A journey through nature, history, and culture awaits in Hokuriku.
Explore Japan's scenic northern coast
Hokuriku is a region rich in natural wonders, historical landmarks, and unique cultural experiences. Stretching across Fukui, Ishikawa, Toyama, and Niigata Prefectures, this area is perfect for those seeking scenic beauty, traditional towns, and breathtaking landscapes. Whether you’re exploring the rugged coastline, relaxing in onsen, or discovering ancient castles, Hokuriku has something for every traveler.
Fukui offers dramatic coastal cliffs, ancient temples, and a serene atmosphere that’s perfect for those seeking tranquility. Home to Eiheiji Temple and Tojinbo Cliffs, Fukui provides an excellent balance of history and natural beauty.
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Fukui
Ishikawa prefecture is known for its preserved samurai districts, gardens, and exquisite craftsmanship. Kanazawa, its capital, offers a blend of modern artistry and historic charm, highlighted by Kenrokuen Garden—one of Japan’s most beautiful gardens.
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Ishikawa
Toyama is a gateway to the Japanese Alps, where visitors can experience magnificent mountain views, traditional farmhouses, and abundant natural hot springs. Toyama Bay is also famous for its rich seafood.
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Toyama
Niigata is known for its scenic coastlines, premium rice, and sake brewing traditions. Whether you’re visiting Sado Island or exploring Niigata’s lush landscapes, this region offers a diverse range of outdoor activities and cultural experiences.
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Niigata
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