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| Traditional Handicrafts
Village "Yunokuni-no-mori" |
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 Address:
NA-3-3 Awazu Onsen, Komatsu-shi, 923-0393
TEL: 0761-65-3456
FAX: 0761-65-3344
Entry Fee: Adult ¥530 Junior High & High School Students ¥420 Children (4
or above) ¥320
Open Hours: 8:30 - 17:00
(Winter [12/1 - 2/20] 09;00 - 16:30)
Open All Year Round
Access:35-minute ride on CANBUS from JR Kaga Onsen Station.
URL:http://www.yunokuni.jp/mori/foreign/english.htm
Inside a 130,000 Tsubo (about 430 m2) natural forest, old houses with thatched
roofs were moved to the current location and created this Village of Traditional
Arts. Inside each house is a different kind of traditional arts & crafts that
are famous in Ishikawa, and visitors can observe the making process of each articles.
There are also over 50 assorted activities where you can get your hands on trying
out some of the techniques, such as Yuzen silk-dyeing, making items on the pottery
wheel, making soba noodles, painting and various gold leave activities. The souvenir
shops are full with traditional arts & crafts of Ishikawa; Yunokuni-no-mori
original goods are great choices of souvenirs along with the hand-made products
created by the visitors themselves. |
| Kaga Fruit Land |
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Address: I-59-1 Yutaka-machi, Kaga-shi
TEL: 0761-72-1800
FAX: 0761-72-7151
Entry Fee: Fruit-picking activities start at ¥1000
Open Hours: 9:00 - 17:00
Closed: 12/29 - 1/1
Access: Take the CANBUS and get off at Kaga Fruit Land Bus Stop.
URL:http://www.furulan.com/
(Japanese)
This fruit garden has an area of 25 Tsubo (about 83 m2). Visitors can enjoy barbecue
and picking seasonal fruits all year round. It is an all-you-can-eat for most
seasonal fruits such as strawberries, grapes and apples. A barbecue well-worth
of every yen that you paid is also very popular at this facility. After the meal
you can work off the calories by getting a few swings at the 18-hole golf course;
and if you enjoyed shopping, you will also find great souvenirs like homemade
jam and original wines at the souvenir shop. |
| Ishikawa Zoo |
MAP1-B5 |
 Address:
600 Tokusan-machi, Nomi-shi, 923-1222
TEL: 0761-51-8500 / FAX: 0761-51-8504
Entry Fee: Adult ¥810; Junior High School Students and below ¥400; Free for those
under 3 years of age
Hours: 9:00 - 17:00(last admittance 16:30)
(Opens until 16:30 during 11/1 - 3/31)
Closed: Tuesdays (Wednesday when Tuesday is a public holiday); 12/29 - 1/1
Access: Take the bus bound for the Ishikawa Zoo from JR Komatsu Station and get
off at the "Dobutsuen-mae" Bus Stop (right next to the Tatsunokuchi Kyuryo Koen
Park)
URL: http://www.pref.ishikawa.jp/zoo/top.html
(Japanese)
With the aim for visitors to have fun and learn at the same time, the Ishikawa
Zoo provides the perfect environment for you to observe and play with animals
while enjoying the surrounding greeneries; and simultaneously visitors will learn
to develop the spirit to preserve nature and protect animals.
With an area of 23 ha, the Ishikawa Zoo has over 600 animals in 135 species such
as the Asia Elephants, Orangutans and Red Pandas. There are also resting facilities
and an Animal Study Center for visitors to enjoy their hearts out all day long. |
| Hakusan Dinosaurs Park Shiramine |
MAP1-B6 |
 Address:
4-99-1 Kuwajima, Hakusan-shi, 920-2502
TEL: 0761-98-2724 / FAX: 0761-98-2335
Entry Fee: Elementary & Junior High School Students ¥400, Senior High School
Students or higher ¥800
Open Hours: 9:00 - 17:00 (last admittance 16:30)
Closed: Thursdays(except during summer vacations)
; End of November to End of April
Access: Take the bus bound for Shiramine from JR Kanazawa Station and get off
at the "Kyuryu Park" Bus Stop (90 minutes). 5-minute walk from bus stop.
URL:http://www.city-hakusan.com/kyoru_top.html
(Japanese)
You will be taken back in time to the world of dinosaurs just by looking at the
display of real dinosaur bones and a replica dinosaur skeleton. Visitors are greeted
by a fierce-looking Tyrannosaurus, and they will sure experience a time slip back
to prehistoric time after enjoying various exhibitions and movies in the mini
theater. There are also detailed dioramas, many big-screen 3D slides, and fossils
of plants and dinosaurs on display. Hands-on artifact excavation activities are
available at the "Kaseki Hakken Hiroba (Artifacts Discovery Square)". |
| Hakusan Sena Highland Ski
Resort |
MAP1-B6 |
 Address:
114-1 Sena, Hakusan City, 920-2331
TEL:0761-96-7137
FAX:0761-96-7447
Rates:1-day Pass ¥4,000
Open Hours:8:30 - 16:45 (weekdays)
8:00 - 16:45 (weekends & holidays)
Access: Direct bus from Kanazawa Station to the Sena Ski Resort is available during
Ski seasons.
URL:http://www.senakogen.co.jp/index.html
(Japanese)
With a 3,400m long course as its charm point, snowboarders can enjoy surfing on
all areas during all times. Discounts and specials on ski lift tickets for overnighters
are also available. During summer, visitors can observe wild animals and insects
as well as enjoy mountain biking at this forest park.
- Ski Lifts: Pair Lift(250m); Pair Lift Express(1,067m); Quad(4-person) Lift(1,341m);
Gondola Lift(2,444m)
- Ski Slopes: longest slope 3,400m／total length of ski slopes 10,000m
Panorama Course (Intermediate Level); Dokidoki Course (Intermediate/Advanced Level)
Runrun Course (Beginners/Intermediate Level);
Wakuwaku Course (Intermediate/Advanced Level);
Family Course (Beginners); Rinkan Course (Beginners) |
| Hakusan Ichirino Hot Spring
Ski Resort |
MAP1-B6 |
 Address:
63 Ozo, Hakusan-shi, 920-2333
TEL: 0761-96-7412
FAX: 0761-96-7413
Rates: 1-day Pass Adult: ¥4,000(Children ¥3,000)
Open Hours: 8:00 - 17:00 (all days)
17:00 - 21:00 (Night ski)
Open throughout the season
Access: Direct bus from Kanazawa Station to the Hakusan Ichirino Ski Resort is
available during Ski seasons
URL:http://www.ichirino.com/
(Japanese)
Even beginners can enjoy the panoramic view of the mountains just by getting on
a gondola and ride all the way to the top of the mountain. This Ski Resort has
slopes for snowboarding, courses for mogul skiing, as well as a course that has
an average inclination of 25ｼ and the steepest slope of 37ｼ for advanced level
skiers. For other seasons visitors can enjoy a stroll in the beech tree forests
at the mountain top.
- Ski Lifts: Aiaru Lift #1(348m); Aiaru Lift #2(534m); Aiaru Lift #3(330m);
Nodaira Lift #1(447m); Nodaira Lift #2(395m); Nakanohara Lift(562m);
Gondola Lift(1,415m)
- Ski Slopes: Longest slope 3,000m
Aiaru Slope(Beginners); Excite Slope(Advanced Level); Fureai Slope (Beginners);
Challenge Course (Advanced Level); Nodaira Slope (Beginners/Intermediate Level);
Nakanohara Slope (Intermediate/Advanced Level)
Miyasama Course (Intermediate/Advanced Level); Rakuraku Course (Beginners); Kids
Land |
| Kanazawa Seymour Ski09 Resort |
MAP1-B5 |
 Address:Kawachi-machi
Utsuo, Hakusan-shi
TEL:0761-93-0331
Rates:1-day Pass:Adult ¥3,500 Children ¥2,000
Open throughout the season
Access:50-minute drive from Kanazawa
URL:http://www.seymour.or.jp/
(Japanese)
- Ski Lifts: Triple Lift #1 (1,284m); Pair Lift #2 (891m); Pair Lift #3 (725m);
Pair Lift #4 (775m)
- Ski Slopes Longest slope 3,300m
Symphony Course (Advanced Level); Rhapsody Course(Advanced Level);
Prelude Course (Advanced Level); Bolero Course (Advanced Level);
Variation Course (Intermediate Level); Sweet Course (Intermediate Level);
Minute Course (Beginners); Concerto Course (Beginners); Romance Course (Beginners) |
| Shishiku Highland |
MAP1-B5 |
 Address:RI-110
Yahata-machi, Hakusan-shi
Access:10-minute walk from Hokutetsu Railway Ishikawa Line Kaga Ichinomiya Station.
URL:http://w2232.nsk.ne.jp/
skyshishiku/index.html (Japanese)
- Sky Shishiku Ski Resort
TEL:0761-92-0600 / FAX:0761-92-3600
Rates: round trip on gondola Adult: ¥1,000
Children ¥500
Open Hours: 9:30 - 17:00 (Open All Year Round)
- Park Shishiku
TEL:0761-93-8449／FAX:0761-93-8450
Hours:10:00 - 17:00 (Free to entry)
Open All Year Round
Ski courses are constructed on this 350m highland, and visitors can ride on the
gondola to get to the top. You can get a fantastic view of the wide Kanazawa plains
and the alluvial fans of Tedorigawa River, as well as the Sea of Japan and the
Alpine mountain ranges. There are also two leisure facilities, "Park Shishiku"
and "Sky Shishiku", where visitors come and enjoy the winds of the 4 seasons.
"Sky Shishiku"
With over 20-years of history in flying sports, the Shishiku Highland has received
great praises as a Mecca for hangliders and paragliders in the Hokuriku area.
It is also selected as one of the best flying sports location by the Ministry
of Land, Infrastructure and Transport of Japan.
"Park Shishiku"
Inside the Museum, there are lion masks and other articles related to the Lion
Dance from around the world, as well as Japan's biggest wooden lion mask on display. |
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