Indira Uozu Store
510 Yoshijima, Uozu City, Toyama Prefecture
Google Maps: https://goo.gl/maps/fnrK1xz94RoLjuWR9
Hand-Cut Ramen Yamaya in Uozu City: Timeless Deliciousness
In Uozu City, Toyama Prefecture, there’s a ramen shop that’s been around for over 70 years.
Since its opening, they’ve been committed to handmade noodles, resulting in an exquisitely chewy texture.
Their homemade wontons and char siu are also superb.
Handmade Ramen Yamaya
2-17 Shinseiji-cho, Uozu City, Toyama Prefecture
Google map: https://goo.gl/maps/N1rLnoTpDZKaYe8E7
Various Trains Crossing Hayatsuki River in Uozu: Toyama Chihou Railway, Ainokaze Toyama Railway, JR Freight
A train crossing the Hayatsuki River. A pumpkin-shaped train from Toyama Chihō Railway. A local train from Ainokaze Toyama Railway. JR Freight.
An announcement from Uozu City Hall regarding the appearance of a mirage.
Yakiniku Set Meal on Tarajiru Rord?! Kinkai Drive-In in Etsuchu-Miyazaki. 2022
Located in Etchu Miyazaki, Asahi Town, Toyama Prefecture, is the drive-in restaurant “Kinkai.”
This road is famous as the “Tarajiru Rord,” and while they certainly serve tarajiru (cod soup), their recommended dish is the “Yakiniku Teishoku” (grilled meat set meal).
Unlike the typical image of a yakiniku set meal, it’s more like a “pork sauté,” with thick slices of pork loin grilled slowly, making it very satisfying.
They are particular about using domestically produced meat, and the chewy texture combined with the sweetness of the fat provides exceptional satisfaction.
Located along National Route 8, it has a large parking lot and is very popular with large truck drivers. They also offer accommodation, making it convenient for those who want to relax.
It’s also very close to the Jade Coast, and you can enjoy your meal while watching the Ainokaze Toyama Railway trains running parallel to the national highway.
*Permission for photography and posting has been granted.
Drive-in Kinkai
Google Maps: https://goo.gl/maps/oPxxd4n1YrPn5Pgq7
Toyama Chihou Railway Shin-Uozu Station Main Line Trains: First to Last Train on Weekdays 2021
This video shows local trains arriving at and departing from Shin-Uozu Station. It’s a time-lapse video taken from a fixed point, from the first train to the last. It truly captures the atmosphere of a “local line,” clearly demonstrating its role as a vital mode of transportation for the community. Watching the classic trains, formerly used in the Kanto and Kansai regions, leisurely come and go is endlessly fascinating. Trains of the parallel “Ainokaze Toyama Railway” also pass by occasionally.
Note: The camera settings were incorrect, causing the angle to change midway through the video.
Toyama Chihō Railway
https://www.chitetsu.co.jp/
Toyama Trams Running Strong on Snowy Days: Front/Rear Views and Approaching Trams 2021
I took a round trip on Toyama City’s streetcar (Centram) from [International Conference Center] to [Toyama Station].
This video shows the view from the back, the front, and Toyama Station. There is no background music. While heavy snow like in 2021 would have paralyzed service, this amount of snow is perfectly normal. The inside of the streetcar was warm and cozy thanks to the heating.
Toyama Railway Scenery: Chitetsu Trains, Ainokaze Toyama Railway, Freight Trains 2021
I photographed local trains, Ainokaze Toyama Railway trains, and freight trains in Kurobe City and Uozu City.
Snowy Scenery in Toyama: Toyama Chihou Railway Tateyama Line (Toyama to Tateyama Station Rear View & Announcements)
This video shows the rear view of the Toyama Chihō Railway Tateyama Line 10030 series train from Toyama to Tateyama, covering the entire journey. Occasionally, side views and station scenes are included. No background music is included.
Chitetsu Trains Running Strong Even on Heavy Snow Days 2021
December 2021. Dentetsu Toyama Station: Series 10030, Series 14760, Series 17480
Even with a heavy snow warning issued for the Toyama region, the local trains are running smoothly.
[Restaurant Name Change] “Thiên Ân Quán Ten’on-ten Vietnamese Restaurant”
The restaurant name has changed. [Thiên Ân Quán Ten’on-ten Vietnamese Restaurant] This Vietnamese restaurant is located in a residential area near Alplaza, a 5-minute walk from Kosugi Station South Exit in Imizu City, Toyama Prefecture. The menu is very extensive, allowing you to enjoy authentic Vietnamese flavors. There’s also a Vietnamese grocery store on the second floor, which is fun to browse. The staff said, “We want many Japanese customers to come and experience the authentic taste.” There’s also parking available, so you can visit by car with peace of mind. Thiên Ân Quán (Ten’on Branch) Vietnamese Restaurant (Former name) TRE VIET RESTAURANT 2572-4, Mikaichibancho, Imizu City, Toyama Prefecture 939-0341 Google map: https://goo.gl/maps/qE28tzfQaBBu3AHZ7 *Menu prices are as of November 2021. *Permission for photography and video posting has been granted.
