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Hotels / Ryokan and Places to Stay
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- Hotel Morinokaze Tateyama
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- 3-6, Hara Toyama
- TRIPLE NON SMOKING
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- ¥11,207~
- Room Selected at Check-In
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- ¥13,608~
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- Hotel Route Inn Toyama Inter
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- 401-1 Kurosaki Toyama
- Room SEMIDOUBLE
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- ¥7,833~
- Small Double Bed Non-Smoking
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- ¥5,900~
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- Oarks Canal Park Hotel Toyama
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- 11-1, Ushijimacho Toyama
- TWIN NON SMOKING
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- ¥7,132~
- Twin Room
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- ¥9,270~
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- Toyama Oyado Nono Natural Hot Spring
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- 3-9-2, Sogawa, Toyama
- Double Room - Non-Smoking
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- ¥5,995~
- Twin Room with Shower - Non-refundable
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- ¥12,995~
Top Things to do
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- Chokei-ji Temple
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- Toyama Pref. Toyamashi Gosou 1882
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The Chokei-ji Temple is a Buddhist temple belonging to the Soto school of Zen Buddhism situated on Mt. Kureha in the suburbs of Toyama City, in Toyama Prefecture. The main object of veneration at the Temple was originally a Daibutsu (Great Buddha Statue) known as the Sakuradani Daibutsu; however, this Statue was removed in 1870 as the result of an order issued by the Toyama Domain, and today only the head remains. Behind the Temple, over 500 stone statues of the Buddha’s disciples stand facing the Tateyama Mountains; the calm, peaceful expressions on their faces leave visitors deeply moved. This area is renowned for its spectacular cherry blossom, and is thronged with both locals and tourists in the cherry blossom season.
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- Toyama Municipal Folkcraft Village
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- Toyama Pref. Toyamashi Anyoubou 1118-1
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The Toyama Municipal Folkcraft Village is a complex dedicated to history and culture, located at the foot of Mt. Kureha in Toyama Prefecture. A Folk Art Museum, with displays of folk handicrafts, was opened on the site in 1965. Subsequently, additional museums were opened, including a Museum of Archeology displaying archeological finds, etc., the Museum of Medicine Peddlers, telling the story of the Toyama region’s itinerant medicine vendors, etc.; today, the Village comprises a total of seven museums and two other facilities. The Museum of Ceramic Art and the Clay Dolls Studio offer experiential activities where visitors can try their hand at decorating bowls or clay dolls. Each of the museums offers plenty to see, and the opportunity to learn more about the lives of past generations.
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- Mairo
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- Toyama Pref. Toyamashi Sakuramachi 2-2-121 Building 5F
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The best club with live performances in Hokuriku, right next to Toyama Station and Shintomicho Station. Find classic club music like hip-hop and techno, but also a wide range of other music including rock, jazz, and J-pop. There are 90 coin lockers, so guests can lighten their load and enjoy themselves. The club can also be rented during the day as a space for bands and dance groups to practice.
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- Minority
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- Toyama Pref. Toyamashi Sakuramachi 2-2-121 Building 4F
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A lounge bar and club right next to Toyama Station and Shintomicho Station. Their main focus is EDM but guests can enjoy a variety of dance music including hip-hop, techno, and R&B. The club is equipped with a high quality audio system that picks up the lowest of frequencies, providing a great experience for music lovers. There are also 54 coin lockers for guests.
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- Kenkozen Yakuto
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- Toyama Pref. Toyamashi Tsutsumichoudori 1-3-5 Echizen Anti-Spirit Tanpo Ikedaya Yasushi Shop 2F
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A café operated out of the second floor of Ikedaya Yasubei Shoten, a long-standing shop which makes and sells medicines such as Etchu Hangontan, a popular digestive medicine famously from Toyama. Once used as a space for compounding medicines, the café has an old-fashioned air in which diners can take their time and enjoy their food. Yakuto serves healthy medicinal dishes made with seasonal ingredients, black rice grown with spring water, and other ingredients inspired by Chinese medicine. After your meal, you can enjoy a popular handmade sweet, herbal tea, or healthy medicinal plant tea. The nearest station is Nishicho Station on the Toyama Tram Line.
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- Mawaru Toyama Bay Sushitama, Toyama Kakeo Main Restaurant
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- Toyama Pref. Toyamashi Kakeosakaemachi 5-8
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Located along National Route 41 in the city of Toyama, Toyama Prefecture, Mawaru Toyama Bay Sushitama is a conveyor-belt sushi shop where customers can easily enjoy seafood caught of the coasts of Ishikawa and Toyama Prefectures. Fresh shipments come in twice a day, at noon and at night, so customers can be assured that the seafood is fresh. In addition to standard menu items such as tuna and salmon roe, customers can also enjoy seasonal seafood typical of the Hokuriku region, such as wrasse, yellowtail, and snow crabs. The rice base for the sushi is made from Koshihikari rice grown on the Noto Peninsula and rice vinegar made according to an exclusive recipe. There is both counter and table seating, making the restaurant suitable for everyone from families to solo diners.
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- Menya Iroha (CiC Branch)
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- Toyama Pref. Toyamashi Shintomichou 1-2-3CiCB1
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A ramen restaurant located on floor B1 of the CiC building, which is located just past the south exit of JR Toyama Station. Famous for its Toyama black ramen, a local favorite characterized by its dark black broth, the restaurant is a frequent destination for tourists. This flavorful broth, made by combining a chicken and seafood stock with a slow-stewed fish sauce, is the restaurant’s pride and joy. Despite appearances, the flavor is actually quite light. The stylish interior, accented with red here and there, makes it easy even for women to enter on their own.
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- Sushiei Sogawa Branch
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- Toyama Pref. Toyamashi Sougawa 2-8-22
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Sushiei Sogawa Branch located in Sogawa, Toyama City, Toyama Prefecture is a sushi restaurant which opened in 1948 and is well-established with many repeat customers from outside of Toyama Prefecture. Under the concept of getting people to enjoy delicious sushi, there is only sushi on its menu. It has a range of fresh local seafood from Toyama as well as seasonal seafood sourced from all over Japan, and has continued to serve authentic sushi with shining craftsmanship. The restaurant does not allow drinking or smoking, so women and non-drinkers can also feel free to eat there.
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- Aoyama Sohonpo
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- Toyama Pref. Toyamashi Shintomichou 1-4-6
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Aoyama Sohonpo in Shintomi Town, Toyama City, Toyama Prefecture is a famous Toyama specialty trout sushi shop. An exclusive series of trout sushi using rare natural masu salmon, Chidori vinegar and Koshihikari rice wrapped in a bamboo strip and packed in a curved bento box made from cedar is the hallmark product and sold in limited numbers. It also sells a standard series of trout sushi as well as processed seafood products from Toyama.
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