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.

An observation deck with a 180 degree panorama from the summit at an altitude of 492m. A promenade has been maintained around Lake Akaozan from the vicinity of Yu-Yu Land and Hana Tsubaki, and you can reach the summit observation deck in about 45 minutes. Below you can see the scattered villages of the Tonami Plain, and if you are blessed with good weather, you can also see Toyama Bay.

3 years of civilization (1471) Temple of the Jōdo Shinshu sect of the Genjian. It holds a collection of works related to Rennyo's drawings, rosaries and other items. In addition, when Shiko Purikata was estranged at this temple during the war years, he has left behind such pictures as Kegomatsu (Kegomatsu). In addition to pottery by Shoji Hamada and Kanjiro Kawai, the world's folk art is also on display.