Day trip course from Kanazawa Station ②

First, rent a car and leave!

The Kita family who served as the Tomurasei of the Kaga domain. The house retains the characteristics of the Tomura mansion.

Since the feudal lord and samurai stayed there, the structure is inconspicuous from the outside.

The four entrances differ depending on your status and each has its own meaning.

The head temple of the Nichiren sect in Hokuriku.

Ten buildings in the precincts such as the five-storied pagoda were built from the first generation of the Maeda clan of the Kaga domain to the fifth generation, and are designated as national important cultural properties.

In Nanao Bay, a wide variety of fish and shellfish are landed so that they are called "natural cages", and the market is lined with fresh fish and shellfish throughout the four seasons.

You can fully enjoy sushi made with fresh local ingredients at each store in "Sushi Kingdom Noto Nanao".

It is one of the wedding customs that began in the Kaga domain from the end of the Tokugawa shogunate.

Take a walk around the area as it is.

Ipponsugi Street has a history of more than 600 years, and is lined with old-fashioned shops such as soy sauce and kelp shops and candle shops.

Some of them have been designated as nationally registered tangible cultural properties, and retain the remnants of those days.

At the storyteller, you can learn about history, products, towns, etc. while interacting with the shop staff.

Ipponsugi Street

Shop at the Noto Fresh Market, where you can find fresh fish and shellfish from Noto, and at the Satoyama Satoumi Department Store, Rinozo, where you can find souvenirs.

It takes about 1 hour and 15 minutes from Nanao to Kanazawa Station.

If you drive the Chirihama Nagisa Driveway on your way home, you may be able to see the sunset over the sea! ??