Yunokuni no Mori
Yunokuni no Mori is an extensive craft village situated in a forest on the outskirts of Komatsu.
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Oyama Shrine
The striking Shinmon gate of Oyama Shrine incorporates elements of three different architectural traditions.
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Komatsu Castle
A short flight of steps takes you to the top of the remains of the keep, rewarding you with a surprisingly panoramic view.
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Komatsu no Mori
Komatsu no Mori presents the history, technology and global activities of the Komatsu Company through displays of machinery, historical exhibits, and interactive learning facilities.
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Nata-dera Temple
Nata-dera temple complex extends across a wooded hillside with large rock formations, caves, moss-covered ground, and seasonal foliage.
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Hokkoku Tōrimachi
Hokkoku Tōrimachi is a historic shopping street in Komatsu that developed along part of the old Hokkoku Kaidō.
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Ōmichō Market
Ōmichō Market, Kanazawa’s principal food market, has operated since 1721, making it one of the oldest continuously functioning markets in the region.
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Kenroku-en Garden
Kenroku-en is one of the most celebrated traditional gardens in the country.
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Kanazawa Station
Kanazawa Station serves as the principal rail gateway to Ishikawa Prefecture and is widely regarded as one of the most architecturally distinctive stations in Japan.
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Kanazawa Castle
Kanazawa Castle is a major historical site in the centre of the city.
