Mitsui Outlet Park Hokuriku Oyabe

A long-established confectionery store established in the second year of the Holy Calendar (1752). One box of thin ice with the image of ice that has been stretched in rice paddies and puddles is 1080 yen ~, and five T 5 sheets with a modern style arrangement of thin ice is popular, 756 yen.

The 118m high Crossland Tower is a landmark. You can enjoy the fairy tale architecture and night view from the observation room. There is a 200m diameter circular lawn square, as well as interesting bicycles, in-line skates, a putter golf hall (for each facility), and the Da Vinci Techno Museum (210 yen in the entrance), which displays models of airplanes made from Da Vinci's drawings. There is also an art house (paid depending on the exhibition) that holds various art exhibitions.

A ranch that stretches from the middle of Mount Inaba to the peak at an altitude of 346m. The area around the summit is maintained as a park, and from the observation deck you can see the scattered villages of the Tonami Plain, as well as the Tateyama Renpong, and Toyama Bay. You can interact with goats and rabbits in the petting animal square. There is also an Inabayama Cafe restaurant, and it is well-established as a night view spot. At the foot of Mount Inaba is Hokuriku's first full-scale outlet mall, "Mitsui Outlet Park Hokuriku Koyabe". In addition to the rich nature, you can enjoy hot springs at Miyajima Gorge, which is designated as a prefectural park along with Mount Inaba.