Toyama

Toyama, Kurobe

Toyama is a land of stunning mountains and coastal beauty. The Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route takes you through majestic peaks and the impressive Kurobe Dam. Toyama Bay is famous for its deep-sea delicacies, including white shrimp and firefly squid. The combination of breathtaking scenery, relaxing hot springs, and delicious seafood makes Toyama unforgettable.

From Tokyo: Shinkansen 2h 10m; 1h

From Osaka: Local train / Shinkansen 3h 10m

From Nagoya: Local train 3h 10m

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Nagano

From Nagano to Toyama via the Alpine Route

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Himi City

A "fish town" in northwest Toyama Bay. You can enjoy fresh seafood year-round, especially "Himi Kanburi" (winter yellowtail). The view of the 3,000m Tateyama Mountains across the sea is rare worldwide. With hot springs available, it offers gourmet food, scenery, and healing. It is also famous as the birthplace of Fujiko Fujio Ⓐ.

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Takaoka City

A "craftsmanship city" with over 400 years of history. Traditional casting and lacquerware industries thrive, alongside historical spots like Zuiryu-ji Temple and the Great Buddha. It is also the hometown of manga artist Fujiko F. Fujio, with various Doraemon-related spots. It is a cultural city where you can enjoy traditional skills, modern art, and history at once.

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Toyama Prefecture

Located in the center of Japan, Toyama Prefecture features a dynamic landscape with a 4,000-meter elevation difference, from the 3,000-meter Tateyama Mountains to the 1,000-meter deep Toyama Bay. It is home to World Heritage sites and mystical mountain routes. As a treasure trove of gastronomy with fresh seafood and local sake, it attracts travelers from all over the world.

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