National Treasure Unryuzan Shoko Temple
A major centre of Jodo Shinshu. Its main hall is a national treasure.
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A major centre of Jodo Shinshu. Its main hall is a national treasure.
A World Heritage site, with gassho-zukuri houses standing in a valley.
The home of Inami woodcarving. Make a wooden sake cup, then taste local sake from it.
The oldest whisky distillery in the Hokuriku region, still using its Taisho-era buildings.
A hot spring on the bank of the Sho River, known for the river's sweetfish.
A hot-spring facility along the Sho River, its open-air bath looking down the valley.
A view over the scattered farmsteads of the Tonami plain.
A roadside station in Gokayama, with a tourist information desk.
A building recalling a wealthy farmer's house, with a Fukumitsu-Shaoxing friendship hall attached.
Carving workshops line the stone-paved street, and the sound of mallets carries.
A hilltop centre with a meditation space ringed by a huge mandala.
A rice-cracker factory in the Tonami industrial park. Watch it being made and taste by the hearth.
A centre where tulips can be seen all year, with a display room where you stand among cut flowers.
A restaurant serving char, including a wild-vegetable soba set that comes with char nigiri.
A World Heritage site, gassho-zukuri houses on the valley floor, lit up at night.
A roadside station dealing in tulip goods, with a tourist information desk across the road.
A port town that prospered on the kitamaebune trade, where the shipping agents' houses remain.
The keep holds a local history museum, and the castle is reflected in the moat.
Conveyor-belt sushi joined directly to Toyama Station.