A panoramic 360 ° panoramic view of the Juice Field! (Overview from the observatory, but not in bad weather) Experience the power of wonder and safety! (Appreciate leisurely from the warm restaurant) Go to the rime on the ropeway comfortably and comfortably! You can also go down the rime downhill course in the rime field in an exhilarating mood. At night, “Ryose” is lit up. The appearance of rime that floats in the darkness of jet black with color lighting is like an illusionary world.

It is a habitat for the onybass designated as a national natural monument in one corner of the lagoon area of Lake Tanajima in Himi City, Toyama Prefecture. Onibas pond, located in the corner of the adjacent Junimachigata Suizou Park, is protected and nurtured. On the flowering season from August to September, you can observe huge leaves and flowers every year.

A valley created by the clear stream of Shibukawa at Okutashina Onsen. There are four waterfalls along the mountain stream with a total length of 6 km and you can walk along the promenade full of negative ions. Spring buds, summer tins, fall foliage, winter ice pods, and spots that are full of charm for each season.

This region is one of the world's largest heavy snowfall areas, and a gassho-style house with a large and steep roof was born from such a climate. There are still gassho-style villages in the Ainokura area of ​​Nanto City (formerly Hiramura) and the Kakinuma area of ​​the city (former Kamihiramura). On December 4, 1970, “Echinaka Gokayama Ainokura Village” It has been designated as a national historic site as the “Echinaka Gokayama Suganuma Village”, and in 1994 it was selected as an important traditional building preservation area. In December 1995, it was registered as a World Heritage Site as a “Shirakawa-go / Gokayama Gassho-style Village” along with the adjacent Shirakawa-go (Kashiwacho district) in Shirakawa-mura, Ono-gun, Gifu Prefecture. In March 2009, it was selected as the top three-star tourist destination in the “Michelin Green Guide Japon” travel guide Japan edition published by France Michelin. 17 places in Japan are selected as 3 stars. The Ainokura and Suganuma villages are also selected as 2 stars. In March 2015, it was selected as one of “Japan's 31 most beautiful places” announced by CNN, a news broadcast station in the United States.