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Japan Automobile Museum
The first car museum in Japan, showing 500 vehicles at a time in their period condition.
Budoya-san Nishimura
An organic vineyard. The greenhouses are all-weather, so you can pick grapes in the rain.
Yunokuni-no-Mori Traditional Handicrafts Village
A craft village of relocated thatched houses from the Edo and Meiji eras, where you can try Wajima lacquer, Kutani ware and gold leaf.
Eichi-no-Mori / Koke-no-Sato
A moss garden among fine cedar, with an old house as a visitor centre.
Shibayama Lagoon
The symbol of Katayamazu Onsen. A cycle path of about seven kilometres circles it, and tundra swans winter here.
Tedori Fish Land
The only full amusement park in Ishikawa, with a camel coaster and a large Ferris wheel.
Ataka Checkpoint
The setting of Kanjincho, one of the eighteen great kabuki plays. Bronzes of Benkei and Togashi were raised in 1940.
Tatsunokuchi Onsen Soyu Satoyama-no-Yu
A day-use bathhouse opened in 2009, with a garden-style open-air bath and sodium chloride-sulphate water.
Tsuki Usagi-no-Sato
A theme park for meeting rabbits, which roam freely in the outdoor ground.
Japan Air Self-Defense Force Komatsu Air Base
Opened in 1961. The only fighter unit on the Sea of Japan coast is based here.
Ayatori Bridge
A winding bridge designed by the flower artist Hiroshi Teshigahara. Painted red-purple, it looks over the Kakusen gorge.
Kakusenkei Riverside Terrace
Riverside platforms set in the Kakusen gorge, for new green in spring and colour in autumn.
Kaga Fruit Land
An orchard of some 80 hectares with fruit picking through the seasons.
Yamanaka Onsen Kiku-no-Yu
The communal bathhouse of a hot-spring town 1,300 years old. Basho wrote a verse here on the scent of its water.
Awazu Onsen
Said to have been opened by the priest Taicho, the oldest hot spring in the Hokuriku region, with 1,300 years of history.
Yamanaka Onsen
Said to have been found by the priest Gyoki. Basho stayed nine days here in 1689 on his Narrow Road journey.
Noto Shokusai Market Roadside Station
A roadside station whose ground floor holds the Noto fresh market and the Satoyama Satoumi lane.