This bridge spans the Saigawa River, which flows through the center of Kanazawa City. Designed by Shigeki Sekiba, a pioneer in Japanese bridge engineering, it was completed in 1924. The iron bridge...

A cultural property and scenic spot designated by Nomi City, this area features seven waterfalls of varying sizes. Among them, the first waterfall, "Ootaki," and the second waterfall, considered th...

This is a pedestrian- and bicycle-priority road. The route was developed for walking and other activities along the former Hokuriku Railway Nomi Line, which was discontinued in 1980. Along the appr...

The Noto Peninsula is home to several renowned diving spots. Its clear waters and intricate rocky formations have been designated as a marine park, offering opportunities to observe a diverse range...

This is a renovated former Japanese-style inn, over 100 years old, which was relocated to a mountain setting in 2014. From the onsen café, you can enjoy views of the river over the counter while re...

During the feudal era (1603-1868), this area was inhabited by mid-ranking samurai of the Kaga Domain, and the narrow alleys, earthen walls, and row house gates still retain their former appearance....

This is the only coastline in Japan where driving by car is possible. The sand, compacted by seawater, provides a firm surface that accommodates 4WD vehicles, regular cars, buses, and motorcycles a...

It rises gently in a reverse S-shape. There are no obstructions along the side of the slope, allowing you to enjoy views of the Saigawa River. It has a length of 210 meters. It is approximately a 1...

A straight stretch of slope, built in 1865 and renovated in 1892. During the feudal era, many cherry trees were planted along the slope to enhance the view from the castle, hence its name. You can ...

The three-story commercial building, which was built in 1970 and houses a pharmacy, has been renovated. It features a complex structure made up of rooms with different atmospheres. There is a kitch...