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Conveniently located only 1-minute walk away from Takaoka station and close to the busy streets, an ideal base for business and for sightseeing. It is also convenient for visiting famous places related to Manyo-shu, the oldest anthology of tanka, visiting National Treasure Tanryu-ji temple, and World Heritage Shirakawa-go and Gokayama.
Address:
1-8 Suehiro-machi, Takaoka-shi, Toyama
Access:
1 min. walk from Takaoka St. of JR Hokuriku-honsen.
Parking Lot:
Available.
With Charge.
750 Tracks.
Clearance Limit Applies.
Conveniently located only 1-minute walk away from Takaoka station and close to the busy streets, an ideal base for business and for sightseeing. It is also convenient for visiting famous places related to Manyo-shu, the oldest anthology of tanka, visiting National Treasure Tanryu-ji temple, and World Heritage Shirakawa-go and Gokayama.
Conveniently located only 1-minute walk away from Takaoka station and close to the busy streets, an ideal base for business and for sightseeing. It is also convenient for visiting famous places related to Manyo-shu, the oldest anthology of tanka, visiting National Treasure Tanryu-ji temple, and World Heritage Shirakawa-go and Gokayama.
Conveniently located only 1-minute walk away from Takaoka station and close to the busy streets, an ideal base for business and for sightseeing. It is also convenient for visiting famous places related to Manyo-shu, the oldest anthology of tanka, visiting National Treasure Tanryu-ji temple, and World Heritage Shirakawa-go and Gokayama.
Conveniently located only 1-minute walk away from Takaoka station and close to the busy streets, an ideal base for business and for sightseeing. It is also convenient for visiting famous places related to Manyo-shu, the oldest anthology of tanka, visiting National Treasure Tanryu-ji temple, and World Heritage Shirakawa-go and Gokayama.
