Shomyo Falls
The waterfall with the greatest drop in Japan. At the thaw, Hannoki Falls appears beside it.
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The waterfall with the greatest drop in Japan. At the thaw, Hannoki Falls appears beside it.
A campsite ringed by the ridges of Tateyama, used as a base for climbing.
The house that served as the model for the setting of a film, serving the melon soda that appears in it.
Mount Tsurugi stands directly ahead. The starting point for the climb to its summit.
Walk close to the snow walls that clearing reveals. The road lies under the snow, so its position is measured as they dig.
A marsh formed by the activity of the Tateyama volcano, partway along the Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route.
Held to be the oldest mountain hut in Japan. Snow lies here even in August.
A spring said to cure all ills. From the approach, 108 stone steps climb to the sacred ground.
A route crossing the Northern Alps, linking ropeways and cable cars.
Free pitches and drive-in pitches, with an athletic course attached.
A temple with seven hundred years of history, with a 300-metre tree-lined approach to its gate.
Tells the story of erosion control in the Tateyama caldera, with the inside of the caldera recreated in a diorama.
Shows how people and Tateyama have been bound together, with a spirit bridge shaped after hell.
Rice crackers made only from Toyama rice, with a white-shrimp cracker factory attached.