Asahi Funagawa Spring Quartet

A Spring Quartet of the Northern Alps, Rows of Cherry Trees, Tulips, and Nanohana Flowers

Local farmers in the Funagawashin area plant nanohana flowers and early-flowering tulips every year to go with the cherry trees along the Funakawa River in Asahi Town in Toyama Prefecture. The rows of cherry trees, the tulips, the nanohana flowers and with the snowy peaks of the northern Alps inluding Mt. Shirouma and Mt. Asahi create a beautiful Spring Quartet. The beautiful cherry blossom tunnel reflecting in the clear river is a sight to see, with over 280 trees carefully maintained by the locals lined up on both banks for 1200 meters. Furthermore, fires are lit during certain days for a magical nighttime cherry blossom viewing experience. Come enjoy the cherry blossoms' different atmosphere during the day and in the evening.  

Amaharashi Coast

A view that has captivated poets since ancient times

The iconic view of Toyama Bay against the dramatic backdrop of the snowy Tateyama mountains is unforgettable. The Amaharashi Coast is said to be the best location to enjoy the view, which has been celebrated by poets and writers since the eighth century. Like a scene from a painting, Onnaiwa Rock—a charming islet topped with pine trees—emerges from the sea in the foreground, and the mountains loom 3,000 meters high in the distance. Photographers often visit the area at sunset to capture the island and mountains silhouetted against the golden light of the setting sun. The Amaharashi Coast has sandy beaches lined with pine trees, and is popular for swimming in summer, thanks to its family-friendly shallows and breathtaking views.

Shogawa Pleasure Boat

Enjoy the scenery from a pleasure boat

This is a lake cruise that allows you to admire the scenery of each changing season. The seasons of fresh greenery and autumn leaves are particularly beautiful, creating enchanting landscapes for the pleasure boat passengers. Both body and mind will be healed by the beautiful views of the mountains during the gentle one-hour return trip from the Komaki Dam to the Omaki Spa in the Shogawa River valley. Shorter cruises are also available. Why don’t you try to enjoy a pleasure boat?