4D3N Route: Kanazawa, Noto, Shirakawa Village

The well-loved market has been known as the "Kanazawa citizens' kitchen" for around 300 years. Fresh seafood, vegetables, fruits, and specialties can be bought here.

One of the Three Great Gardens of Japan - a title given for the highest rating of gardens. The "Yukitsuri" over the Karasaki Pines is a famous winter tradition at Kenrokuen.

This museum is a very popular tourist spot in Kanazawa that displays contemporary art. One of the most popular exhibits is "The Swimming Pool" by Leandro Erlich. It is a place where people can casually experience art.

The traditional Japanese atmosphere is all over this place. It is a photogenic spot where you can take a lot of pictures. We recommend you to rent a kimono and walk around. It has been designated as one of the Important Preservation Districts for Groups of Traditional Buildings for its historical value.

Chirihama Nagisa Driveway is a rare spot where you can drive along the edge of the waves. Driving in the sea breeze is very exhilarating. In Michi-no-Eki Noto Chirihama, there are shops, restaurant, information space, and also a free footbath for drivers to relax.

At 460.9 meters long, it is recognized by the Guinness Book of Records. It overlooks the Masuhogaura Beach and you can watch the sun setting into the Sea of Japan in the evening.

A terraced rice field facing the Sea of Japan. The picturesque scenery of the sea from rice field is designated as a national cultural property. Rice is grown using traditional farming methods here, and it is a "Sacred Land of Japanese Agriculture" that is even registered in the Globally Important Agricultural Heritage Systems. In winter, there are illuminations and it is a lively tourist spot.

This morning market has a history of over 1000 years. Seafood freshly caught from the Sea of Japan and Wajima local craft are sold here. Visitors can buy seafood and eat them on the spot here.

A hot spring resort facing the sea, with many restaurants around the area serving sushi made with fresh seafood. Additionally, gelato made with Noto milk is sold at Noto Milk, and it is best to eat the gelato while walking around.

Praised for the view of houses shaped like folded hands, the area was designated as an Important Preservation District for Traditional Buildings, and as a World Heritage Site in 1995.