Wajima, Suzu
Ishikawa
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Wajima, Suzu
Ishikawa
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Wajima, Suzu
Wajima's representative scenic spot, "Shiroyone Senmaida," is characterized by its small area per rice paddy due to its steep and complex terrain, and has become Japan's first World Agricultural Heritage site. During the time when the rice paddies are filled with water, they become a water mirror that reflects the scenery of the sky, and the beauty of the sunrise and sunset views is breathtaking. The "Blue Cave," a must-visit tourist spot when visiting the one of Japan's three major power spots, "Kongosaki," creates a mysterious space by reflecting light from the Sea of Japan and illuminating the cave in blue, making it a truly worthy power spot of the name "Sanctuary Cape."
Wajima, Suzu
5 Highlights
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Rokugosaki Lighthouse
The edge of Noto Peninsula where you can see both sunrise and sunset
Rokugosaki Lighthouse is located at the tip of the Noto Peninsula. Since its first lighting in 1883, it has continued to shine on the nearby waters where many maritime accidents occurred. It is famous for being located right between Gaihama Beach and Uchihama Beach, where you can see "the sunrise from the sea and the sunset sinking into the sea" in the same place.
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Rokugosaki Lighthouse
The edge of Noto Peninsula where you can see both sunrise and sunset
Rokugosaki Lighthouse is located at the tip of the Noto Peninsula. Since its first lighting in 1883, it has continued to shine on the nearby waters where many maritime accidents occurred. It is famous for being located right between Gaihama Beach and Uchihama Beach, where you can see "the sunrise from the sea and the sunset sinking into the sea" in the same place.
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Shiroyone Senmaida
The art of terraced rice paddies that lead to the sea
One of "Japan's Top 100 Terraced Rice Fields". The sight of small terraced rice paddies, totaling 1004, overlapping and leading to the sea within an area of about 4 hectares is truly breathtaking. The eco-friendly illumination event using light-emitting devices, held from mid-October to mid-March every year, is also a must-see.
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Shiroyone Senmaida
The art of terraced rice paddies that lead to the sea
One of "Japan's Top 100 Terraced Rice Fields". The sight of small terraced rice paddies, totaling 1004, overlapping and leading to the sea within an area of about 4 hectares is truly breathtaking. The eco-friendly illumination event using light-emitting devices, held from mid-October to mid-March every year, is also a must-see.
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Wajima Asaichi Morning Market
Enjoy seafood to your heart's content at the Wajima Asaichi Morning Market, overflowing with smiles and hospitality
The market stretches about 360 meters and has over 200 stalls lined up! You can find anything from fresh seafood to agricultural products, prepared foods, handicrafts, and miscellaneous goods. Enjoy chatting with the energetic locals from early in the morning.
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Wajima Asaichi Morning Market
Enjoy seafood to your heart's content at the Wajima Asaichi Morning Market, overflowing with smiles and hospitality
The market stretches about 360 meters and has over 200 stalls lined up! You can find anything from fresh seafood to agricultural products, prepared foods, handicrafts, and miscellaneous goods. Enjoy chatting with the energetic locals from early in the morning.
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Shizukuiwa Cape and Blue Cave
The strongest power spot in Noto, a sacred cape
Located at the tip of the Noto Peninsula, this is a place where energy gathers from the earth and ocean currents, and is also known as a sacred cape. If you go down the slope from the observation deck, there is another attraction, the Blue Cave. Please feel the sacred power in the space shining in cobalt blue.
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Shizukuiwa Cape and Blue Cave
The strongest power spot in Noto, a sacred cape
Located at the tip of the Noto Peninsula, this is a place where energy gathers from the earth and ocean currents, and is also known as a sacred cape. If you go down the slope from the observation deck, there is another attraction, the Blue Cave. Please feel the sacred power in the space shining in cobalt blue.
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Noto Donburi
Indulge in the luxurious taste of Noto's soul food
The main ingredients are locally sourced from Noto. The rice used is Noto-grown Koshihikari. While seafood bowls are famous, there are also hearty meat bowls available! Additionally, the rule of Noto Donburi is to use Wajima lacquerware. Truly a treasure trove of Noto!
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Noto Donburi
Indulge in the luxurious taste of Noto's soul food
The main ingredients are locally sourced from Noto. The rice used is Noto-grown Koshihikari. While seafood bowls are famous, there are also hearty meat bowls available! Additionally, the rule of Noto Donburi is to use Wajima lacquerware. Truly a treasure trove of Noto!
Recommended Spots
Local Cuisine
Noto Donburi
Luxurious feast! Noto's soul food.
The main ingredients are made or harvested in Noto. The rice is Noto's Koshihikari brand. Seafood bowls are famous, but there are also hearty meat bowls! In addition, the rule of Noto Donburi is to use Wajima lacquerware. Truly, Noto's treasure box!
Strolling along Asaichi Street
Enjoying Wajima cuisine on Asaichi Street
One of the pleasures of strolling along Asaichi Street is Wajima cuisine. Enjoy the local flavors that line both sides of the street while taking a leisurely walk. If you get tired of walking, there is also a foot bath that you can use for free. Your stomach and heart will be satisfied.
Wajima Fugu
Brand natural fugu caught in Noto.
The Noto region has the highest catch of natural fugu in Japan! A variety of natural fugu, including torafugu, are caught. Enjoy not only the classic dishes such as tessa and tecchiri, but also unique menu items created by local chefs' ideas and ingenuity.
Noto Beef
A legendary brand beef, Noto Beef.
Noto Beef is carefully raised in the rich nature of Noto Satoyama. It is called a legendary brand beef because the number of shipments is extremely small. It boasts high levels of "oleic acid" contained in its fat, and has a high-quality texture and aroma.
Cafe at the end of Okunoto
A cafe located at the end of Okunoto.
There are many wonderful cafes in Okunoto. There are cafes where you can spend time while looking at the sky and sea outside the window, and cafes hidden in nature. Everywhere is comfortable, and you can enjoy drinks, sweets, and light meals in a relaxed atmosphere.
Basic Information
Hotel Average Cost
¥8,815
Average Budget
(1 night, 2 days)
(1 night, 2 days)
¥29,475
Best Season
6~10 Month
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Hotel Average Cost
¥8,815
Average Budget
(1 night, 2 days)
(1 night, 2 days)
¥29,475
Best Season
6~10 Month
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