LOCALU ローカル
Private tours with local guides
Based in Takaoka city, Toyama, Hokuriku region
ローカル合同会社は、富山県を中心に
インバウンド向けツアーを行う会社です
Private tours with local guides
Based in Takaoka city, Toyama, Hokuriku region
ローカル合同会社は、富山県を中心に
インバウンド向けツアーを行う会社です
Have a good meetup!
You are in front of the entrance of a rural area.
"Mama-chari" bikes are very familiar bikes for people living in Japan. The bikes are basically designed for daily use. Guests can easily treat them even for the first time.
The guide will take guests to the historical area and the nature area.
Toyama area has lots of unique attractions for sightseeing.
Guests can ride a car to see around the area according to preferences.
The guide will take guests to guide's recommendations.
Guests can easily cycle any courses even uphills with power-assisted, and the fat tires allow you to cycle comfortably.
The guide will take guests to the nature area which is off the beaten path where travelers cannot access easily.
Optional menu
Zuiryuji was built in 1663.
It was built for a feudal lord Maeda to mourn him by his brother. Maeda was the founder of Takaoka city.
There are some traditional buildings which are designated as national treasures.
Shokoji was established in 1471. The temple consists of 12 buildings.
Among them, the main hall, the reception hall, and the entrance hall are designated as national treasures.
Yamacho district is the general term of which consists of 10 towns in Takaoka. Yamacho-suji street is one of streets of Yamacho district.
Guests can appreciate the atmosphere of the town with traditional unique houses which equipped with fire-resistant construction.
Guests can see around in the oldest distillery making whisky in the Hokuriku area.
Guests can make an own 700ml-bottle by yourself by taking out the whisky from a barrel.
Takoyaki making is a Japanese cuisine culture. Takoyaki is made from wheat flour. (It can be changed rice flour.)
Using the machine, handmade fried ball are formed by using sticks. Typical ingredient is the octopus.
Takaoka city was originally developed as a castle town by a feudal lord Maeda, 400 years ago.
Kanayamachi town is known as the birthplace of Takaoka copperware and it flourished.
Guests can understand how to make the metal item and try to make own sake cups.
Traditional Japanese sweets are typically served with matcha tea during tea ceremonies.
The basic sweets consist of sweet red bean paste wrapped in the rice cake skin.
Guests can wrap the filling in the skin and decorate them and can enjoy the sweets with tea.
We can hold the tea ceremony, which is a unique Japanese culture. The host traditionally prepares for the ceremony and serves tea to guests who are invited.
Its culture that integrates etiquette, spirituality, space, utensils, and Japanese sweets.
Mt. Futagami is a local mountain located in the suburbs of Takaoka city. It is a 274m high mountain.
There is abundant nature. Local residents often hike for having their relaxing time.
There are some attractions like a huge statue of goddess of mercy, observatory, and a huge bell named Piece bell.