- Toyama and Kanazawa are adorned with calming and soothing colors. The beautiful hues that grace the food and crafts are created by the splendor of nature and the richness of history. Embark on a journey to these two cities in search of captivating colors. The richness that meets your eyes will vividly color your travel memories.
TOYAMA Koshino-ao
- The sea of Toyama Bay, known as the indigo bottle, is a deep, rich blue. Koshino-ao reflects the abundant and mysterious depths of this sea in glass. The unique beauty c reated at the Toyama Glass Studio casts colors on life with its cool, refreshing light. Toyama Glass Studio is a creative hub that bridges technology and education, industry, and culture. It also serves as support center for glass artists. Visitors can watch artists engaged in the actual production process, and a variety of glass artworks are on display in the gallery and shop.
TOYAMA Pale Pink
- White shrimp is a rare delicacy that can only be caught in the deep waters of Toyama Bay’s Iwase. Its translucent, delicate light pink color is a shimmering testament to the life nurtured by the deep sea. If you would like a taste of white shrimp, visit the renowned Iso Cuisine Shogetsu, established in 1911. There, you can enjoy white shrimp sashimi and deep-fried white shrimp, as well as an innovative dish called fuku dango, which features 200 of these delicate shrimp formed into balls and grilled.
