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A hot spring facility that springs up at the foot of Mt. The spring is a sodium-calcium-chloride spring and is said to be effective for neuralgia, digestive diseases, cuts, and gynecological diseases. In addition to the inner bath, which has six types of baths, such as the toutase and the sauna, there is also an open-air bath. There is also a rental of bath towels for a fee.

A store with a reputation for Japanese and Western sweets devised by the second generation master. There are two types of sweet paste wrapped in castella dough, Toyama Spring and Autumn 1 130 yen, which is made of butter dough with walnuts, and cocoa dough with chocolate.

A long-established Japanese confectionery shop famous for its flying dumplings, which are named after the legend of exterminating demons. It has anko and kina powder and is 70 yen each.

It is known for its triangular dorayaki, which is a staple of Iwase. The kokura paste dorayaki 190 yen (plus tax) comes in two pieces and is full of food. The paste is moderately sweet.

A liquor store located inside the Apia shopping center. The store's front line is mainly Toyama's local sake, wines from around the world, and microbrews. There are about 500 bottles of vintage wine, which are usually available.

Masu no sushi is pressed sushi using good quality Toyama rice and fresh trout. During the Edo period, it was donated to Yatsushiro Shōgun Yoshimune and received favorable reviews, and since, it became a gift from the Toyama Domain. You can also buy the popular sushi in Ekiben at Toyama Station. 1500 yen per double. In addition, the main store on the premises offers tours of the manufacturing process, meals and shopping.

Vegetable city open every Saturday, Sunday and public holiday from March to December. It sells a variety of vegetables, as well as potatoes and daikon, which are a specialty of Mount Ushidake. Ojiji, close people gather for freshly picked-up items named as vegetables for your baby. Also popular are croquettes with cheese using local potatoes, hand-made soba noodles and udon noodles. Because it is barrier-free, it is nice to be able to shop in a wheelchair or stroller.

There are a lot of famous Toyama products on the empty gateway. There are a lot of hot-selling black ramen, a staple of souvenirs, Toyama local sake, Nami confectionery, and processed seafood products.

A liquor store that is a renovation of the Tozo group of the Kaifune Ikiya "Moriya", a shop owner who is qualified as a kiki-sake wine advisor and is familiar with sake and wine, will offer a selection of sake from Toyama and from Japan and abroad.

The coastline with the black pine trees, which is designated as a natural monument of the prefecture, is beautiful, and it is also a great point to see the rising morning sun at the Tateyama Renpong. There are also log houses and cottages, so the beginner's camp is also safe. The rental of barbecue equipment is also substantial.