A milestone called Okan was constructed along the Hokuriku highway

The wisdom to prepare for lean years at a time when harvests were uncertain.

A haiku poet and pioneer of modern haiku in Takaoka.

Poetry stones executed by father and son in Takaoka Kojo Park.

A riverside park in which an abundance of plants and animals can be found

Ruins of a kiln and craftsmen's residence were discovered.

Earthenware excavated here is called Kushida Shin ware.

A rare, valuable building made of kusamaki cypress.

Introducing the history behind Imizu Shrine, devoted to Mt. Futagami.

A natural park of water and greenery in harmony.

Relax in Mother Nature and appreciate the beauty of mountain streams.

Taste Inami specialties and experience its traditional arts.

View numerous masterpieces of Inami woodcarving.

It is a unique building with its Western-style finishing elements.

A major event featuring camellias in bloom

A ski resort that emphasizes ""having fun.""

The canals have a long history.

An irrigation canal with ancient roots.

Founder of the traditional Takaoka craft of Yusuke-nuri lacquerware.

The building is an important cultural asset.

Important prefectural ruins.

The only lighthouse in the city.