Toyama Prefecture [Tateyama Museum] Mandara Garden

The powerful image of a large three-sided multi-screen video hall, which screens two images of an easy-to-understand introduction of the Tateyama mandala with a modern sense, and a video that introduces the nature of the four seasons of Tateyama, is attractive (screening time 40 minutes).

The central facility of the Tateyama Museum adjacent to the Ashiguraozan Shrine, an introduction to Tateyama's relationship with nature and humans. There are exhibits such as the Tateyama mandala, which symbolizes the Tateyama faith, and the statue of the statue of the statue of the man-in-chief, which has been designated as a national figure, and the head of the head. It holds a special planned exhibition about Tateyama every year. Nearby are the former shukubo "Kyosakubo", which has a stunning garden with a grove of Tateyama cedar trees, and the "Yamashu Korai-kan", which showcases the history of modern mountaineering, among others, and both facilities can be toured free of charge. In addition, there are the Enma-do, Fuhashi, and Uba-do main pit, which are the stage of the Fuhashi Sekai, which is a 10-minute walk and is famous for the ritual of female relief, and the Uba-do main pit is adjacent to the Uba-do main pit. At the Shōbo-kan, you can enjoy a video on the theme of Tateyama with a powerful image on a three-sided screen (100 yen entrance).

On the banks of the Joganji River, in the settlement of Shikuraji [Ashikuraji], there is an extant place of Yuyama Shrine, a shukubo where devotees stayed during the Edo period. The settlement itself has become a museum. You can experience the world of the Tateyama faith by walking around the exhibition hall, the Mandara Yuen and the facilities scattered in the village. The Enma-do and Fubashi, which were the setting for the Fubashi Seizakai during the Edo period, are located between the exhibition hall and the Harukō-kan. 3 total take 3 hours.