Recommended driving course in Noto 🛣️ [Squid Station Tsuku Mall] The Squid King will greet you 🦑 You can even ride on this monument. It's very popular with both adults and children, going inside and riding on it! Since it's a roadside station, parking is free 🚗 You can also find souvenirs here. There are also many squid fishing boats with lights floating on the sea 🚤 18-1, Koshizaka 18, Noto-cho, Hōsu-gun, Ishikawa Prefecture 927-0552 Opening hours/period 9:30am-5pm Restaurant is 11am-3pm (last order 2:30pm) Closed Wednesday ※Open every day during Golden Week and August [Noto Wine] A winery in Anamizu Town A view of the vineyards 🍇 It's like you're not in Japan ❣️ Parking and admission are free. You can also sample the wine inside. (People who drive are not allowed to sample the sake 🙅‍♀️🚗❣️Buy some as a souvenir to take home ☺️🍷) 5-1 Asahi-ga-Oka-ri, Anamizu-cho, Housu-gun, Ishikawa Prefecture, 927-0006 Opening hours: All year round (except winter): 9:00-17:00 (Closed: 12/31-1/2) Winter opening hours: 9:00-16:30 (Period: 12/1-2/28) [Bessho-dake Sky Deck "Noto Yume Terrace"] A sky deck located inside the Bessho-dake service area on the Noto Satoyama Kaido 🛣️. You can enter from both the up and down lines. An observation deck with a panoramic view of Nanao Bay ❣️ On a clear day, you can see Noto Island from Nanao Bay and even the Tateyama mountain range 🏔️❣️ Be careful, as the shop closes early. Bessho and Sofuku, Nakajimacho, Nanao City, Ishikawa Prefecture Opening hours/period March 15th - May 15th 7:00am - 5:00pm May 16th - September 15th 6:00am - 7:00pm September 16th - December 15th 7:00am - 5:00pm *Closed from December 16th to March 14th⚠️ #IshikawaTourism #NotoTourism #NotoPeninsulaDrive #Noto #777

Shiroyone Senmaida is one of the most spectacular views in Ishikawa Prefecture. It is located in the northernmost part of Ishikawa, so it is difficult to access, but the spectacular view will make you forget your fatigue. 💖 [Points] ・The best part is being able to walk freely between the rice terraces! ・I was also fascinated by the sea and the rice terraces lit up by the sunset. 🤤 ・Shiroyone Senmaida has an owner system, so you can purchase a corner of the rice terraces! There were also names of celebrities and actresses on the rice terraces. 👀 [Season] ・During the rice planting season, the water begins to drain and you can enjoy the scenery reflected on the water surface. ・The rice terraces are usually lit up from October to late March. [Access] Cars are the norm, but there are also buses. ^_^ However, if you are planning to see the illuminations and visit Noto, we definitely recommend a car! #IshikawaTourism#IshikawaTrip #SpectacularView

I went to "Shiroyone Senmaida" in Wajima City, Ishikawa Prefecture (((((((っ･ω･)っ One of the world's first #Noto Satoyama Satoumi to be certified as a Globally Important Agricultural Heritage Site A terraced rice field with 1004 small rice fields lined up on a slope of about 4 hectares facing the sea The contrast between the green of the rice and the blue of the sea and sky is incredibly beautiful ✿ﾟ❀.(*´▽`*)❀.ﾟ✿ There is a parking lot on the hill, and you can see it from there (｡>ω<｡) It seems to be lit up at night ♡ｷｬｯ(∀〃(〃∀)ｷｬﾂ♡ 🏍Shiroyone Senmaida🏍 Address: 99-5 Shiroyone-cho, Wajima City, Ishikawa Prefecture Opening hours: 24 hours Events: Rice planting mid-May Rice harvesting mid-September Illumination mid-October to mid-March #Domestic travel #Touring #Touring trip #Ishikawa #Ishikawa Prefecture #Ishikawa Trip #Ishikawa Tourism #Ishikawa Spots #Shiroyone Senmaida

Visited in March 2023 *Hotel Koshuen Wajima Onsen on the Noto Peninsula in Ishikawa Prefecture♨️ At this hotel, you can enjoy the hot springs while looking at the sea😊 There is a large public bath and an open-air bath, and it was a very pleasant hot spring☺️ Although it is old, the hospitality is good and you can see the sea from your room, so it was very nice✨ They also provide transportation to the Wajima specialty Gojinjo Taiko event and the morning market😊 #HotSpring#WajimaOnsen#Wajima#HotelKoshuen

· · Kanazawa Adult Girls Trip * 20221206-1209 [Wajima] Shiroyone Senmaida The LED illuminations installed on the ridges of the rice terraces, called "Aze no Kirameki", are very beautiful. #NotoPeninsula #NotoPeninsulaDrive #NotoTourism #IshikawaTrip #IshikawaPrefecture #IshikawaTourism #Illuminations #Aze no Kirameki #ShiroyoneSenmaida #RoadsideStation #RoadsideStationSenmaidaPocketPark #tripmemory2022

Shiroyone Senmaida is a rice terrace located in Wajima City, Ishikawa Prefecture, and was registered as Japan's first Globally Important Agricultural Heritage site in 2011. It was named Senmaida because of the large number of rice fields, but in reality there are even more, and because cultivators cannot be used, everything is done by hand. There are also illuminations, so you can see the various aspects of the rice terraces throughout the year. In autumn, you can see harvested rice being dried. 📌Visited on October 5th #AutumnTrip #RiceTerraces #Ishikawa #AmazingView #Outdoors #Autumn #Senmaida

I saw a picture in a Japanese magazine and thought, oh my god, how can there be such exaggerated terraced fields? (I'm sorry, I have lived in the countryside and in the city, but I have never seen terraced fields. Please forgive my ignorance.) I did a lot of homework beforehand, but I don't speak Japanese and I don't understand anything at all! I could only speak English, but I charged forward anyway! In short, my 9-day trip was full of trivialities such as getting lost, finding the way, asking for directions, asking for hotels, etc. But I still succeeded! I went, ⬇️ Kanazawa Wajima Marin Tower White rice (Senmaida) Tsukada Kanazawa Station West Exit When I got to the airport (I forgot which airport, it's a bit complicated...), what I remember most was that I took: JR Hokuriku Main Line Limited Express Train Station Kanazawa JPY Pass Hokuriku Railway Wajima Express Wajima Marin Ticket JPY 610.2 You can queue up on site and buy tickets in advance. Hokuriku Railway Machino Yuki Shiraki (Senmaida) 500 JPY 135 Buy a discounted round trip ticket at the station. *Remember, you need to draw a "numbered ticket" to get on the bus Hokuriku Railway Wajima Station Yuki Tsukada JPY (return) Hokuriku Railway Wajima Express Kanazawa Station West Exit JPY You can queue up on site and buy your ticket first. Castle Town Kanazawa Tour Bus 1-Day Free Ticket 500 JPY 135 (One-day bus ticket, very convenient) Hokuriku Railway Super Express Airport Line Komatsu Airport 1130 JPY 305.1 EVA Air BR Taoyuan 22:00 (return) This is the simplified version I wrote down. After all, I was traveling alone and handling things by myself, and many things were lost without backup data💾. I provide it for you friends to share! #JapanAdventure #A Solo Travel #Japan Terraces #Wajima City #The goal is great because of your persistence #make money #Travel Abroad #Dreamscometrue #Milestone #Japan🇯🇵 #recommend #What is amazing is your own life #GodGivesWisdom

Senmaida rice fields became famous in the morning drama "Mare." If you come to Ishikawa Prefecture, why not take a drive to Noto? It takes about 1.5 to 2 hours from Kanazawa! In the winter, it is lit up, like an illumination! It's perfect for a date! #breathtakingview #date #Ishikawa #SenmaidaRiceFields

I wanted to try out the morning market in Wajima on the Noto Peninsula in Ishikawa Prefecture, so I went. It seems like the number of shops has decreased due to COVID-19, which was a shame, but I managed to buy some dried fish, vegetables, and Wajima lacquer chopsticks. The chopsticks are inexpensive, so they make a great souvenir. I hope the morning market will become lively again. #retrotownscape #souvenir

This is a scenic spot with a 200-meter promenade along the rocks along the coast. Unfortunately, the sea was rough, and the waves were crashing onto the promenade, so I couldn't walk, but it seems there is a seawater pool, so I'd like to go back when the weather is good and the sea is calm. The road along the coastline to get there is a single road where you can't pass each other, so make sure there are no oncoming vehicles before proceeding. There is a parking lot. Address: Kamogaura, Wajimazaki-cho, Wajima City, Ishikawa Prefecture #Free Spot

An event held at the Sojiji Temple on the Noto Peninsula in Ishikawa Prefecture wagasairo Japanese Umbrella x Corridor This year's event will run from Saturday, November 6, 2021 to Thursday, March 31, 2022. The Japanese umbrellas are beautifully lit up. You can see them for just the 500 yen admission fee. Address 1-18 Monzen-cho Monzen-cho, Wajima-shi, Ishikawa Prefecture #Shrine

I went to the morning market in Wajima, Ishikawa Prefecture. It was my first morning market while staying in Wajima. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, there were fewer shops than I expected, and it felt a bit lonely, but I was able to enjoy the atmosphere. Even so, it seems like more shops have returned than they were at one time, but I hope the pre-COVID vibrancy returns soon. #retrotownscape

Enjoy camping in the calm waters of Nanao Bay, with scenery that feels like a private beach. Activities such as SUPys kayaking are also available, upgrading your sea camping experience. There's also a cafe on-site, so no need to worry about getting hungry! We were able to see sea fireflies for the first time through the sea firefly program. Even though it's a campsite, it's very clean, so I think it's safe even for women and young children. The staff were also very friendly, so I recommend it. #Notojima

#japantrip Location & Definition: Sōjiji Soin Temple, located in Tsurumi, Yokohama, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan, is a significant Zen Buddhist temple and the head temple of the Sōtō school. Founded in the 13th century, it boasts a rich history, serene gardens, and traditional Zen architecture. The temple is known for its peaceful atmosphere, meditation practices, and cultural heritage, making it a central spiritual hub for Zen Buddhism in the region. Travel Tip: Visit during early morning meditation sessions for a truly immersive experience. Dress modestly, participate respectfully in temple customs, and take time to explore the tranquil gardens and historic buildings.

At 5:09 am Japan time today, a magnitude 4 earthquake 🌏 suddenly occurred on the Noto Peninsula (Ishikawa Prefecture), with the epicenter 10 kilometers underground. 🌀 No tsunami warning for now, don't worry too much, but stay alert! The Noto Peninsula is one of the popular tourist attractions in Hokuriku, Japan, boasting a stunning coastline and fresh seafood. When this earthquake occurred, the seaside should be relatively calm ~ but friends with travel plans remember to pay attention to the official news update, and pay attention to the local safety situation before deciding to set off! Wish you all a safe journey, we will update you with any new news🫶

This is an unfinished love letter to the ocean✨ 🌊【The Sea from One Month Ago】 A month before the earthquake, I stayed in this blue secret realm The lazy afternoon sunlight poured onto the tatami mats Before my eyes was the clear sea where you could see schools of fish swimming Only the white noise of waves gently lapping the shore filled my ears In that moment, I understood what true luxury time is 🏡【Waraku Address】 📍Wakura Onsen, Nanao City, Ishikawa Prefecture (About 1.5 hours by car from Kanazawa Station) 🌅【Must-Visit Moment】 That evening in the photo dyed red by the sunset The silhouette of modern Japanese-style architecture reflected on the sea surface The distant Noto mountain range looks like brushstrokes in an ink painting It’s recommended to come around 5:00 PM to witness this golden illusion 💔【Noto Now】 Although severely affected by the earthquake The smiles of the locals remain warm Most hot spring inns have resumed business Visiting now allows you to experience a purer form of Japanese hospitality ❄️【Winter Limited Delights】 · Soaking in an open-air hot spring while watching the snow fall · Gathering around a hearth to enjoy freshly caught seafood hot pot · Witnessing the first rays of sunlight over the Sea of Japan in the early morning “Some scenery, once missed, is forever lost” Take advantage of the fewer crowds and beautiful views Come and feel this rare healing experience💫

Shiroyone Senmaida, stretching along the Sea of ​​Japan coast of the Noto Peninsula, is one of Ishikawa Prefecture's most scenic spots. The landscape of 1,004 small rice paddies lined up in a stepped pattern down to the sea is like a work of art painted by nature. The scenery changes with the seasons: flooded with water in spring, fresh greenery in summer, golden yellow in autumn, and winter illuminations. In particular, during the "Aze no Kirameki" event held from December to March, approximately 20,000 LED lights are lit up, fantastically illuminating the rice terraces at night. The sight of the sea and light blending together is like a dream world. This season is definitely recommended for couples. 📌 Useful Information Address: 99-5 Habe, Shiroyone-cho, Wajima City, Ishikawa Prefecture Access: Approximately 1 hour by car from Noto Satoyama Airport / Approximately 20 minutes from downtown Wajima Parking: Available (Free) Unlimited viewing Illumination Period: "Sparkling Aze" (Aze no Kirameki) Annually from Mid-October to Mid-March Experience the beauty of nature and human activity at these rice terraces, a vestige of Japan's pristine landscape. Visit at sunset for a moving moment, as the sky, sea, and rice terraces blend together. #ShiroyoneSenmaida #WajimaTourism #NotoPeninsula #IshikawaTrip #ScenicSpot #SparklingAzeno #CoupleTrip #Japan'sTop100RiceTerraces #HokurikuDriving #ZeroYenTrip2025Autumn

1st Photo: 📍Kanazawa 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art My beloved "Turrell Room" is one I love and want to visit regularly. Whether it's sunny or rainy, it's always a fun place to visit. Personally, I recommend visiting in the evenings when it's less crowded! 👀 2nd and 3rd Photos: 📍logic (Cafe) This cafe is popular for its donuts, located right next to the 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art. I ordered a cafe latte and a lemon donut. The fluffy donuts were so delicious, one was more than enough! 🍩 It's easy to enter solo, and they have seating on the second floor, so you can relax. ☕️ 4th Photo: Sarashina Fujii (Soba Restaurant) A popular soba restaurant within walking distance of the 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art. 🥢 The soba was quite mild. Their tempura seems delicious, so I'd like to return again. 🔥 5th Photo: Biquette Bonbons Cafe I was really craving Mont Blanc, so I found this cafe. The meringue base and rich chestnut cream are delicious! I want to try their other sweets again! 🤍 They even have terrace seating, so you can relax! 🫖 It's getting cooler, so I spent the day walking around Kanazawa. I hope this helps you plan your October walking itinerary in Kanazawa. ☺️ #DomesticTravel #SoloTravel #SoloGirlsTrip #KanazawaTrip #KanazawaCafe

👽Chirihama Beach Driveway, Hakui City Japan's only drivable sandy beach, approximately 8km long. Experience the breathtaking scenery of a drive along the coast. With numerous reported UFO sightings, the city is also home to a UFO-related museum called "Cosmo Isle Hakui," making it a must-see for UFO enthusiasts. 🚢Minato Oasis Wajima Marine Town · With the Wajima Morning Market and Kiriko Hall, this spot offers sightseeing and leisure activities all in one. · Popular with families and tourists, it offers a children's playground, fishing spot, stadium, and tourist information center. 🤖Go Nagai Memorial Museum, Wajima City Completely destroyed by fire following the 2024 Noto Peninsula earthquake. Original drawings and figurines housed in the fireproof exhibition building survived the fire and are still in existence. They are currently stored in a safe location. Some of the rice fields are currently under consideration for reconstruction as next-generation facilities. 🌾 Shiroyone Senmaida (Shiroyone Senmaida) Designated as a Globally Important Agricultural Heritage System (GIAHS). Approximately 1,004 small rice terraces line the landscape against the backdrop of the Sea of ​​Japan. #JapanTravel #MyTravelPlan #ChirihamaNagisaDriveway #WajimaMarineTown #GoNagaiMemorialMuseum #ShiroyoneSenmaida #UFO

🌊Suzume Cape (Suzume City) ・One of Japan's three major power spots: "Sanctuary Cape" ・Skybird aerial observation deck: Extending approximately 9.5 meters from the cliff, the thrilling sensation of swaying as you walk is unforgettable. ・"Blue Cave": A cave associated with Minamoto no Yoshitsune, where the seawater glows blue depending on the time of day and light, creating a magical atmosphere. ・Stone sculpture monument "Dream Door": A perfect photo spot. 🚃Noto Nakajima Station (Nanao City) ・Nickname: Theater Romance Station ・A wooden station building that reflects the history of the Noto Line and Nanao Line, surrounded by beautiful rural scenery with a retro charm. ・Stamp rally and free rides for children available. ・Decorated trains such as "Insomniacs After School" and "Pokémon Train." ⛲️Mitaraike Pond (Nanao City) ・Selected as one of Japan's Top 100 Famous Water Springs. ・Approximately 600 tons of water gushes from the bottom of the pond daily, with a temperature of around 15–18°C, offering a refreshing coolness even in midsummer. ・Free admission and free parking (space for about 20 cars).

This time, we decided to visit Japan towards the end of summer vacation. We found that direct flights to Tokyo or Osaka were quite expensive, but flying to Komatsu was relatively cheaper, so we chose to explore this area! We purchased the Hokuriku Kansai 7-Day Pass (Adult: 19,000 yen), which allows unlimited rides on designated trains and buses within the Hokuriku and Kansai regions for seven days. We stayed in Kanazawa for three days and visited several attractions: 1. Kanazawa: You can visit Kenrokuen Garden (paid entry), Kanazawa Castle Park (free entry), and the 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art (the museum has a playhouse for kids, open until 3 PM). 2. Takahama: The hometown of Doraemon's creator, Fujiko F. Fujio, featuring many Doraemon-themed attractions, such as Doraemon Park, which is perfect for kids! We spent a lot of time there. At Takahama Station, you can send postcards with a Doraemon stamp (postage: 100 yen) and even ride the Doraemon-themed train. 3. Nanao: Part of the Noto Peninsula, where you can see remnants of earthquake damage. August weather is very hot, so remember to bring a hat, umbrella, portable fan, sunscreen, and drink plenty of water.

We stay the first night in Shin-Yokohama. Starting at 6:20, we line up to enter breakfast. As expected from a large hotel, about 30 people are already in line at that time. We finish breakfast by 7 and check out. The airport limousine bus departs intermittently from the hotel, but in the morning, only the Shin-Yokohama Station departure is available. The hotel is a 4-minute walk, so it’s not far. Thanks to Dokle, the rain stopped.🙏 If you take the limousine bus at 7:15, you’re expected to arrive at Haneda Terminal 2 by 7:55, but I overlooked the Russia war. Around 7:20, the bus arrives and starts with a 5-minute delay. Most of the route is through tunnels, but it starts to get congested due to rush hour. The flight is at 8:55, but even after 8, we’re still on the road. We arrive at Terminal 1 around 8:10 and get off at Terminal 2 at 8:20. For domestic flights in Japan, ticketing closes 40 minutes before departure and check-in closes 20 minutes before. Fortunately, I issued a mobile ticket on the bus. Without luggage, I immediately line up for check-in, but there are over 200 people. I thought I wouldn’t make it, but at ANA, dozens of staff with iPads find passengers whose flights are about to depart by flight number and escort them to the fast track. I check in at 8:30 on that flight. There were dozens of others besides me.🤣 Just when I thought it was all over, domestic flights to Oji make you take a bus and move for over 5 minutes. I thought we’d climb stairs, but there’s a completely different building. Wow. If you get gate numbers 45 to 47 or so, you’re in for a tough time lol. Still, thanks to the systematic(?) system of my home country, even arriving at the airport at 8:20 forces you to be seated by 8:50, so the flight departs on time. Clap clap clap 👏👏👏 Today’s destination is Noto Airport. ANA has a monopoly and operates two flights a day, so there’s no limousine bus or train, but there is a system called Furusato Taxi. It requires advance reservation, so I booked it 3 days before departure. This taxi only accepts cash from the driver, and the fare is fixed at 1,300 yen, comfortably taking me 40 kilometers to Suzu City. I share the ride with a Suzu resident who took the same flight. A jumbo taxi with 8 seats arrived. We tour and have lunch in Suzu for about 3 hours. Then we move to Anamizu for sightseeing and ride the Noto Railway. We also have a snack time at Hakui Station. Since it’s not a common area, I’ll show everything in photos. We return to Kanazawa around 7 and check into the hotel for the second day. Again, I get upgraded to the premium floor on the top floor. The room overlooks Kanazawa Station. With rain forecasted for tomorrow, I force a night walk. This is my 7th trip to Kanazawa, but only the 3rd time sightseeing downtown. I also found a Pokémon manhole cover. I also capture the late autumn scenery of Kanazawa. Because of that, the Michelin-starred yakitori place I had marked to visit was already closed due to sold-out ingredients just before 10 pm. Morning comes. With a 100% rain forecast, I wake up around 6. The weather is cloudy with light rain. I go back to sleep until 7. The rain stops and starts repeatedly even in a short time. I activate Plan B. The morning schedule involves a 40-minute round trip walk outdoors, so I decide to cancel due to the rain and wind. I join breakfast an hour and a half late at 8:30. I leisurely finish breakfast by 9:30. I check out at 10:30 and join afternoon tea at a hotel near Omicho Market at 11. It’s a classic hotel that feels the tradition of Kanazawa. The scenery is reminiscent of Mitsui Kyoto. Afternoon tea in Kanazawa blends autumn and Christmas. Because I ate breakfast late, I’m speechless at the heavy afternoon tea set at 11. It’s huge.🤣 The service is on par with 5-star, and the restaurant atmosphere is great. After finishing the first afternoon tea, having completed the Pokémon manhole mission from the night before, I only target the Samurai District. The rain stops when I walk outside and only falls during afternoon tea—what luck. The Samurai District is quite small.^^ I enter the second afternoon tea of the day at 2 pm. I spend 1 hour and 15 minutes here until it’s time to take the limousine bus to Komatsu Airport. I get off 50 minutes before departure at Komatsu Airport and get boarding passes for my return flight to Gimpo tomorrow all at once through the automatic ticket machine. I rest in the Komatsu lounge, board, and head to Tokyo. Today’s hotel is the Skytree View Hotel after a long time. They say this hotel offers the closest room to see the Skytree.^^ Not wrong. It was the end room~! This concludes the 1 night 2 days trip to the Noto Peninsula. Thank you.

#JulyDestinations2025 #NotoPeninsula #BeautifulHotel #Lamp-no-Yado Heading to the Beautiful Hotel Lamp-no-Yado on the Noto Peninsula First, cross the Himinoe Bridge. The scenery here is stunning: the ocean and the suspension bridge. Stop to admire and relax. Then head to Himi Banya Street for a stroll and a bite to eat. The Beautiful Hotel Lamp-no-Yado is located on the coast of the Noto Peninsula. The access road is narrow, but there is a shuttle service. The accommodation, food, mountain scenery, and service are truly outstanding and will make you want to come back again. The atmosphere changes completely when the lights are on at night. The open-air ocean view hot spring is superb 😎 #HiminoeBridge #OceanViewHotSpot #Must-StayHotel #Open-Air

#summervacay#tennojipark #tennojitemple #osaka #travel #staycation #thingstodo Tennoji Ward in Osaka offers more than just sightseeing—it invites reflection. Nestled within its sprawling grounds is a blend of sacred serenity and quiet charm. While admission is required to enter the pagoda, the surrounding park area remains open and free, providing a tranquil escape for both visitors and locals. The path winds through leafy corridors and past a shrine that gently guides you through the cleansing ritual—an introduction to spiritual etiquette that feels both symbolic and grounding. Lined up nearby are rows of tiny Buddha statues, each carrying a silent prayer, a soft echo of devotion placed by countless hands before mine. At one corner of the grounds stands a larger statue—earthy and unpolished, resembling a humble farmer. It feels less like a deity and more like a guardian of the everyday, reminding passersby that reverence can also wear simplicity. Tennoji isn’t just a place—it’s a rhythm. From the echo of footsteps in the open park to the hush of incense near the shrine, it draws you into a deeper awareness without ever raising its voice.

A spectacular view of rice terraces leading to the sea 🌾 A relaxing nature trip at Shiroyone Senmaida Shiroyone Senmaida, located in Wajima City, Ishikawa Prefecture, is a spectacular spot with 1,004 small rice fields spread across a steep slope facing the Sea of ​​Japan. It is also registered as a World Agricultural Heritage Site, and its beauty in every season attracts visitors ✨ When you actually visit, the crimson sky reflected on the rice terraces at dusk is impressive, and it is a moment when you feel the strength and delicacy of nature. From autumn to winter, an illumination called "Aze no Kirameki" is also held, and you can enjoy a fantastic night view 🌙 To access, take the Wajima Express Bus from Kanazawa Station for about 2 hours and 30 minutes, transfer at "Wajima Ekimae", and get off at "Shiroyone Senmaida" on the local bus "Machino Line" 🚌. If you take a car, it takes about 2 hours and 10 minutes via "Noto Satoyama Kaido" 🚗. Parking is available for free 🎉 Enjoy the spectacular view with your partner or be soothed by nature on your own. It's free to enjoy, so it's perfect for an absolutely free trip 😊 The next trip is to Shiroyone Senmaida, where the sea and rice terraces intertwine. Memorable scenery awaits 🌾 #Domestic trip #Couple trip #Solo trip #Absolutely free trip #Ishikawa trip #Shiroyone Senmaida #World Agricultural Heritage #Spectacular view of rice terraces #Sparkle of the ridges #Absolutely free trip

📍 Itinerary Overview 🚩 Sightseeing Route 🏖️ Must-Visit Attractions 🚇 Transportation 📷 Photo Spots 🍜 Local Cuisine 🏠 Accommodation 1.Mars Garden Hotel Hakata 💡 Tips

🌸 Komatsu, Japan | 🎈 Explore the Beauty and Tranquility of Komatsu City 🎒 Essentials: Passport, camera, daily necessities 📝 Itinerary: 1️⃣ Day 1: Arrive at Komatsu Airport and check in to the hotel 2️⃣ Day 2: Visit Komatsu Castle Ruins and experience the historical atmosphere 3️⃣ Day 3: Visit the Maeda Family Residence of the Kaga Domain and learn about Japanese history and culture 4️⃣ Day 4: Stroll through Higashiyama and admire the beautiful Japanese gardens and ancient buildings 5️⃣ Day 5: Head to the Noto Peninsula and visit the Wako City Aquarium 6️⃣ Day 6: Head to Hakusan City and visit the Gokayama Gassho-style Houses 7️⃣ Day 7: Return to Komatsu City, go shopping, and enjoy local delicacies 8️⃣ Day 8: Leave Komatsu and end your pleasant trip to Japan 🌸 Highlights: 1️⃣ Komatsu Castle Ruins: A national historic site in Japan, experience the atmosphere of the Warring States period 2️⃣ Maeda Family Residence of the Kaga Domain: Learn about Japanese domain culture and admire traditional Japanese architecture 3️⃣ Higashiyama: Stroll through Japanese gardens and ancient buildings and enjoy a peaceful time 4️⃣ Noto Peninsula: Visit the aquarium, observe marine life, and experience the marine ecosystem 5️⃣ Gokayama Gassho-style Houses: Experience the charm of traditional Japanese houses and appreciate the unique style of gassho-style architecture 📷 Photography Tips: 1️⃣ Komatsu Castle Ruins: Stand on the city wall and overlook the entire city 2️⃣ Maeda Family Residence of the Kaga Domain: Capture traditional Japanese architecture and showcase classical charm 3️⃣ Higashiyama: Capture the seasonal changes of Japanese gardens and create beautiful memories 4️⃣ Noto Peninsula: Get up close and personal with marine life and capture exciting moments 5️⃣ Gokayama Gassho-style Houses: Capture the unique beauty of gassho-style architecture and experience traditional Japanese culture 📢 Tips: 1️⃣ Apply for a visa in advance to ensure a smooth trip 2️⃣ Learn about local transportation and plan a reasonable itinerary 3️⃣ Pay attention to safety, follow scenic area regulations, and protect the environment 4️⃣ Carry rain gear with you in case of rain affecting your itinerary 5️⃣ Try local delicacies and experience Japanese food culture 6️⃣ Keep a happy mood and spend a wonderful time with friends 🎉 Conclusion: This trip to Komatsu, Japan, allowed us to experience the beauty and tranquility of Japan. We look forward to the next trip to continue exploring more charming scenery! 🌈

🇯🇵Wajima City, Ishikawa Prefecture 📍Shiroyone Senmaida Shiroyone Senmaida is a rice terrace located in Shiroyone Town, Wajima City, Ishikawa Prefecture🌾 Facing the Sea of ​​Japan, the spectacular view of overlapping small rice fields stretching all the way to the coast has been designated as one of Japan's 100 Best Rice Terraces and a Nationally Designated Cultural Property, and is a tourist spot representing Oku-Noto📸 You can enjoy the scenery on your way via the "Noto Satoyama Kaido", a motorway that directly connects Kanazawa and the Noto Peninsula🚗 The Chirihama Nagisa Driveway, where you can drive along the sandy beach, is also great✨ When you visit Kanazawa, we recommend taking a step further and visiting the Noto Peninsula as well! #DomesticTravelRecords #IshikawaTourism