Here you can view a selection of the impressive illuminated, lacquered floats used in the Wajima Taisai festival, some up to 15m tall. Take the bus to Tsukada stop (?150, six minutes).
Lonely Planet's must-see attractions
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Among a few hundred elderly women selling fresh-off-the-trawler seafood, this entertaining morning market features cool boutiques offering tasteful¡
10.69 MILES
This beautiful temple was established in 1321 as the head of the S¨t¨ school of Zen but now functions as a branch temple. The site's buildings were¡
10.35 MILES
One of the few survivors of the Taira clan, Taira Tokitada was exiled to this region in 1185. His ancestors eventually divided and established separate¡
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This is an Important Cultural Property, one of two family residences of exiled shogun Taira Tokitada (the other is Kami-tokikuni-ke). Shimo-tokikuni-ke,¡
Ishikawa Wajima Urushi Art Museum
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This modern museum, about a 15-minute walk west of the former train station, has rotating exhibitions of its large lacquerware collection in galleries¡
5.22 MILES
Once a common sight in Japan, the ancient terraced method of rice farming is disappearing. These 'thousand' paddies snaking up the hillside are both¡
22.25 MILES
There's a lot of hype about this interesting, though relatively unexciting sea cave carved into the cliff by the force of the waves. Nearby are souvenir¡
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You can amble through the village of Noroshi (ÀÇŸŸ) up to this lighthouse, built in 1883, for lovely views.
Nearby Kanazawa & the Hokuriku Coast attractions
1. Ishikawa Wajima Urushi Art Museum
0.09 MILES
This modern museum, about a 15-minute walk west of the former train station, has rotating exhibitions of its large lacquerware collection in galleries¡
0.56 MILES
Among a few hundred elderly women selling fresh-off-the-trawler seafood, this entertaining morning market features cool boutiques offering tasteful¡
5.22 MILES
Once a common sight in Japan, the ancient terraced method of rice farming is disappearing. These 'thousand' paddies snaking up the hillside are both¡
10.2 MILES
This is an Important Cultural Property, one of two family residences of exiled shogun Taira Tokitada (the other is Kami-tokikuni-ke). Shimo-tokikuni-ke,¡
10.35 MILES
One of the few survivors of the Taira clan, Taira Tokitada was exiled to this region in 1185. His ancestors eventually divided and established separate¡
10.69 MILES
This beautiful temple was established in 1321 as the head of the S¨t¨ school of Zen but now functions as a branch temple. The site's buildings were¡
22.25 MILES
There's a lot of hype about this interesting, though relatively unexciting sea cave carved into the cliff by the force of the waves. Nearby are souvenir¡
23.73 MILES
You can amble through the village of Noroshi (ÀÇŸŸ) up to this lighthouse, built in 1883, for lovely views.