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Ishikawa

With the launch of the Hokuriku Shinkansen, it became much easier to access the big old historic city.

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Ishikawa
Ishikawa has four facets: traditional cultural area of Kanazawa, warm hospitality of the locals in Noto, hot springs in Kaga, and the magnificent nature in Hakusan. It used to be one of the busiest castle towns in ancient Japan, and has promoted and refined the unique local culture. Ishikawa has long been popular among many tourist, and with the launch of the Hokuriku Shinkansen in 2015, more people are turning to Ishikawa. Ishikawa offers not only a wide variety of sightseeing spots but also many local dishes thanks to rich marine products from the Sea of Japan as well as high class local branded vegetables. You can enjoy traditional yet sophisticated local dishes.

    Access from major landmarks

    Narita Airport - Kanazawa station From Narita Airport to Keisei-Ueno station
    Forty-four minutes (via Keisei Skyliner)
    From Ueno station to Kanazawa station One hundred Forty-four minutes (via JR Shinkansen Kagayaki)

    Attractions in Ishikawa

    Articles of Ishikawa

    Ishikawa - Chef's Recommendation

    Here, we introduce the truly delicious cuisine recommended by the chefs.
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    Videos

    SAVOR JAPAN merged with Cozy Japan, a travel information site on November 28, 2017.

    • Uchinada/Kanaiwa

      4:27

      KARAKURI MEMORIAL MUSEUM-Meet with a robot prototype-

    • Kanazawa

      3:38

      GEISHA EVENT-Meet with a Kanazawa geisha-

    • Kanazawa

      4:03

      KAZUE MACHI-Drinking sake in the nostalgic town-

    • Kanazawa

      4:20

      SWEET WORKSHOP-Making beautiful Japanese traditional sweets-

    • Omicho Market

      4:15

      OMI-CHO MARKET-Tasting the Kanazawa delicacy at the market-

    • Kanazawa Station

      4:04

      KOTO WORKSHOP-Play with a traditional Japanese instrument-

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