Suzuki-tei

It is a shrine located in the center of the city of Toyama, and is familiar with the name "Toyama Sanno-san". The age of Shōken is unknown, but in ancient times, the record of the second year of Jianwu (1335) remains. Oyamakuijin and Omikigami are the main priests, and Atenshou Omikami and Toyomi Omikami are enshrined in Aiden. In the first place, it is the largest crowd in the prefecture, and there are many young people who visit as there is a benefit of the connection.

The natural forest facing Lake Arimine has a lot of beech and water oak, which is suitable for natural observation of plants and animals. For walks in the forest, five promenades overlooking Mount Yakushi and Lake Arimine have been set up as park facilities, and Arimine forest cultural activities such as walks and storytelling schemes are held. There is the Arimine Visitor Center, which introduces and guides you to nature and history, and it provides tours of the colony, including the strange branch of the "Agariko", a proof that Arimine Bito once lived in. After taking a walk and other activities, you can get tired at the Arimine Memorial Hall, which is equipped with a restaurant and a tea, and the Arimine House, which is a mountain hut style where you can stay.

A huge artificial lake formed by being dammed by the Arimine Dam, a gravity-type concrete dam, at an elevation of 1100m on the upper Wada River, a tributary of the Changanji River. The area centered on the lake is designated as the Arimine Prefectural Natural Park, and you can enjoy the rich nature of the dam lake and the surrounding area while driving along the Arimine Forest Road (for a fee). Near the Arimine Dam, there is the Arimine Visitor Center, which guides you to the nature and history of Arimine, and you can enjoy camping and walking on the promenade.