Meeting Point

Your hotel or a location of your choice in central Kanazawa

Wajima Morning Market

Take a leisurely stroll through Wajima’s historic morning market, one of Japan’s oldest open-air markets with over 1,000 years of history. Browse stalls offering local crafts, fresh seafood, and handmade goods. Sample regional delicacies such as freshly grilled dried fish, rich and creamy sea urchin, and tender Noto beef skewers. For those interested, an optional visit to the Wajima Kiriko Art Museum showcases the towering, ornate lanterns used in the area’s vibrant summer festivals.

Lunch at a Local Seafood Restaurant (or a place matched to your preferences)

Enjoy lunch at a local seafood restaurant, or at a spot tailored to your tastes and dietary needs. A popular choice is Noto-don, which is a vibrant rice bowl topped with freshly caught seafood from the nearby coast. You might also try fugu karaage, a delicacy of lightly battered and deep-fried pufferfish. Other options include grilled squid, refreshing cold soba noodles, or a wholesome vegetarian set meal featuring seasonal mountain vegetables.

Shiroyone Senmaida Rice Terraces

Take in the breathtaking view of over 1,000 rice paddies at Shiroyone Senmaida, where neatly layered terraces cascade down the hillside into the Sea of Japan. This is a part of an area designated as a Globally Important Agricultural Heritage System. The iconic landscape is not only a feast for the eyes, but also a testament to centuries of traditional hand-farming. Learn how local communities maintain and protect these precious fields and honour their cultural and agricultural importance.

OPTION: Choose One

Wakura Onsen

Ending Point

Your hotel or a location of your choice in central Kanazawa