Toyama

Toyama is the capital of Toyama prefecture, in focal Honshu on the Japan Sea coast. Toyama is the focal point of Japan's pharmaceutical industry and furthermore has a solid enlivening dishes convention. Toyama might be less outstanding for the travel industry than the adjacent "Little Kyoto" that is Kanazawa further west, however roomy, agreeably spread out Toyama is a door to skiing, snowboarding and climbing in the Japan Alps, and has various purposes of picturesque, social and imaginative intrigue that make it an essential visitor goal - effectively come to by free transport transports that confound the city.

Toyama Castle is set in enormous, wide Toyama Johshi Park in the focal point of the city. The palace was first worked in the Edo time frame and was all around reestablished after World War II. Toyama Castle contains the Museum of Local History. The Sato Memorial Art Museum is additionally in Toyama Johshi Park and shows earthenware production utilized in the tea service, and different collectibles. The Toyama International Conference Center is only five minutes' walk south of the mansion.