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Akiya in Ishikawa

Ishikawa is home to Kanazawa — often called "little Kyoto" — with remarkably preserved samurai and geisha districts, a world-class contemporary art museum, and stunning Kenroku-en garden. The Noto Peninsula offers dramatic coastal scenery and deeply traditional fishing communities.

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Kanazawa, Hakusan

Kanazawa: preserved samurai/geisha districts — exceptional heritage tourism

Noto Peninsula: UNESCO-recognized satoyama and satoyumi landscape

Kenroku-en: one of Japan's three great gardens drives year-round visitors

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Ishikawa is home to Kanazawa — often called "little Kyoto" — with remarkably preserved samurai and geisha districts, a world-class contemporary art museum, and stunning Kenroku-en garden. The Noto Peninsula offers dramatic coastal scenery and deeply traditional fishing communities.