Rest Spot Spots in Nanto / Gokayama Area
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- Toyama
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- Nanto / Gokayama
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- Roadside Station Fukumitsu
- Transportation
- Toyama Pref. Nantoshi Nakanogo 21
- "This roadside station a 10-minute drive from Oyabe Interchange Station. The building, styled in the image of a rich farmer's mansion, is beloved by the nickname ""Nanto Ippukuchaya."" The farmer's market Ippuku-ichi, which offers fresh local fruits and vegetables, is popular with both tourists and locals. The Restaurant Tanpopo, located in an earthen storehouse-style building, offers a range of dishes made with local ingredients, as well as nostalgic sweets. "
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- Roadside Station Taira Gokayama Washi no Sato
- Transportation
- Toyama Nanto-shi Higashi-nakae 215
- Gokayama Washi-no-sato (Traditional Paper-making Workshop) is the alternative name for Road Station Taira, a roadside rest area in Gokayama village, Toyama Prefecture. Gokayama Washi-no-sato features a “Washi Paper Craft Hall” that presents the history of traditional Japanese paper-making, which has been an important industry in Gokayama since ancient times, as well as a “Paper-making Experience Hall” where visitors can try making Gokayama-style paper for themselves inside a traditional Gasshozukuri-style farmhouse (experiential activities can be booked on the day of your visit). There is also a retail area selling local specialty products, a restaurant, etc., making this a great place to drop by while driving in the area.
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- Roadside Station Inami Kiborinosato Soyukan
- Transportation
- Toyama Pref. Nantoshi Kitagawa 730
- This roadside station is a 15-minute drive from Tonami Interchange. The complex is comprised of a number of facilities, including Takumi no Kobo, a workshop where people can try their hand at Inami woodcarving, a local traditional handicraft, and Nanto Rakuichi, a souvenir shop with a focus on wooden products. Kitsutsuki Club, a Japanese-style restaurant, offers delicious handmade cuisine that capitalizes on the natural bounty on offer in Inami, the hometown of woodcarving.
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- Roadside Station Inami
- Transportation
- Toyama Nanto-shi Kita Kawa 730
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- Roadside Station Toga
- Transportation
- Toyama Nanto-shi Togamura 171
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- Roadside Station Kamitaira
- Transportation
- Toyama Nanto-shi Nishiakaomachi Mura Naka 72-1
Toyama Areas
Toyama is one of the three prefectures that house the Japanese Alps, with its southern and eastern borders comprising one long stretch of mountains, out of which the Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route is forged. While traditional crafts fill the northern coastal cities of Toyama and Takaoka, thatched roof houses offer unrivalled views against a backdrop of fantastic scenery at Gokayama in the mountainous area in the south of the prefecture.
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