Gojinjo-daiko (Nafunemachi)
A folk performance of Nafune in Wajima. In 1577, it is said, villagers in masks beat drums and drove off Uesugi Kenshin's troops.
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A folk performance of Nafune in Wajima. In 1577, it is said, villagers in masks beat drums and drove off Uesugi Kenshin's troops.
Beside the Chirihama Nagisa Driveway. Its footbath is named after the daikon-shaped leg.
Holds close to 400 works, mainly sculptural glass by contemporary artists from around the world.
The cliff that was the setting of Seicho Matsumoto's Zero no Shoten, within the Noto Kongo coast.
A park based on the legend that Moses is buried at the foot of Mount Hodatsu.
A glass structure shaped like an umbrella held out to arriving visitors, with a gate modelled on a hand drum.
One of Japan's three great gardens. A special national scenic site, known for its winter rope supports.
Walk the market in the quiet of morning, before the queues of midday.
Reopened on a new site in 2022. A circular reading space open to the fourth floor holds about 500 seats.
About seven metres wide and fifteen high, the largest waterfall in Tsubata.
The largest swimming beach on the nine kilometres of Uchinada shore. Jellyfish appear from mid August.
The residential quarter of the Kaga domain's middle-ranking samurai, with earthen walls and stone-paved lanes.
A transverse dune field running from Kanazawa through Uchinada to Kahoku, averaging about 20 metres in height.
One of Kanazawa's three geisha quarters, one of the pleasure districts licensed by the Kaga domain in 1820.
About 80 metres up, glazed on all four sides; on clear days Hakusan and the Tateyama range show.
The site of the Maeda family's castle and a national historic site. The Hishi turret, the Gojikken storehouse and the Hashizumemon turret have been rebuilt.
Both open early all year round. Admission to Kenrokuen is free at that hour.
Tells the work of the late-Edo engineer Benkichi Ono, with mechanisms you can handle.
A roadside station on the Noto Satoyama Kaido, looking out over the sunset on the Sea of Japan.
An indoor play centre opened in July 2024, with large play structures made of prefectural timber.
Housed in a red-brick building that was an army arsenal; the building is an important cultural property.
A museum on the thought and life of the philosopher Kitaro Nishida.