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Toyama Toyama Toyama The consumption tax rate has been revised from 2019.10.1. In some cases,the facility usage fee has been revised. Please ask each facility for details. Toyama 【Toyama City and the surrounding area】 Category Participating Locations Address Phone Number Bonus Content Tourist attractions 1-3-5 Tsutsumimachidori, (+81)76-425-1871 Ikedaya Yasubei Shouten Co., Ltd. Toyama-shi Free gift ②Green Season (Late Apr. - Early ①Green Season (Late Apr. - Early Tateyama Sanroku Ski Resort 55 Hara, Toyama-shi (+81) 76-482-1311 Nov.): ¥500 off Zip Line Adventure ③Ski Season (Mid Dec. - Mid Mar.): ¥500 off full day lift ticket Nov.): 20% off gondola lift ticket Tateyama ticket Others 2-14-5 Futakuchimachi, (+81)80-3745-6600 coconara MUSUBI Toyama-shi We would like to invite you to take part in our free introduction into Toyamatourism I hope you avail of this service Toyama 【Tateyama and Kurobe area】 Category Participating Locations Address Phone Number Bonus Content Shopping Aimono Konbu 339-5 Ikujinakaku, Kurobe-shi (+81) 765-57-0321 5% off purchase of ¥1,050 (including tax) or more at the shop Free cup of Konbu tea Accommodations 347-1 Unazukionsen, Kurobe- (+81) 765-62-1211 Enraku shi Complimentary coffee or black tea for guests SPA & RESORT KAIEI RYOKANS Tsurugi 1 Yuuwano Kamiichimachi, (+81) 76-472-6333 Complimentary memorial photo of you for anniversary Koizuki Nakaniikawa-gun Tourist attractions KUROBE YOSHIDA SCIENCE MUSEUM 574-1 Yoshida, Kurobe-shi (+81) 765-57-0610 Discount on planetarium & 3D movie admission (Adults ¥300→¥240, High-school & University students ¥150→¥120) *Junior high school students and younger free of charge Selene Museum of Art 6-3 Unazukionsen, Kurobe-shi (+81) 765-62-2000 ¥100 off admission fee (General ¥610→¥510, High school & University students ¥510→¥410) *Junior high school students and younger free of charge Ashikuraji, Tateyamamachi, (+81) 76-432-2819 Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route Nakaniikawa-gun Complimentary multi-language pamphlet with stamp rally for guests Toyama 【Takaoka and Tonami area】 Category Participating Locations Address Phone Number Bonus Content Shopping MITSUI OUTLET PARK HOKURIKU 972-1 Nishinakano, Oyabe-shi (+81)3-5927-9321 Special outlet coupon OYABE Yotsui Co.,Ltd 3-5 Mizuhomachi, Takaoka-shi (+81)766-24-0025 Receive Origami paper Restaurants and bars Kaki no Sho 156 Ono, Takaoka-shi (+81) 766-28-0003 Free small size soft-serve ice cream Accommodations 1276 Daibutsumachi, Takaoka- (+81) 766-21-0075 DAIBUTSU RYOKAN shi Complimentary original towel Kozakaiso 81 Kozakai, Himi-shi (+81) 766-78-1934 Free doburoku sake before dinner Others Takaoka Station Tourist Information 6-1 Shimozekimachi, Takaoka- (+81) 766-23-6645 Receive a free picture post card Center shi The consumption tax rate has been revised from 2019.10.1. In some cases,the facility usage fee has been revised. Please ask each facility for details. Ishikawa 【Kanazawa City and the surrounding area】 Category Participating Locations Address Phone Number Bonus Content Shopping HAKUICHI Hakukokan "Gold leaf Museum 2-1-1 Morito, Kanazawa-shi (+81) 76-240-8911 5% off purchases in the gift shops (some items excluded) Goldleaf workshop: get a novelty gift & Boutique" Receive a free Kanazawa souvenir Free drink after meal at "Shunsai Grill Korinbo Daiwa Department Store 1-1-1 Korinbo, Kanazawa-shi (+81) 76-220-1111 with purchase from 6th Floor ¥100 off coffee or tea at "Pasta della Morozoff" on the 8F Korin" or "Nangoku Shuka" on the 8F "Kanazawa Yu Kobo" boutique Restaurants and bars 2-37 Higashikenrokumachi, (+81) 76-222-1600 kenken-ochin Kanazawa-shi Free original oil blotting paper 5% off entire purchase at the gift shop Accommodations Fukatani Onsen (Hot Spring) Motoyu 95 Chi Fukatanimachi, (+81)76-258-2133 Free hot spring skin care kit (Women only) Ishiya Kanazawa-shi 2-17-21 Honmachi, Kanazawa- (+81) 76-231-2225 Kanazawa Chaya Tea House shi Free original oil blotting paper KANAZAWA NEW GRAND HOTEL 4-1 Minamicho, Kanazawa-shi (+81) 76-233-1311 5% off food and drinks at the restaurant 10% off hotel room rate Tourist attractions 1-3-27 Higashiyama. (+81) 76-251-6777 Sakuda Gold & Silver Leaf Co., Ltd. Kanazawa-shi 10% off gold leaf lesson 10% off purchases Complimentary gold leaf tea Kaga Yuzen Kimono Center 8-8 Kosyomachi, Kanazawa-shi (+81) 76-224-5511 Discount on admission fee (¥310→¥260) Ishikawa 【Komatsu City, Kaga City and the surrounding area】 Category Participating Locations Address Phone Number Bonus Content Shopping Free "Choco-fuku set" (set of 1 kagafuku & kaga-bo tea) or "Petite All visitors (including children) receive Okashijo Kagahan 90-1 Ha Kamomachi, Kaga-shi (+81) 761-77-0100 sweets sampler" (set of 4~5 sweets) ¥200 off admission fee to Nippon Origami Museum (Regular price ¥500) a free Kaga-mame-shibori-senbei with purchase of ¥2,000 or more at the shop Accommodations 1-ho-17-1 HANAMURASAKI Yamanakaonsenhigashimachi, (+81) 761-78-0077 Receive a free drink at dinner Kaga-shi 41 U Katayamazuonsen, Kaga- (+81) 761-74-1101 Kaga Kanko Hotel shi Free Kaga Kanko Hotel original bath soak Free designer yukata rental (Women only) 2-he-1 SHIRASAGIYU-TAWARAYA Yamanakaonsenhigashimachi, (+81) 761-78-1321 Hotel guests receive discount on private bathhouse "Kikuka" rental fee ( open-air bath included) (50min ¥3,240→¥2,160) Kaga-shi 1-ho-10 Suimei Yamanakaonsenhigashimachi, (+81) 761-78-1616 Free hot spring mist spray (1 per customer) Kaga-shi 19-49-1 Yamashiroonsen, (+81) 761-77-1234 Yunokuni Tensyo Kaga-shi 10% off purchases in the gift shop (limited to purchases of ¥2,000 or more) 10% off drinks at our coffee lounge 4-34-1 Hakusan-Shoubutei Yamashiroonsenkikyogaoka, (+81) 761-77-0335 Reserved bath use service（50min） Sake 1 service Kaga-shi Tourist attractions 40 Ikkanyama Motorcar Museum of Japan Futatsunashimachi, Komatsu- (+81) 761-43-4343 10% off admission fee Free hand towel shi YUNOKUNI NO MORI Na-3-3 Awazuonsen, Komatsu-s(h+i81) 761-65-3456 Free original gold-lacquered sticker The consumption tax rate has been revised from 2019.10.1. In some cases,the facility usage fee has been revised. Please ask each facility for details. Ishikawa 【Noto Peninsula area】 Category Participating Locations Address Phone Number Bonus Content Shopping Receive a free pair of Wajima lacquered chopsticks with purchase of ¥5,000 Urushi Toho Araki 4 Ipponsugimachi, Nanao-shi (+81) 767-52-4141 10% off make your own gold inlaid lacquer ware class trial or more. Road Side Station Suzunari Shi-15 Nonoemachi, Suzu-shi (+81) 768-82-4688 Discount on any purchase of local soda pop "Shio (salt) cider" (¥220 each→¥200 each) Restaurants and bars Wa-23-3 Wakuramachi, Nanao- (+81) 767-62-0077 Noto-Kaisendon Mitone shi Free dessert (Black sesame ice cream in a cup) Accommodations 8-1 Wakazaki Wakuramachi, (+81) 767-62-3333 Ae no Kaze Nanao-shi Free original bathing powder 12-3 Wakazakibu Wakuramachi, (+81) 767-62-1515 Free soft drink for customers dining at the hotel (Limit one per customer) Hotel Kaibo Nanao-shi 10% off purchase of ¥1,050 or more at the gift shop Hotel Oyado Suzuka Ru-4-7 Wakuramachi, Nanao-shi(+81) 767-62-2420 Free morning coffee KAGAYA Yo-80 Wakuramachi, Nanao-shi (+81) 767-62-1111 Free original bathing powder 1-14 Kashima Ishizakimachi, (+81) 767-62-3131 Nihon-no-yado Notoraku Nanao-shi Free lacquered Meoto-Bashi (Husband and Wife Chopsticks) Tourist attractions Ko,1-18 Monzen Monzenmachi, (+81) 768-42-0005 Daihonzan Sojiji Soin Wajima-shi Reduced Admission ¥400→¥350 Wajima Nuri Kaikan 24-55 Kawaimachi, Wajima-shi (+81) 768-22-2155 ¥50 off admission fee to the Wajima Nuri Museum (Adults ¥300→¥250) Others Maruichi Kanko 2-1 Yatamachi, Nanao-shi (+81) 767-53-6161 Tour participants receive a free gift The consumption tax rate has been revised from 2019.10.1. In some cases,the facility usage fee has been revised. Please ask each facility for details. Fukui 【Fukui City, Awara City and the surrounding area】 Category Participating Locations Address Phone Number Bonus Content Shopping 3-1-3 Maruokachokasumicho, It is the bookmark of Echizen textile or the bamboo work or presents Echizen cake of high quality to the person who did shopping more than 1,000 yen The soba restaurant ippitsukeijouchaya (+81)776-66-5880 Sakai-shi in a souvenir shop Accommodations Hakuwaso 5-1201 Onsen, Awara-shi (+81)776-78-7000 Complimentary morning coffee Chikuchiku Bonbon (Takeda Natural 60-8 Yamaguchi Maruokacho, (+81)776-50-2393 Morning coffee service for one stay Activity & Learning Center) Sakai-shi Tourist attractions Tojinbo Sightseeing Ferry 64-1 Anto Mikunicho, Sakai-shi (+81) 776-81-3808 Discount on ferry ticket (Adults ¥1,400→¥1,200,Children¥700→¥600) Echizen-Matsushima-Aquarium 74-2-3 Mikunichousaki, Sakai-sh(i+81)776-81-2700 Entrance fee discount 10% (adult 2000 yen →1800 yen ,child 1000 yen → 900 yen) Others Sakai City Tojinbo Tourism Exchange 64-1-166 Anto Mikunicho, (+81) 776-82-5515 Free gift Center Sakai-shi Fukui 【Tsuruga City, Obama City and the surrounding area】 Category Participating Locations Address Phone Number Bonus Content Restaurants and bars 1-1531 Wakabacho, Tsuruga- (+81) 770-24-0489 Nihonkai Sakanamachi shi Complimentary souvenir at the Information booth Tourist attractions Float Hall of Port Tsuruga 7-6 Aioicho, Tsuruga-shi (+81)770-21-5570 Complimentary postcard featuring a Japanese painting held by the Tsuruga Municipal Museum Kami Warabe Paper Doll Museum 13-14 Aioicho, Tsuruga-shi (+81)770-37-1150 ¥50 off admission (regular price \200→¥150) Konbu-kan 17-3-1 Sakanoshita, Tsuruga-shi (+81) 770-24-3070 Complimentary Original Konbu Gift Tsuruga Municipal Museum 7-8 Aioicho, Tsuruga-shi (+81)770-25-7033 Complimentary postcard featuring a Japanese painting held by the Tsuruga Municipal Museum The consumption tax rate has been revised from 2019.10.1.
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