Ishikawa

Crafts, Cuisine, Coastline: Quintessential Japan

About

About 2.5 hours from Tokyo, Ishikawa Prefecture stretches along the Sea of Japan coast, where refined culture meets dramatic coastal and mountain scenery. Kanazawa, a beautifully preserved castle town, is home to Kenrokuen Garden, samurai and geisha districts, and a rich legacy of traditional arts. Beyond the city, the Noto Peninsula reveals fishing villages, rugged shores, and terraced rice fields shaped by centuries of maritime life, while historic hot spring areas such as Kaga Onsen add relaxation to the journey. Renowned for gold leaf, Kutani porcelain, Wajima lacquerware, and Kaga Yuzen silk dyeing, as well as exquisite cuisine—from fresh seafood to Kaga vegetables and Noto beef—Ishikawa offers an elegant blend of tradition, nature, and culinary excellence away from the big-city crowds.

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Ishikawa

Gastronomy

Farm to table produce rich in heritage and flavour. Locally brewed sake and beer all served with that unique special ingredient of Japanese hospitality.

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Heritage

Original, authentic and inspiring. Japanese crafts that support local communities and keep expert skills alive.

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Outdoor

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Stays

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