Things to do in Toyama Prefecture

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A cityscape at night with illuminated buildings, including the Excel Hotel Tokyo and other commercial structures.
A landscaped garden with various flowering plants, tall grasses, and trees.
An indoor exhibit with educational displays, including a large tree and various informational posters.
A street with Japanese signage and lanterns.
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A large dam with a reservoir, surrounded by mountains and snow-capped peaks.

Kurobe Dam

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You can learn about the history of Tateyama with a trip to Kurobe Dam. You can seek out the ski slopes while in the area.
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Where to stay in Toyama Prefecture

Find the best Toyama Prefecture areas and neighborhoods for the activities you enjoy most.

Gofuku

If you're looking for some top things to see and do in Gofuku and surrounding area, you can visit Suiboku Museum and CiC Toyama.

Inami

While Inami isn't home to many top sights, Shogawa Onsen and Shogawa Water Memorial Park are some notable places to visit nearby.

A village with traditional thatched-roof houses nestled in a snowy valley with mountains in the background.

Fukuno

Though Fukuno might not have many top sights, you can venture to the surrounding area to see attractions like Fukumitsu Hanayama Onsen and Shogawa Onsen.

A solitary tree on a rocky island with snow-capped mountains in the background.

Kanaya

While there might not be top attractions in Kanaya, you can explore the larger area and discover places like Toyama Family Park and Suiboku Museum.

A village with traditional thatched-roof houses surrounded by lush greenery and terraced fields.

Fukumitsu

Travelers enjoy Fukumitsu for its museums and art galleries. Consider checking out Shiko Munakata Memorial Building while you're in the area.

A narrow street at dusk with traditional buildings and a vibrant sunset sky.

Kanazawa

A snowy mountain slope with ski tracks, a wooden building, and a clear blue sky.

Hakuba

A traditional Japanese street with wooden buildings, a torii gate, and a mountainous backdrop.

Takayama

A vibrant flower garden with a cascading waterfall and a wooden trellis structure.

Tonami

A cityscape at night with illuminated buildings, including the Excel Hotel Tokyo and other commercial structures.

Toyama

A dam with a bridge, a calm lake, and a mountainous backdrop.

Kurobe

A tree with thick, gnarled roots and branches.
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Himi

A traditional Japanese temple with a curved roof, wooden structure, and a large stone lantern in front.

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