Toyama: a blend of natural gifts and cultural treasures.

Toyama, located in the north-central part of Honshu Island, Japan, is a land loved by time and nature. The beauty of nature and the mellowness of humanities are perfectly integrated here, blooming with a unique halo. Among the beautiful landscapes and shapes, Fushan shows its majesty and beauty. The Tateyama Kurobe Alps, with its uncanny terrain, interprets the legend of the four seasons. In spring, the snow melts for the first time, and the trickling water breaks away from the shackles of the ice and plays a lively movement in the valley, awakening the sleeping flowers and plants; in midsummer, the fields are green and the mountains are full of flowers, and the mountains are covered with colorful carpets. During the hike, the fragrant fragrance lingers on the tip of your nose; in the golden autumn, the frosty wind blows, and the mountain forests seem to be on fire, with red maples and yellow leaves intertwined into a gorgeous tapestry. Viewed from the top of the mountain, the mountains are like overturned paint trays; in the cold winter, thick snow piles up, and the snow The towering wall, against the clear blue sky, looks like a divine path leading to the Ice and Snow Palace, holy and magnificent. The cultural heritage is like aged wine, with a long lasting charm. Toyama Washi, which has been passed down for thousands of years, follows ancient processes. The craftsmen rub their fingertips to turn the fibers into fine paper. It is thin and strong, carrying the imprint of art and life. The old streets and alleys are lined with traditional shops, selling exquisite lacquerware and handicrafts. The craftsmanship in the shops has been passed down from generation to generation, and each stitch and carving is condensed with ingenuity. There are also hot springs gushing out, and the warm water moisturizes the body and mind, telling the story of Toyama. The long years and the warmth of this world.