Explore fishing villages, terraced rice fields, and unrivaled coastal drives on Ishikawa's rugged northern peninsula
Travel guide by the Japan National Tourism Organization
The Noto Peninsula is a 100-kilometer stretch of land that juts out into the sea, making up the northern area of Ishikawa Prefecture. A visit to Noto's beautiful beach, small fishing villages, and agricultural interior will mesmerize you and give you a new appreciation for slow-paced life.
https://www.japan.travel/en/destinations/hokuriku-shinetsu/ishikawa/noto/
You may also like
Try the unique cuisine of Ishikawa Prefecture using locally produced Kaga and Kaga Kutani vegetables
Article by the Japan National Tourism Organization published on 2017/9 As well as the usual varieties of vegetables sold in...