[2025 Toyama Attraction] Travel Guide for Toyama Castle (Updated Jun)

I thought Mt. Fuji was beautiful enough until I went to Toyama❗❗❗ Toyama, not Mt. Fuji! It's an underrated little treasure town! Located in central Japan, it includes Asahi Town, Nyuzen Town, Uozu City and Kurobe City. The continuous snow-capped mountains wrap around this small town. You can see the snow-capped mountains, the sea style, and the tram style at the same time. It is not inferior to Mount Fuji at all. It is also a must-shoot location for many photographers 📸 When you come to Japan The most unmissable stop in Toyama is Yuqing Coast, which faces the sea on one side and is surrounded by snow-capped mountains on three sides🏔️. It has won the titles of "the most beautiful coast" and "the most beautiful white sand". At the same time, you can also get the same model as "Spirited Away", that is, the tram that the faceless man takes the heroine to ride🚎 Highlights of Yuqing Coast Tourism: Nuyan Rock The first thing you see is Nuyan Rock standing in the sea, which is covered with green pines. It always appears in various photographic works as the foreground of mountains and seas Tateyama Mountain Range The Tateyama Mountain Range, with an altitude of 3,000 meters, is majestic and magnificent. Put Nuyan Rock in your heart, with tall mountains as the background. In autumn and winter, the top of the mountain is covered with snow. This picture is absolutely amazing! : : : : : : : : : : : : : : :

The terrain of Toyama Honshu in the northern part of Honshu, Japan is based on the Noto Peninsula, the Toyama, Takayama, and Nagoya areas, and the Mie Prefecture is the tail. The whole area is reminiscent of the dragon. modeling. Therefore, the tourist area here is called "Shenglong Road". If you choose to use Nagoya as your entry point, then the itinerary is based on Nagoya-Gero-Mountain-Toyama Kanazawa-Shirakawa. My trip to the Spring Festival is also arranged for a few nights in Toyama. One hotel is cheap, and the second is convenient to the world cultural heritage Shirakawa Township or Wuyi Mountain. At the beginning of 2, there was no snow in Nagoya and Gero, and there was a thin snow in the mountains, and the more north of Toyama was still snowing everywhere. The children in the south suddenly felt the right place! Toyama itself has almost no attractions, the only thing that can be visited is Toyama City, and there is a small park and boat nearby. All the way from the train station, the sky is drifting down the sky, the whole city is rendered white, the best place to take pictures is a bright red bridge in front of Toyama City, try to find more trees dark background, in the bridge Take a stroll and play with snow. If you are lucky, you can also play with the cute cherry sister.

Walking in Toyama Castle Park is like walking into a peaceful oasis that combines history and nature. This is the former ruins of Toyama Castle. It is now planned as a free park. It not only retains the moat and stone walls, but is also a favorite walking secret for citizens and travelers. I walked along the moat. The sun shone on the water and stone walls, and the shadows of the trees swayed. It was beautiful in all four seasons. In spring, you can enjoy cherry blossoms, in summer, green shade, in autumn, and in winter, you can see the snow-capped Tateyama from afar. The rebuilt castle tower in the center is small, but it adds a historical atmosphere to the entire park. Whether it is a picnic, a walk, or sitting quietly on a bench in a daze, Toyama Castle Park is the kind of place that makes people slow down and calm down to feel the present moment. 📍Check-in location: Toyama Castle Park (Honmaru, Toyama City, Toyama Prefecture) #Toyama Castle Park #Urban Green Space #Toyama Walk #Japanese Historical Park #Moat Scenery #Traveler's Quiet Corner #Module 1 Travel Article #Toyama Scenery #Walk Everyday #Japanese Slow Life #May Good Places 2025

Located in the heart of Toyama City, Toyama Castle stands as a time capsule of history. Originally built in the 16th century as the residence of the renowned Sengoku warlord, Sassa Narimasa, the castle now exists as a reconstructed keep surrounded by a park, quietly watching over the daily life of the city. Inside the castle, historical artifacts of Toyama are on display, including armor models and illustrated scrolls from the Sengoku period, transporting visitors back to the era of samurai. Though the keep is modest in size, it exudes a commanding presence. From the observation deck, visitors can enjoy panoramic views of Toyama City and the majestic Tateyama Mountain Range, leaving a lasting impression of this city that beautifully blends history and nature. 📍 Location: Toyama Castle (Honmaru 1-62, Toyama City, Toyama Prefecture)

#Dragon Boat Festival good places During this Dragon Boat Festival, I came to the Toyama Castle ruins. The historical atmosphere here makes people feel calm. The ancient city walls still stand, as if telling visitors stories of the past. The sun shines on the city ruins, and the surrounding greenery and flowers complement each other, making the entire environment full of vitality. I strolled through the city ruins, feeling the gentle breeze, and the chirping of birds in my ears and the sound of flowing water in the distance intertwined into a natural melody. Sitting on the observation deck of the castle ruins, you can overlook the beautiful scenery of Toyama City. The mountains and rivers are intertwined, which is refreshing. This place is not only a witness to history, but also an ideal place to relax. Although there is no taste of rice dumplings when you come here during the Dragon Boat Festival, you can still feel the significance of the festival and the rich culture in the ancient city ruins. The tranquility and beauty of the Toyama Castle ruins allowed me to enjoy an unforgettable time while exploring history. Opening hours: All year round Transportation: Walk or take public transportation to Toyama Castle Ruins Approximate cost: Free admission Reminder: Keep the environment clean and respect history Safety Tips: Walk carefully to avoid slipping

Toyama Castle is, of course, impressive, and it was great to learn a lot about its history! Toyama City is known as the birthplace of Black Ramen, and I believe it’s the original! The firefly squid and white shrimp were absolutely delicious! Next time, I’d love to try them by the seaside! Toyama’s Glass Art Museum is a place for everyone, featuring a library and a stunning interior design!

#Get a discount without relying on luck 🏯 #Toyama Castle Toyama Castle Ruins is a newly built castle with a moat and a beautiful garden around the castle. This is my second visit. The first time I came in the fall, this time in the winter, there was snow, it was beautiful and different. I like it very much. The scenery around the castle has been changed to be more beautiful than before. It is more comfortable to walk. In the part of Toyama Castle and Toyama Castle Garden Open all year round, except December 31 to January 1. Opening hours: 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. There is an admission fee. 📍#Address: 1-62 Honmaru, Toyama-shi, Toyama-ken 930-0081 〒930-0081 Fujiyama Prefecture Fujiyama City 本丸1-62 #Getting there Take the tram and get off at Kokusaikai-gijo-mae (C23) stop next to the castle. Walk a short distance. Or walk from JR Toyama Station. It takes about 10 minutes. If you like to see castles in Japan, you can walk to Toyama if you stop by. #Traveling in Japan by yourself #Traveling to Toyama

Toyama is a coastal city on Japan’s main island, Honshu. In the center, Toyama Castle Park has a restored castle dating to the 1500s, plus small museums of history and art. The nearby Toyama Glass Art Museum displays striking contemporary works. Rakusui-tei is an art museum in a traditional home with a formal garden. On the Fugan Canal, Kansui Park has views of the distant Tateyama mountains. Underrated city. You must visit this place Not crowded 🏖️Ambiance/Facilities: trams, mountains , near ainokura village 📍Address: toyama city 💞Reasons to Recommend: beautiful landscape #japan #tripmoments #naturalwonders

#DomesticTravelRecords A record of my trip to Toyama ✈︎ ────⟢⋮✈︎ ────⟢⋮✈︎ ────⟢⋮✈︎ ─── ◼︎Takaoka Daibutsu The bronze seated statue of Amida Nyorai at Daibutsu-ji Temple in Takaoka City, Toyama Prefecture is 16m tall It took 26 years to complete, starting in 1907 ◼︎Takaoka Castle Ruins A castle located in Furushiro, Takaoka City, Toyama Prefecture It was built in 1609 by Maeda Toshinaga, the second head of the Kaga Maeda clan ◼︎Toyama Castle Ruins A castle located in Toyama City, Toyama Prefecture It was built in 1543 by Jinbo Nagamoto It later became the castle of Sassa Narimasa and Maeda Toshinaga #CastleTour #Toyama #ToyamaTrip #ToyamaTourism #Domestic travel #Solo trip #Women's trip

Toyama Castle is a major tourist attraction in Toyama City, Toyama Prefecture, Japan. It is known for its beauty and rich history. Originally built in the 16th century, it played a significant role during the Sengoku period. Although the current structure has been restored, it still retains its historical charm and elegance. 🕰️Operating Hours: Open daily: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM 💰Average Price per Person: Adults: 210 yen / Children: 100 yen 🗓️Travel Planning: From Toyama Station, the castle is just a 10-minute walk away. 💞Recommended Reason: You can go up to the top floor of the castle to enjoy a panoramic view of Toyama City and the distant Japanese Alps.

When visiting Toyama we recommend making time to visit Toyama castle because not only are the gardens beautiful, you can also climb to the top when you have finished visiting the interesting museum inside. Opposite the castle in the park there is an art gallery which offers a tea ceremony.

Ecchu (present-day Toyama Prefecture) is surrounded by the steep Tateyama mountain range and Toyama Bay, a deep "inlet" in the Sea of ​​Japan. Rivers flowing down from the mountain range opened up vast forests and fields on their way to Toyama Bay, revealing a rich land. In particular, the eastern foot of the Kureha Hills was cut by the Jinzu River, and the two formed a long, undulating border that runs through the plain. This topography was seen as an ideal place for defense, and during the Sengoku period, when there were successive invasions from neighboring countries, the country's capital was established on the east bank of the Jinzu River. This is the current Toyama Castle, and the castle town was established on the alluvial plain between the Jinzu River and the Jōganji River. It is said that the first to build Toyama Castle were the Jinbo clan, who had served as the deputy governor of Etchu Province since the Muromachi period. The Jinbo clan was based in Hojozu (present-day Imizu City) in the west of the country under the supervision of the Hatakeyama clan, and in the late 15th century, their head Naganobu (?-1501) had a hidden influence on the political life of the country, such as protecting the shogun of the Muromachi shogunate who was driven out of Kyoto. After Naganobu's death, the Jinbo clan, who strengthened their movement for independence from the Hatakeyama clan, aimed to effectively control Etchu Province and gradually advanced eastward. Toyama Castle was built as a foothold to oppress the powerful Shiina clan in the eastern part of the country, but at the same time it provoked Uesugi Kenshin of Echigo Province (present-day Niigata Prefecture), who attacked them and drove them out of Toyama. However, after Kenshin's death, the Uesugi clan was also attacked by the Oda clan. Leading the Oda forces against the Uesugi was Sassa Narimasa (1536-1588), known as a fierce general and one of Nobunaga's favorites. After seizing Toyama Castle, he overhauled it with the help of former retainers of the Jinbo clan. At the same time, he developed the castle town, solidifying the prototype of present-day Toyama City. For this reason, Narimasa is known as a local hero, but he also came into sharp conflict with Toyotomi Hideyoshi and his ally Maeda Toshiie (1537?-1599), who rose to power after Nobunaga's death, and this led to a large-scale war. One by one, Tokugawa Ieyasu and other allies surrendered to Hideyoshi, leaving Narimasa isolated, and when Hideyoshi besieged Toyama with an army said to be numbering 100,000, Narimasa finally surrendered and left Toyama. The Toyama City Museum of Local History (photos 1-5) at the site of Toyama Castle provides detailed information about the state of Toyama in the Middle Ages, and you can visit the remains, which create a beautiful contrast with the cherry blossoms and fresh greenery. The Maeda clan took over control of Toyama from Narimasa, and Toshiie, who based his base in Kanazawa, Kaga Province (present-day southern Ishikawa Prefecture), placed his son Toshinaga (1562-1614) in Toyama to manage the domain. In the Edo period, Toshinaga's successor, Toshitsugu (1594-1658), gave 100,000 koku of land in Toyama to his second son, Toshitsugu (1617-1674), and the Toyama Domain was established as a branch of the Kaga Domain. From then until the Meiji Restoration, Toshitsugu's descendants served as domain lords, and the most famous of them was the second domain lord, Masatoshi (1649-1706). Although the Toyama Domain had a large territory of 100,000 koku, it was sandwiched between the Kaga Domain and the main domain, which also had to intervene in political affairs, and was by no means wealthy. In response to this, Masafusa aimed to develop an industry unique to the Toyama Domain, inviting medicinal craftsmen from the west to encourage the pharmaceutical business. One theory is that when a feudal lord who was next to Masafusa in Edo Castle had a seizure, Masafusa gave him "Hangontan" (a medicine made in the Toyama Domain), which subsided the seizure, and it is said that the reputation of Toyama medicine increased through word of mouth, so to speak, among the feudal lords who witnessed the effectiveness of this medicine. In fact, many pharmaceutical wholesalers were active within the domain, and the excellent business methods symbolized by the design and "first use later profit" that they developed in the midst of competition are known nationwide. You can learn about the history of the pharmaceutical industry at "Ikeda-ya Yasubei Shoten" (photos 6-10). Although the store was founded in the early Showa period, it faithfully reproduced the Hangontan from the Edo period and continued to manufacture and sell it diligently even in modern society where demand for Japanese and Chinese medicines was declining. Today, the elegant white-walled store is located in a prime location along the highway, and the "Ecchu Hangontan" signboard stands tall. Inside the store, while the store serves many customers as an active pharmacy, it also displays tools used by Toyama drug merchants since ancient times, and staff members will explain how to use each tool. In particular, the "cutting machine"-like machine that has a strong presence in the center of the store is used to cut off medicinal ingredients and process them into pills, and visitors can experience operating it. However, this operation is not something that tourists can master overnight, and the weight of the tools will make you think about the high skill of the drug craftsmen. The development of Toyama's castle town and industry is backed by historical inevitability. The culture and people's spirit cultivated there became the foundation for the city to emerge as one of Japan's leading "design kingdoms" in modern times. Recommended for solo travelers: ★★★★ (There are people, but not many. You can enjoy sightseeing in peace!) Visit date: Around 11:00 on a weekday in the first week of September Access: About 2 minutes on foot from the Kokusaikaigijo-mae tram stop #ToyamaCastle #ToyamaCity #TravelwithMe

#cherryblossom2024 Toyama Castle Park is the grounds of the former Toyama Castle initially constructed in 1543, belongs to a lord whose clan ruled over Toyama and Kaga province during the Edo Period. The Castle keep was dismantled during the Meiji period. Today, it consists of a garden and several keep housing the treasures and lacquerwares. During Spring time, there is also a Tulip festival where thousands of tulips were planted and full bloomed during mid of April. There are also a stream where you can take the boat to view the Cherry Blossoms when it is fully bloomed. A very nice place to visit indeed.

Toyama Castle, a castle in a public park located in the heart of Toyama city, serves as a relaxation area for the town with its serene atmosphere and lush surroundings. The main building houses a museum displaying the history and heritage of this castle, which is over 400 years old. During the spring season, the 'cherry blossoms' in the vicinity of Toyama Castle Park bloom splendidly. Visitors can enjoy the cherry blossoms within the park and also take the Matsukawa River Cruises to experience the scenery along the Matsukawa River that flows near the castle. Additionally, there is the Matsukawa River Cafe' (松川茶屋) located by the river, offering a menu of food and beverages where you can sit and enjoy meals, desserts, or chill with a drink. A recommended item is the Toyama Castle Matcha Parfait (780 yen), a rich flavor that everyone should try! Access: About a 10-minute walk from Toyama Station.

☘️ Even though I've been back for a while, I'm still excited this year. It's an indescribable feeling to go see the cherry blossoms in Japan. Every place my friends in Japan took me to was so beautiful, like a dream. I can't stop telling you about it. I use the words "wow, so beautiful" a lot. So I'd like to share it with my friends, which is Toyama Prefecture. 🌸 Toyama is a prefecture along the coast of the Sea of ​​Japan in the Chubu region, covering the northern area of ​​the Japan Alps. This gives it a variety of tourist attractions. Furthermore, Toyama City, the capital of 'Toyama Prefecture', is well-known as a beautiful castle town and the medical center of Japan. 🛍 Toyama is also known as the Venice of the West because it is a city with 7 rivers flowing through it and is located next to the Japan Alps, making it as beautiful as a painting. ✨ The highlight is the banks of the Matsukawa River, a popular cherry blossom viewing spot in Toyama. The river flows through the center of the city. With rows of cherry trees along the river for about 2.5 kilometers, enjoy the cherry blossoms while walking along the river or take a sightseeing boat that floats along the river under the pink cherry blossom arches. It's really beautiful. 📍 Toyama, Toyama Prefecture, Japan ⏰ 24 hours 💰 N/A 🚗 I traveled by train #travel #onedaytrip #missnature #centralteam #waitingfordeparture #familytrip #goodatmosphere #beautifulphotocoordinates #tripfreeaccommodation #travelwithtrip2024 #songkran2024travel #sakura2024

📍Toyama Castle, Toyama Toyama Castle was chosen as one of Japan's 100 Great Castles🏯 It is located in the Toyama Castle Ruins Park, which is rich in nature, and the flowers that bloom around the castle every season are very beautiful💐 Tulips are in bloom in early April🌷 There is also an AMAZING TOYAMA frame photo spot near the castle, which looks great when combined with Toyama Castle📷 *There are two AMAZING TOYAMA frame photo spots at Toyama Station. There are frame photo spots in TOYAMA, but this spot in front of Toyama Castle is the best👍 The castle has a sense of history with its moats and stone walls that are unique to the castle ruins, and the current Toyama Castle was built in 1954🏯 We didn't go inside this time, but the castle is a local museum, and it seems that the history of Toyama Castle, which spans over 400 years, from its construction during the Sengoku period to the changes in the castle ruins since the Meiji period, is introduced in an easy-to-understand manner using models and videos😊 Together with the cherry blossom trees along the nearby Matsukawa River, it is the most spectacular cherry blossom viewing spot in the city🌸 🌸: As of April 6, 2024, the cherry blossoms are 70% in bloom Add excitement to your daily life:🌙 🏯 Toyama Castle📮 1-62 Honmaru, Toyama City (inside Toyama Castle Ruins Park)🚃 About 10 minutes walk from JR Toyama Station🕚 9:00-17:00 (entry until 16:30)👛 Adults 210 yen (170 yen) High school students and younger free🅿️ No dedicated parking lot　There is an underground paid parking lot at the castle ruins park #Sakura2024 #Toyama #ToyamaTourism #ToyamaTrip #DomesticTrip

#thingstodo Historical site near Toyama City. I am lucky to witness flocks of cranes resting at the tree next to this historical architecture. Serendipity and occasionally you will also hear cranes communicating to one another. This is an unforgettable experience for me as I hardly had this rare opportunity watching these birds not one, but more than 30s, resting on the tree branches. Simply amazing and had it not due to time constraints, I would sit nearby this beautiful place watching the birds and hopefully catch the sunset here as well. I made a right decision to visit Toyama!

This castle was built on the corner of Toyama Castle Park. The view of the castle over the moat is beautiful and has become a symbol of the city. It was built after the war in 1954, and only the moat and the stone walls remain from the original. The Local History Museum found within the castle teaches us about history from its construction to the present. Over 400 years of history, from its construction in the Warring States period to the present, are presented to visitors through models and videos. Furthermore, the observation deck on the 4th floor lets you take in the scale of Toyama Castle during the Edo period. In 2024, I want to go back to this place again. #2024wish

The bus just entered the downtown area of Toyama. After passing through Toyama City, I saw this cherry blossom forest. It turned out to be one of the famous cherry blossom spots. After getting off the bus, we went straight to this beautiful river bank. Located in the center of Toyama, Toyama City is the landmark building of Toyama. Many trains leading to Toyama Station will pass by here. The transportation is convenient, surrounded by moats, and you can see cherry blossoms in spring. The cherry blossoms on both sides are forested, the breeze blows, and the cherry falls into the rain. Unfortunately, the weather is not good, otherwise it will definitely be more beautiful. The cherry tree here has been around for a long time, and the strong one can't hold it. The first time I saw so many cherry trees so high, I was very excited.

I never thought that there is a place in Japan like Switzerland, and it is no different from the Alps. Here, I feel that the years are quiet, everything is peaceful and graceful. This is the small town of Tokuyama, Japan. Toyama is located in central Japan. It is close to Toyama Bay and has a wide variety of seafood. The white shrimp with sweet taste is the biggest food feature here. It also has the most beautiful station Yuqing Station in the "Spirited Away" framing, like a fairy-tale fairyland village. The Black Snow Canyon, known as the must come once in a lifetime, is also the most beautiful Starbucks in the world. It is such a small town, lively and quiet, beautiful and romantic. Step into the Toyama Art Museum, an art gallery that is designed to blend seamlessly with art and nature. The museum has an eye-accessible beauty and is surrounded by the peaks of Tateyama. You can enjoy the works of art masters from the early 20th century, such as Picasso and Miro, as well as the works of Japanese and Toyama representative painters. The most moving thing is to stand on the roof of the museum and look at the snow-capped Alps in the distance, like a replica of Switzerland. Starbucks in the nearby Water Park is rated as "the most beautiful Starbucks in the world" by the Japanese media. When you look up, you can enjoy the ring road of Toyama. In the spring, the splendid cherry blossoms are complemented by the canal scenery. It is a blessing in life to be able to see such beautiful scenery.