A folk museum with 9,000 historical items.

Second feudal lord of the Kaga clan and a founder of castle town Takaoka.

"Under his rule, Takaoka developed into a commercial town."

No-machi

The location where the young maidens were offered up to a frightening god.

You can learn about the Manyoshu and Otomo no Yakamochi.

Takaoka is closely connected with Manyoshu.

Many hanashobu (irises) bloom in their full glory.

A leisure spot with a beautiful view of mountains and the sea

Selected as one of the 100 best beaches and 100 best promenades of Japan.

An exhibition of mandalas, originating from the exchange with Tukche village

"One of the festivals of Yamacho, the merchants' town. "

Festival goers are introduced to the Mikurumayama floats of Bakuro district.

A summer festival of original handmade mikoshi.

The founder of a girls' school and promoter of education for girls.

Choemon, a carpenter, performed various welfare activities.

There was a cedar tree here and legend has it that a demon lived in it.

The metal casting industry of Takaoka was started by seven masters.

The gathering is protected and promoted as an important asset of the town.

Moriyama Castle is said to have been the greatest fortress in the Etchu region.

The symbol of Takaoka, home of the Manyo

See the many plants written about in the Manyoshu

The musician who wrote the well-known song, "Yuhi."

Learn about the history of metal casting.

"Explanation of the meaning behind the ""+"" marks carved into the stone wall."

A moat in which the water level never changed,regardless of sunlight or rainfall

What kind of fortress was Takaoka Castle?

Illustrating the connection between Takayama Ukon and Takaoka Castle.