Noto Peninsula

The Noto Peninsula is designated as the Noto Peninsula Quasi-National Park. On the long and narrow Noto Peninsula from north to south, there is a coastal area called Outura, which is devoured by strong waves, and a coastal area called Uchiura facing Nanao Bay. The changing coastal landscape attracts more than 5.5 million tourists every year. . The northern part of the Noto Peninsula, also known as "Onoto", has Wajima City as its core, and is famous for its traditional craftsmanship "Wajima Lacquerware".