toyama’s local specialty, “masu sushi.”

A roadside station with a panoramic view of the Tateyama Mountain Range.

Whopping sprays in a true sight to see at Kurobe Dam, Japan's tallest dam.

Enjoy Toyama’s bounty in a delicately crafted course meal.

A specialty restaurant serving Toyama’s local kombu-jime cuisine with a modern twist.

A spice curry restaurant with a unique world of its own, even featured in The New York Times.

A popular conveyor-belt sushi restaurant in Toyama where you can always enjoy fresh, high-quality sushi.

A ramen shop run by an active athlete, balancing great taste and nutrition.

A casual eatery where you can enjoy seafood rice bowls and set meals made with fresh-caught fish from Toyama Bay, paired with local sake.

A Himi beef specialty restaurant where you can enjoy flavors unique to a producer-operated establishment that knows the premium Himi beef brand inside and out.

An oyster restaurant where you can enjoy fresh oysters prepared with deep ocean water.

Homemade noodles and curry are a perfect match! A one-of-a-kind curry udon specialty restaurant.

See, touch, and taste the bounty of Toyama Bay! Enjoy a special food experience at Shinminato Kani Goya.

Savor the exquisite umami of Toyama’s specialty, Himi udon and pork offal.

A long-established Japanese restaurant in Uozu where you can enjoy seafood from Toyama and local ingredients.

One of the largest shopping malls in the Hokuriku region, with dining and entertainment too.

A multi-purpose commercial complex renovated from a large merchant house built in the Meiji era.

A long-established shop founded in 1860 that continues to share the appeal of Takaoka copperware.

Toyama’s proudly made specialties, local products, and local gourmet foods all in one place.

One of the largest sales floors in Toyama Prefecture, packed with Toyama specialties and local crafts.

The first full-scale outlet mall in the Hokuriku region, located in Oyabe City, Toyama Prefecture.

A resort hotel with sweeping views of Toyama's natural beauty from elevated ground.

A hot spring ryokan known for its superb ocean-view location and attentive hospitality.

A premium Japanese-style hotel where you can enjoy natural hot springs in central Toyama City.

An auberge where you can enjoy meals while looking out over Toyama Bay.

A private rental villa where you can enjoy an authentic sauna.

Perched on a cliff within a serene gorge, this secluded hot spring inn can only be reached by sightseeing boat, offering a truly unique and tranquil escape.

Nestled beside a mystical gorge, this elegant retreat offers a space to free your mind and soul.

Located at an altitude of 2,410 meters in the Tateyama Kurobe area, this is Japan's highest-altitude natural hot spring inn.

A perfect base for Hokuriku sightseeing, offering exquisite cuisine, relaxation, hot springs, and more to satisfy your travel desires.

A charming hot spring inn nestled in the lush nature of the Kurobe Gorge, offering a rich sense of travel and relaxation.

Known for its stunning open-air baths, this resort offers panoramic views of the Kurobe Gorge.

Located at an elevation of 1,930 meters, this highland hotel is nestled amidst the great outdoors.

Dance that has been passed down for over 300 years in Etchu Yatsuo, a town in the mountains. It attracts about 200,000 people every year.

Experience the breathtaking snow walls up close, reaching up to 20 meters high.