Toyama
Toyama
Toyama
Toyama

Toyama

Japan

Introduction to Port

Port Toyama, perched on Japan’s Sea of Japan coast, stands out for its blend of maritime practicality and regional charm. As an official port of call, it offers a streamlined, guest-friendly experience with modern facilities and easy access to both coast and hinterland. Signature experiences set it apart: a seamless transfer to the Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route in season, where passengers ride from sea level to snow walls and turquoise gorge scenery; after dark, guided tours to Toyama Bay to glimpse the luminous firefly squid. Destinations within reach from the quay include Toyama City’s historic castle district, the innovative Toyama Glass Art Museum, and nearby coastal towns such as Namerikawa and Uozu, famous for fresh seafood markets and scenic waterfront promenades. Fleet features at Port Toyama emphasize flexible berthing for a wide range of ships, compliant with shore power, generous gangways, and sheltered, well-equipped terminals that minimize embarkation times. Onboard services coordinated through the port partner ships offer authentic regional tastings, cultural performances, and language-support from bilingual staff, plus curated shore excursions designed to showcase Toyama’s cuisine, art, and alpine scenery. Together, these elements make Toyama a distinctive call that rewards travelers with a compact, high-impact dose of Japan’s sea-and-snow allure.

Reasons
Reasons To Visit
Scenic landscapes
Dramatic forests, lakes, and rugged coastlines.
Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route
Iconic alpine route through Tateyama area.
Cultural experiences
Local cuisine and festivals reflect Vorarlberg traditions.
Gateway to Hokuriku
Convenient base for Hokuriku sightseeing and transit.