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Hokuriku Region
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Fukui
Museums
Fukui Prefectural Dinosaur Museum
3.95 1Dinosaurs are the Star at One of Japan’s Largest Geology and Paleontology Museums.
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Stunning Nature and Historic Views: 16 Must-Visit Spots in Fukui
Fukui Prefecture is known for dramatic natural scenery, from the rugged sea cliffs of Tojinbo to the “castle in the sky,” Echizen Ono Castle, floating above a sea of clouds. You’ll also find plenty of places to experience Japan’s history and culture, including preserved townscapes, historic ruins, and temples and shrines. Here are some must-visit attractions, plus recommended places to stay, for a Fukui trip packed with highlights.
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Fukui Prefecture, the Kingdom of Dinosaurs! Let’s Go See Dinosaurs!
Many fossils of dinosaurs have been excavated from within Fukui Prefecture, including those of several newly discovered species of dinosaurs, earning it the name “Dinosaur Kingdom.” Model dinosaurs are set up throughout the prefecture’s cities, and this article will introduce popular spots within Fukui Prefecture where you can see them!
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Kanazawa
Parks & Gardens
Kanazawa Castle Park
3.91 5A castle reminds us of the past prosperity of Kaga Hyakumangoku.
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Stroll around the aesthetically pleasing and spacious Kanazawa Castle Park.
This time I will introduce Kanazawa castle park. It’s a city park right next to Kenrokuen garden.
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First-Time Guide to Kenrokuen Garden: A 60-Minute Model Course for Scenic Views and Photo Spots
Kenrokuen Garden can feel overwhelming on your first visit because of its size and the sheer number of highlights. Knowing the Approx. time needed and an efficient route helps you make the most of even limited time. This article covers scenic photo spots, must-see highlights, seasonal ways to enjoy the garden, and nearby sightseeing information. In particular, don’t miss the 60-minute model course that fits easily before or after sightseeing in Kanazawa. Even with limited time, you can still take in the essential views and those moments you’ll want to capture in photos.
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Toyama
Nature Spots
Kurobe Gorge
3.88 4Take a ride on a trolley train to a secluded area with a spectacular view.
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A Guide to Visiting Kurobe Gorge, Where Nature’s Rugged Power Meets Beauty
Carved by the rushing waters of the Kurobe River, one of Japan’s fastest rivers, Kurobe Gorge is a steep and dramatic V-shaped valley. Until the early 20th century, it was an inaccessible hidden region, and it has been selected as one of Japan’s 100 hidden scenic spots. From the trolley train, you can enjoy untouched natural scenery, the changing beauty of the seasons, and the impressive gorge all at once. The gorge’s breathtaking views, shaped by forces beyond human imagination, and the train’s relaxed ride are part of its appeal. To make the most of this mysterious sightseeing destination, Kurobe Gorge, read on for its must-see highlights, charms, access information, and the best seasons to visit.
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Soak Up Epic Mountain and Sea Scenery: 16 Must-Visit Spots in Toyama
Toyama Prefecture is known for its ever-changing seasonal scenery. From the Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route linking to Nagano, to the Kurobe Dam and the UNESCO World Heritage villages of Gokayama, there’s no shortage of places to enjoy the great outdoors. You can also dig into a wide variety of traditional and local dishes made with ingredients nurtured by Toyama’s rich natural environment. Here are the must-visit attractions and recommended places to stay for your Toyama trip.
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Toyama
Buses
Tateyama Highland Bus
3.87 2This route bus connects Bijodaira and Murodo on the mountainous sightseeing route "Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route."
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Day Trip Itinerary: Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route: Epic Views and One-of-a-Kind Transportation
One of the world’s top mountain sightseeing routes linking Toyama and Nagano is the Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route. Its biggest appeal is the chance to take a series of unique rides while enjoying sweeping, large-scale views shaped by the deep Kurobe Gorge and its dam. Here, we’ll introduce a day-trip model course to enjoy the Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route starting from Tateyama Station in Toyama.
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Encounter an overwhelmingly beautiful natural landscape - Kurobe Tateyama Alpine Route Tourist Guide
On the Kurobe Tateyama Alpine Route, which runs through the 3,000-meter-high mountains of the Northern Alps, you can easily enjoy the dynamic scenery of the four seasons. This section provides all the information you need to enjoy the scenery of the Kurobe Tateyama Alpine Route, as well as highlights and recommended accommodations.
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