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- Chugu Museum
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- Ishikawa Hakusan-shi Chugu O9-ban
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- Umikko Land Nanatsuka
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- Ishikawa Kahoku-shi Shiroo Mu 1-3
- An outdoor activity center situated adjacent to a shallow coastline. Located just off the Shiroo Interchange, facilities include a campground, barbecue ground, and museum. The Umi to Nagisa no Hakubutsukan museum looks at the relationship between human beings and the sea and was designed by leading postwar Japanese architect Shozo Uchii. Inspired by the design of a ship, the building won the 22nd Ishikawa Prefecture Architecture Award. The museum’s collection consists of over 3,000 items, and visitors can learn about living on the sea of the Noto Peninsula through computer-powered interactive exhibits and other displays.
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- Hakusan City Museum
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- Ishikawa Hakusan-shi Nishishinmachi 168-1
- This museum contains exhibits such as a model recreating what the studio of Living National Treasure-designated swordsmith Masamine Sumitani looked like in action. The museum also has exhibits on the achievements of Akegarasu Haya and Hakka Matsumoto, and a model which recreates the Todaiji Temple’s Yokoe-no-Sho manor, a designated National Historic Site. In addition, visitors can view folk items such as farming equipment used in the region in ancient times.
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- Hakusan Sabo Science Museum
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- Ishikawa Hakusan-shi Shiramine Tsu 40-1
- This science museum introduces the history of erosion control projects in Mt. Hakusan as well as the abundant plant- and wildlife found in the area. The museum also serves as an information center and disaster preventing base in the event of a disaster. The museum also has a mountain climbing simulator and a realistic, 1/2 scale model of Hyakumangan no Iwa Rock, a testament to the force of a flood in 1934.
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- Science Hills Komatsu
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- Ishikawa Prefecture Komatsu City Komatsu's Forest 2
- A public facility located a three minute walk from the east exit of JR Komatsu Station. The facility is comprised of the Hito to Monozukuri Kagakukan science museum where visitors can have fun while learning about science, and the Komatsu Business Creation Plaza, which supports up and coming business founders. The museum has a 3D domed theater, one of the largest in Japan, used to present programs on the night sky and outer space. The museum also has an astronaut experience exhibits and holds workshops and experiments using everyday items. The facility's shop sells astronaut food, model kits, and original senbei rice crackers.
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- Museum of Shishi World
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- Ishikawa Hakusan-shi Yahatamachi Ri 110
- This folk museum presents the history and culture of the Tsurugi area. The museum building is notable for its abundant use of wood and its striking, artistic design. In particular, the museum looks at traditional lion dancing, and its exhibits include a wide variety of lion dancing masks not only from across Japan but also from Korea, China, and other countries around the world. Particularly striking are the museum's pair of masks over two meters tall, the largest in the world. There are also informational panels which introduce the history of the Tsurugi area, and a souvenir and gift shop selling local specialty products.
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- Kagamikawa Shishu no Sato
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- Ishikawa Hakusan-shi Hasuikemachi A36-1
- A museum facility dedicated to traditional Kaga Mikawa shishu embroidery. Originating as a type of manual piecework done at home to support family finances, Kaga shishu embroidery was popular from the early Meiji period through the Showa period. The interior of the museum is decorated with a variety of examples, from spectacular pieces crafted in the Meiji period to modern works created using the latest computer technology. In addition, there is an embroidery studio in the museum where you can order small pieces of embroidery work such as having your initials embroidered on a handkerchief. The museum also holds embroidery activities.
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- Noto Nakai Cast Metal Museum
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- Ishikawa Hosu-gun Anamizumachi Nakai Ro 110
- This history museum presents Noto's traditional culture of metal casting. The history of metal casting in Noto is extensive, dating all the way back to the late Heian period according to documents. For the next 800 years, Noto flourished as a center for the production of cast metal items such as shiogama pans used to make salt. Metal casting in the area died out in the modern Taisho period due to the pressure imposed by low-priced metal products from Takaoka. The museum displays examples of locally cast metal items and tools used in metal casting during the area's bygone heyday. There are also ancient documents which illuminate the connections between area metal casters and the Matsugi family, a noble family hereditarily in charge of metal casters across the country.
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- Science Museum of Oceanography and Fisheries
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- Ishikawa Hosu-gun Notocho Ushitsushinko 3-7
- A science museum dedicated to oceanography and fisheries located in Ushitsushinko, Noto Town, Hosu County, Ishikawa Prefecture. The museum is attached to the Ishikawa Prefecture Fisheries Research Center. The museum's eye-catching, concrete building is modeled after the shape of a ship. Inside, the museum contains displays of specimens of fish with a focus on those caught in the waters of Noto, exhibits on fishing methods, and explanations detailing fish anatomy. The museum holds crafting classes featuring different crafts each month, and participants can make coasters, reliefs, and other sea-themed items.
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- Kanazawa Kurashi no Museum
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3.511 Reviews
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- Ishikawa Kanazawa-shi Tobiumecho 3-31
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戦前の暮らしと戦後の暮らしに分かれて展示されており、戦前の様子を学んだり戦後の様子を懐かしむところだ。映像資料もいくつかあり、丁寧にみると面白い。驚いたことはファミコンが展示されており、自分の子どもが小さいときに遊んでいたものが博物館に並べられているとは自分の歳を思い知らされた。2階には体験コーナーもあり、子どもや孫と会話をしながら見学するのも楽しいかも知れない。
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- Nishikigama Gallery
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4.06 Reviews
- Leisure / Hobbies
- Ishikawa Komatsu-shi Daimonjicho 95-1
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石川では九谷焼を見るのも楽しみの一つでした。こちらの小松市立錦窯展示館には有名な徳田八十吉氏の作品が沢山展示されていて、見ごたえがありました。建物の周囲もなかなかの趣があります。鮮やかな九谷焼を楽しむことができます。
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- Torigoe Rural Cultural Heritage Museum
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3.53 Reviews
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- Ishikawa Hakusan-shi Deaimachi Ko 33
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無料の施設で一向一揆歴史館(有料)と併せて見ることをお勧めします。館内には昭和初期に民具や農具が紹介・展示しています。農業も機械化され、手動の脱穀機や田植え道具を見かけることがなくなりました。当時の農村の生活が再現されており、楽しく見学することができました。
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- Nomi Municipal History Folk customs Museum
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2.52 Reviews
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- Ishikawa Nomi-shi Teraimachi O20
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手狭な感じで展示品が多く雑多な印象を受けますが、国指定史跡和田山・末寺山古墳群の出土した貴重な品々を中心展示しています。また、旧寺井地域の歴史、民俗資料なども収集、展示しており、古代から近世の郷土の歴史を知ることもできます。
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- Ninja Weapon MUSEUM
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- Ishikawa Kanazawa Ichino Machi 2-26-1
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- Kahoku Umitonagisano Museum
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- Ishikawa Pref. Kahokushi Shiro System 1-3
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- Amenomiya Noto Ohaka no Museum
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- Ishikawa Kashima-gun Nakanotomachi Nishibaba 7 Department 12
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- Japan Omoshiro Bunka Museum
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- Ishikawa Kanazawa-shi Higashiyama 1-chome 3-18
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- Nomi Furusato Museum
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- Ishikawa Nomi-shi Teraimachi O1-1
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- Ishikawa Prefectural Chuo Children's Hall
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- Ishikawa Kanazawa-shi Hoshimamachi 11-8
Ishikawa Areas
Long, thin Ishikawa prefecture runs along the Sea of Japan up into Noto Peninsula. Highlights of the seaside towns lining the west coast include Kanazawa, often described as a "Little Kyoto" thanks to its old wooden tea houses and geisha culture as well as its picturesque Japanese garden, Kenroku-en.
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