Toyama Municipal Folkcraft Village TEL：076-433-8270 The village encompasses 7 museums on local history, culture and art. It is located at the foot of Kurehayama Hills that lie in the western part of Toyama City. You can enjoy green nature and historic sites at the same time. You can experience Japanese tea ceremony at Enzan-an. In Chokeiji which locates nearby, there is "Gohyakurakan" that are 500 stone statues of disciples of Buddha.
Hours: 9 am - 5 pm (last addmission: 4:30 pm) Closed: Year-end & new year holidays Temporary closing dates Parking: East Parking (50 cars & 5 buses) West Parking (10 cars & 1 bus) Admission: Admission fees Individual Group (more than 20 people) One museum All the museums One museum All the museums Adult (High school student and above) 100 yen 500 yen 80 yen 400 yen Child (Elementary & junior high students) 50 yen 250 yen 40 yen 200 yen 　 *Admission fees for elementary & junior-high students are free on Saturday, Sunday & holidays. Green tea with Japanese confectionary at "Enzan-an" is 300 yen.

Ikedaya Yasube Pharmacy TEL：076-425-1871 The store put up a sign that is written "Etchu Hangontan", digestive medicine that used to be known as a miracle cure. You can feel the sense of tradition by looking at the exterior of the store. A restaurant on the second floor serves healthy dishes that use herbal medicines.
Hours: 10:00-18:00 Closed: Wednesdays Parking: 4 parking spaces for cars Reservation required for bus parking Admission: Free (reservation required for pill-rounding trial)

House of Druggist: Kanaoka Residence TEL：076-433-1684 The history of pharmaceutical business in Toyama goes back more than 300 years. It houses all kinds of documents on that business. The main building used to be a merchant house in the early Meiji Era.
Hours: 9:00-16:00 Closed: Tuesdays, year-end & new year holidays Parking: 15 cars and 1 bus Admission: Adult (including university students): 200 yen Students & small children: 100 yen (free on Saturdays, Sundays & holidays) Group discount: 10 % off for a group of more than 30 people, 20 % off for a group of more than 100 people

Shipping Agent: Mori Residence TEL：076-437-8960 From the end of Edo Period to the Meiji Era, the trading by Kitamae-bune ship was at the height of its prosperity. Mori residence is one of the shipping agents. It was built in 1878, and its massive architecture reflects its prosperity of those times. It was designated as nationally important cultural property. Hours: 9:00-16:30 Closed: Year-end & new year holidays Parking: 20 cars, 4 buses Admission: Adult: 100 yen (group of more than 20: 80 yen) Child: 50 yen (group of more than 20: 40 yen)

MINAMOTO (Masu-no Sushi Company) TEL：076-429-7400 You can see the history and manufacturing process of "Masu-no Sushi", one of the specialities of Toyama. The restaurant with 700 seats serves lunch box with Masu-no Sushi. Hours: 9:00-17:00 Closed: Open all year round Parking: 100 cars, 30 buses Admission: Free (reservation needed)

Umekama U-mei-kan TEL：076-479-1850 Toyama is one of the foremost producers of decorated kamaboko (fish paste). Kamaboko shaped as a red bream is a must at festive occations. In this factory, you can see how kamaboko is decorated, and also you can purchase various kinds of kamaboko products. Hours: 10:00-16:30 It is recommended to tour the factory in the morning. Closed: Temporarily closed on Wednesdays Parking: 50 cars, 10 buses Admission: Free

Toyama Municipal Local Museum (inside the Toyama Castle) TEL：076-432-7911 The museum is located inside the four-story donjon, and it features the history of Toyama Castle since theMiddle ages. Hours: 9:00-17:00(last addmission: 4:30 pm) Closed: Year-end & new year holidays Temporary closing dates Parking: Use underground parking of the castle park (subject to fees) Admission: Adult: 200 yen (group of more than 20: 160 yen) Elementary & junior-high students: 100 yen (group of more than 20 people: 80 yen)