Toyama Prefectural Agricultural, Forestry and Fisheries Research Center Agricultural Research Institute
The prefectural agricultural research institute. It handles paddy rice varieties such as Fufufu.
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The prefectural agricultural research institute. It handles paddy rice varieties such as Fufufu.
The prefecture's forestry research institute. It researches the steep forests of Tateyama and the cultivation of Japanese cedar.
The prefecture's fisheries research institute. It surveys the deep waters and the resources of Toyama Bay.
The Institute of Natural Medicine of the University of Toyama. It researches kampo medicine and natural products.
The medicinal plant garden of the University of Toyama. Plants that become medicines are grown and used for education.
The medicine peddlers museum in Toyama. It keeps the records of a trade in which medicine is left with the customer first and only what has been used is paid for.
Takaoka Municipal Museum. It covers metal casting and the industrial history of the city.
The Shinminato Museum in Imizu. It houses the materials of the surveyor Ishiguro Nobuyoshi.
A quasi-national park. Beyond Meiwa Rock the Tateyama range stands in line — 3,000-metre peaks seen across the sea.
A market selling the fish landed at Shinminato port, marked by a large red crab.
A roadside station facing Amaharashi shore, with the Tateyama range across the water.
A national-treasure Zen temple, known for the strict order of its buildings.
The outside market at Himi fishing port, with the seasonal fish of Toyama Bay and a natural hot spring.
A townscape along a river where fishing boats are moored, known as a port-town scene.
A 3.6-kilometre cable-stayed bridge, looking down on Kaiwomaru Park.
A preservation district of traditional buildings, with latticed houses along stone-paved streets.
A fishing port where the auction is held at midday, open to watch.
A roadside station that also sells Doraemon souvenirs, after the birthplace of the artist Fujiko F. Fujio.
Inside the Takaoka Art Museum, showing where Fujiko F. Fujio's manga began.
The site of Takaoka Castle. Its water moats remain, and it is known for cherry blossom.
A roadside station particular about live fish from Imizu, serving seafood rice bowls.