Ameme Matsu Taiehama Campground

It was built at Kōsho-ji Temple in Kyoto in the year of Meiwa 6 (1769), and was relocated to Kōkyō-ji in 1893 (Meiji 26). It is unusual for a front-and-rear-tang-style architectural style on a wood-shingled gable roof. Sculptures such as peony arabesque waist parapet [ranma] and wife jewelry are also a must.

A roadside station that stands along the rainy coast. From the observation deck inside the facility, you can see the 3000m-class Tateyama Ran Peak over Toyama Bay, and it is also a popular shooting spot for trains running on the ice line. At ISOMI TERRACE, a cafe full of openness on the second floor, it is reputed that you can enjoy hamburgers with Himi beef, as well as sweets such as parfait and soft ice cream. In addition, the specialty shop "ARISO" has a large selection of processed products made with locally-sourced vegetables and seafood, as well as copper ware, lacquerware, and local sake and specialty confectionery by craft writers in Takaoka.

Takeda Shingen's younger brother, the family home of a passing-on, an agronomist whose descendants are the descendants of Shōnen no Butsuna. It conveys to the present day the figure as it is, which was constructed around the time of Kansei (1789-1801). It is a large building with a frontage and a depth of about 21m and a building area of 457 sq m. It features a high ceiling beam and a roof form unique to this region. Lioban is a carer in the Edo period. National Designated Important Cultural Property.