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Ainokura Gassho-zukuri Village

Ainokura is a nostalgic village with 20 "Gassho-zukuri" thatched-roof houses where people still live today. Surrounded by high mountains and often buried in heavy snow during winter, the village preserves a quintessential Japanese rural landscape. The sight of these sturdy houses glowing during nighttime light-up events is mystical, showcasing a harmonious blend of traditional culture and nature.

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Muromaki Dam

Located deep in the mountains of Yatsuo, Muromaki Dam is a majestic concrete structure hidden in a harsh yet beautiful natural environment. The elegant curve of the arch dam contrasts beautifully with the surrounding lush forests and still emerald waters. It offers a unique sense of tranquility and is a photogenic hidden gem for those seeking to see the harmony between massive human engineering and pristine nature.

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Toyama Bay

Inducted into the "Most Beautiful Bays in the World" club, Toyama Bay is known as a "natural fish tank" due to its deep waters and diverse marine life. The nutrient-rich water from 3,000m peaks nurtures delicacies like Firefly Squid and Himi Winter Yellowtail. On clear winter days, the breathtaking sight of the snow-capped Tateyama Range across the ocean creates a majestic, painting-like landscape.

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Himi City

A "fish town" in northwest Toyama Bay. You can enjoy fresh seafood year-round, especially "Himi Kanburi" (winter yellowtail). The view of the 3,000m Tateyama Mountains across the sea is rare worldwide. With hot springs available, it offers gourmet food, scenery, and healing. It is also famous as the birthplace of Fujiko Fujio Ⓐ.

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Kurobe Gorge

Japan's deepest and steepest V-shaped gorge, a hidden gem with untouched nature. The contrast between the emerald green stream and the primeval forest on cliffs is breathtaking. The autumn foliage is considered one of the best in Japan. It is popular with adventurous tourists who want to feel the greatness of nature and silence with all five senses.

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Gokayama

A World Heritage mountain village with "Gassho-zukuri" farmhouses featuring steep thatched roofs. It maintains a quiet, rustic beauty. The wisdom to survive harsh winters and the spirit of mutual aid still live on. Visitors can enjoy traditional washi paper making. It is highly rated by travelers seeking a peaceful and healing environment.

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Tateyama Kurobe

This is one of the world's leading mountain sightseeing routes. The highlight is the "Snow Wall" (Yuki-no-Otani) in spring, an overwhelming sight nearly 20 meters high. Alpine plants bloom in summer, and autumn colors decorate the mountains. It is a unique base where you can safely and comfortably experience the steep nature of the Northern Alps.

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Toyama Prefecture

Located in the center of Japan, Toyama Prefecture features a dynamic landscape with a 4,000-meter elevation difference, from the 3,000-meter Tateyama Mountains to the 1,000-meter deep Toyama Bay. It is home to World Heritage sites and mystical mountain routes. As a treasure trove of gastronomy with fresh seafood and local sake, it attracts travelers from all over the world.

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