Top 10 Best Things to Do in Toyama Prefecture

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Yuqing is a scenic spot that heavily relies on the weather; the mountains, the sea, and the beautiful scenery of the red little train only truly shine under the sun. There is a little train for transportation, but the last train departs at 3:30 PM, so those planning a trip should take note. Also, you won't see the snow-capped mountains in summer or early autumn; you'll have to wait until it gets colder.

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Unazuki is a relatively small place, and traveling through Kurobe Gorge in this way is more time-saving and labor-saving. The only problem is that you can only reach Nekomata. The second half was damaged by the earthquake, which is a pity.

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The Toyama Glass Museum is very artistic! The building itself is a modern glass design, perfect for taking photos. The exhibits in the museum are amazing, and the various glass artworks sparkle under the light and shadow, dreamy and exquisite. There is also an interactive experience area, which is fun and photogenic! After visiting, you can also take a break in the cafe. It is recommended to friends who like niche art, it is worth a visit!

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Toyama Canal Park is perfect for a relaxing stroll! The canal is lined with green trees and has wide trails, making it comfortable for cycling or walking. The landmark "Tianmen Bridge" has a beautiful night view, and its reflection on the water is super dreamy. There is also a Starbucks in the park, and it is very comfortable to sit in the open air and drink coffee. Cherry blossoms in spring and red leaves in autumn, each season has different beautiful scenery, and both locals and tourists love to come here!

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Toyama Castle Ruins is a must-visit place for history fans! Although the castle tower is a reconstruction, the red and white exterior is very eye-catching and very photogenic. It displays historical relics of Toyama, and you can overlook the panoramic view of the city from the top. The surrounding parks are beautiful in all seasons, and the cherry blossom season is especially romantic. It is free to visit and has a high cost-effectiveness. It is suitable for quickly understanding Toyama culture!

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The Kurobe Dam was built half a century ago. It is considered a large reservoir in Japan. Although its scale cannot be compared with the Three Gorges Dam in my country, it is still very spectacular. Standing on the dam and overlooking Tateyama, the scenery is nice.