National Treasure Takaokayama Zuiryu Temple
A national-treasure Zen temple, known for the strict order of its buildings.
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A national-treasure Zen temple, known for the strict order of its buildings.
A preservation district of traditional buildings, with latticed houses along stone-paved streets.
Inside the Takaoka Art Museum, showing where Fujiko F. Fujio's manga began.
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.
One of the largest temple complexes in the Hokuriku region, decorated with Inami carving.
A roadside station in Gokayama, with a tourist information desk.
Carving workshops line the stone-paved street, and the sound of mallets carries.
A World Heritage site, gassho-zukuri houses on the valley floor, lit up at night.
Inside the Fugan Canal Kansui Park. Built with prefectural cedar, its windows frame the Tateyama range.
A town of slopes and stone walls. The name Yatsuo is said to come from eight mountains running from Hida toward Toyama.
Its main hall enshrines a Fudo Myoo image. Known for waterfall austerities at the Roppon falls.
Held to be the oldest mountain hut in Japan. Snow lies here even in August.
A temple with seven hundred years of history, with a 300-metre tree-lined approach to its gate.
A registered national cultural property, dividing water by siphon pressure alone.
Try batabata tea, handed down in the mountain villages, drunk from a Gorohachi bowl.