Iwase Canal Hall

Souvenirs

If you're buying souvenirs in Iwase, this is the place to start. A hub for "port town souvenirs" offering local sake, famous sweets, and seafood.

Located along Toyama Port (Iwase Canal), the "Iwase Canal Hall" is a place where souvenirs gather, serving as the gateway to a stroll through Iwase.

The souvenir corner inside the building offers a wide variety of items that are unique to Toyama, including local sake, famous sweets, processed seafood products, and handicrafts, so you can find something that truly represents Toyama even in a short amount of time.

Popular items include Iwase's famous triangular dorayaki (a type of Japanese sweet) and merchandise (keychains, stickers, and biscuits) featuring designs from the "Kitamaebune Shipping Agent" manhole cover cards distributed at the Iwase Canal Hall.

One of the convenient points is that you can scout out the area before walking around Iwase, or buy additional items after your stroll.

The open location overlooking the waterfront, allowing you to choose while savoring the lingering memories of your trip, is also a major draw.
As it's also the departure and arrival point for the Fugan Water Line, it's the perfect spot for souvenirs to pick up on your way back after a cruise.
This is a reliable place to take home the essence of Iwase.

Products

Product Name Iwase Canal Hall
Stores Iwase Canal Hall

Facility information

Name Iwase Canal Hall Foundation
Address 48 Iwase Tenjinmachi, Toyama City, Toyama Prefecture
Phone 076-438-8446
Business hours [Local Products Sales]
10:00~17:00
[Information Corner]
9:30~17:00
[Exhibition Lounge]
9:00~17:00
[Rental bicycles]
9:00~16:00
[Restaurant & Cafe]
Please check the official website for details.
Holiday Irregular holidays
Parking Free parking for 75 cars (including 1 for disabled persons and 3 for buses)
Access
train Toyama Port Line, bound for Iwasehama: Approximately 25 minutes from Toyama Station to Iwasehama, then a 2-minute walk.
Parts and accessories Approximately 35 minutes from the Toyama Interchange on the Hokuriku Expressway.
Official Website http://canal.or.jp/
Official social media
Wheelchair accessible Multipurpose toilet available Stroller allowed Diaper changing table available OK on rainy days Toilet available Wi-Fi available Cashless payment accepted
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