Ishikawa Travel / Ishikawa Tour

One of the recommended tourist destinations in Ishikawa Prefecture is Kanazawa, a historic city also known as Little Kyoto.
There are many quaint tourist spots, such as Kenrokuen Garden, Kanazawa Castle Park, the remains of Nagamachi Samurai Residences, and Higashi Chaya District.
The Kanazawa 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, where you can enjoy contemporary art by artists such as Andy Warhol and Yayoi Kusama, is also a must-see.
On the nature-rich Noto Peninsula, we also recommend Chirihama Nagisa Driveway, where you can experience the dynamic action of driving along the ocean's edge.
Shiroyone Senmaida in Oku-Noto offers a spectacular view of small rice fields stretching along the coast, and was the first area in Japan to be recognized as a Globally Important Agricultural Heritage Site.

We recommend Kenrokuen Garden in spring. This feudal lord's garden is home to around 40 varieties of cherry blossoms, including Yoshino cherry, and is lit up at night for a limited time. The cherry blossoms along the moat of the castle at Kanazawa Castle Park are also a must-see.
A coastal drive is recommended in the summer. If you travel to Oku-Noto along the Noto Peninsula, which is surrounded by the Sea of Japan, you can see spectacular views such as the Chirihama Nagisa Driveway, Shiroyone Senmaida, and Cape Rokkozaki.
In autumn, you can enjoy a drive along Hakusan Shirakawa-go White Road to see the spectacular autumn leaves, or visit Natadera Temple, which is home to many important cultural properties, and enjoy the three-story pagoda and autumn leaves.
In winter, enjoy seasonal delicacies such as crabs and hot springs. Ishikawa is also a treasure trove of hot springs. Wakura Onsen has many inns where you can enjoy hot springs while looking out at the sea.

We have a wide range of plans available for both first-time visitors and those who have been there many times, such as a leisurely driving tour of Oku-Noto, a first-time Solo Travel to Hokuriku that efficiently tours the famous sites of not only Ishikawa but also the Hokuriku area.
Ishikawa is a treasure trove of hot springs. Whether it's a plan to visit hot springs along the sea and in the mountains, or a gourmet plan to compare different brand crabs, you're sure to find a trip you'd like to take.

Ishikawa Prefecture is a gourmet treasure trove where you can enjoy the bounty of both the sea and the mountains.
If you want to enjoy the local cuisine of Ishikawa Prefecture, you can't miss Omicho Market, where you can get fresh seafood and vegetables all year round.
Speaking of seafood, there is a wide variety of delicious things to choose from, including rosy seabass, white shrimp, and brand crabs such as Kanō crab and hairy box crab.
Speaking of mountain delicacies, Noto beef, a rare brand of Japanese beef, is highly regarded for its finely textured meat and high quality fat.
Jibuni is a traditional local dish associated with the Maeda family of the Kaga domain, made by simmering duck or chicken in a soy sauce-based sauce, resulting in a refined and mild-tasting dish.