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Beyond Tokyo
Itinerary ideas
for your trip in Ishikawa

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Other attractive spots not included in the itineraries.

Wajima Lacquerware Workshop Tour /Wajima Lacquerware-Making Experience

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See for yourself how Wajima-nuri lacquerware, one of Ishikawa Prefecture's world-class traditional crafts, is produced. You can even try your hand at chinkin and makie decorative techniques.
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Sake Brewery Tour

  • sightseeing

Ishikawa Prefecture has all the right conditions for brewing outstanding sake: pure water, a cold climate, and bountiful rice harvests. Visit sake breweries to learn about the brewing process and enjoy a tasting.
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D.T. Suzuki Museum

  • sightseeing

This facility was founded to foster a deeper understanding of Daisetz Suzuki, the Kanazawa-born Buddhist philosopher known to the world as D.T. Suzuki, by conveying his ideas and achievements broadly to people in Japan and around the world. More than just a place for appreciating objects, this is also a place where visitors are free to engage in self-reflection.
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Local Cuisine Cooking Class

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Learn about the traditional food culture of Ishikawa Prefecture by experiencing how to prepare jibuni, a duck stew that has long been a regional specialty.

Shirayama Hime Jinja Shrine

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Shirayama Hime Jinja Shrine, which is said to have been built approximately 2,100 years ago, is said to be a shrine dedicated to Mt. Hakusan, one of Japan's three most famous mountains. You can also experience a sense of unity with nature during the misogi (purification ceremony) experience.
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Kutaniyaki Art Museum

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Learn about the 360-year history of Kutani-yaki ceramics, an internationally renowned traditional craft born in Kaga, at this museum dedicated to the subject.
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Itinerary ideas for your trip in Ishikawa

  • * Provided by D.T. Suzuki Museum.

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