Funahashi Village, Nakaniikawa District, Toyama Prefecture, is the smallest area in Japan. Surrounded by expansive rural landscapes, time flows at a leisurely pace. However, thanks to its convenient location, residential development is underway in the center. Many people have moved to the area, and the area continues to revitalize. The village's main industry is agriculture, with a particular focus on rice farming. "Alps Rice," Funahashi Village's brand of rice, is highly acclaimed and supports the economy. Since becoming a commuter town for Toyama City, the number of people using trains and other public transportation has increased. Muryoji Temple is one of the area's tourist attractions.