オノマトペの屋上

Enter the museum building and take the elevator or stairs. Free admission. It's a nice place with a great view. The sun beats down relentlessly, so sun protection is a must on sunny days. Umbrellas are not allowed when entering the museum, so you will need to prepare a foldable parasol that can fit in your bag.

Located on the roof of the art museum, there are five or six kinds of facilities to play in. Those with children can take them upstairs to hang out, but it is a bit hot in the summer! !

Visited on May 20, 2023. It is located on the roof of the Toyama Prefectural Museum of Art and is free. The rooftop is lined with play equipment tailored to Onomatobe, such as ``Hisohiso'', ``Nooto'', and ``Bokoboko''. Parents and children had fun together. There were not many visitors, probably because it was cloudy that day. The scenery was good, with views of Tomiwa Canal Kansui Park and the Jinzu River, and I was able to see passenger planes flying over as they landed at Toyama Airport. Entry is until 9:30 pm, so you can enjoy the night view as well.

Free hidden scenic spot✨Open until 10pm!! ️I was taken there by a friend who knows a lot about Toyama. It was empty and I was able to enjoy the spectacular view to my heart's content. It's open until late, so it's recommended for night sightseeing in Toyama. You can also take a photo with the bear on the way up the stairs.

“Onomatopoeia Rooftop” is the rooftop garden of the Toyama Prefectural Museum of Art that opened on April 29, 2017. Apparently, it is a rooftop garden where you can play with play equipment designed from onomatopoeia. Onomatopoeia is an onomatopoeic or mimetic word such as ``guruguru'' or ``hisohiso''. It seems like. Children can enjoy the free rooftop garden designed by Taku Sato, with its well-designed and unique play equipment. There is also a Fuwa Fuwa Dome, which is also attractive because it can be rented almost exclusively on weekdays within the city. At other parks, the fluffy dome itself is popular and is used by many children. The view is nice and I think even adults will find it soothing. Parking is free for up to 2 hours, although there is a time limit, and Kansui Park and the famous Starbucks are also nearby. I think both adults and children will enjoy the surrounding facilities.