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  • Shiroyone Senmaida (A Thousand Rice Paddies in Shiroyone)
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    Ishikawa Pref. Wajimashi Shiroyonemachi
    This nationally famous Shiroyone Town, Wajima City, Ishikawa Prefecture is a scenic spot where as many as 1,004 terraced rice paddies spread along the narrow steep slope between the national highway and the Sea of ​​Japan., The layers of small rice fields continue to the coast, and the contrast of the green and blue is spectacular. The rice terraces, representative of the world agricultural heritage “Noto no Satoyama Satoumi,” are visited by many tourists. Because machines are unable to enter the fields, the rice is produced manually to the present day. There is a system where individuals can own their own rice paddy. In the winter, an illumination event, “Azeno Kirameki,” is held.
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  • Boramachi Yagura
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    Ishikawa Hosu-gun Anamizumachi Neki Nakai
    "This wooden tower was built in the Noto Peninsula's Nanao Bay in Ishikawa Prefecture to catch striped mullet. Striped mullet are extremely wary; when standard fishing methods are used, they notice the presence of humans and flee for safety. Accordingly, people would wait on top of tall wooden towers and watch the movements of schools of striped mullet, pulling up a net placed in advance to catch the fish when the timing was right. Astronomer Percival Lowell wrote down this fishing feature on his book ""NOTO"". This style of fishing was abolished in 1966 and the population of striped mullet fishing since that time has dramatically declined; today, this tower stands as a monument and sightseeing destination."
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  • Noto RailwayNoto-Kashima Station
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    Ishikawa Hosu-gun Anamizumachi Sobuku
    "This station is located on the Noto Railway Nanao Line, which connects Wakura Onsen and Anamizu. The compact, old-fashioned station building sports a weather vane on its roof, and its wooden walls are painted pink and white. Dozens of Yoshino cherries grow along the station platforms, and because of the beautiful scenery they create in spring when the flowers are in bloom, the station is nicknamed ""Noto Sakura (Cherry Blossom) Station."" In 1999, the station was chosen as one of the 100 Train Stations in the Chubu region. A cherry blossom festival is also held at the station when the trees are in bloom."
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  • Ipponmatsu Park
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    Ishikawa Wajima-shi Kawaimachi 14

    輪島のお花見スポットです。輪島駅前バス停からも近い公園です。桜の時期にはお花見するのにサイコーですね。

  • Nekorobijizo
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    Ishikawa Pref. Wajimashi Wajimazakimachi
  • Noto Choju Daibutsu
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    Ishikawa Hosu-gun Anamizumachi Otogasaki Ko 66
  • Kowashigerusui
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    Ishikawa Pref. Wajimashi Monzenmachioniya
  • Bessho Take Rindo
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    Ishikawa Nanao-shi
  • Original Ate
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    Ishikawa Wajima-shi Monzenmachi Urakami
  • Notoyuryodorobesshodake service area
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    Ishikawa Pref. Nanaoshi Nakajimamachitagishi Software 1-60
  • Ryugasaki Lighthouse
    Travel / Tourism
    Ishikawa Wajima-shi Wajimazakimachi
  • Gyakuryutaki
    Travel / Tourism
    Ishikawa Pref. Wajimashi Machinomachi Sosogi Lee
  • Naminohana
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    Ishikawa Pref. Wajimashi Machinomachi Sosogi Oh
  • Marine Town
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    Ishikawa Wajima-shi Marine Town
  • Kamogaura
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    Ishikawa Pref. Wajimashi Wajimazakimachi
  • Saruyamamisaki
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    Ishikawa Pref. Wajimashi Monzenmachifukami
  • Minazuki Kaigan
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    Ishikawa Wajima-shi Monzenmachi Minazuki
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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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