It was the house of NotoвЂ™s noble family in the Edo Period (1600-1868).The house is well-preserved, with many of the admistrating documents, weapons, artwork displayed in the family home. If you want a partner or a good marriage, here is where you come to pray.ДЇor those loving history, Kita-keВ (8:30-17:00, ВҐ500), meaning the Kita House, is a museum close to Chirihama Beach. The Keta Great Shrine, just a short walk from Myojo-ji,is a shrine dedicated to love. On the coast of the city of Hakui is Chirihama, an 8km long beach and the only beach in Japan people are allowed to drive their car on.Д«esides the rugged coastline and incredible rock formations Noto is most famous for, the small cities, temples, and shrines are something to behold.В One of the finest pieces of architecture in the Noto Peninsula is the Myojo-ji Temple (8:00-17:00, ВҐ510) in Lower NotoвЂ™s Hakui City, founded in the 13th century as one of the main temple of the Buddhist Nichirin sect and most famous for its 5-story pagoda. It has the cities of Wajima, Suzu, Noto Town and Notojima. Oku-Noto, or Upper Noto, is the least accessible area but with the most stunning nature. Naka-Noto, Central Noto, is made up of Nanao City and Wakura Onsen, one of the biggest cities of Noto. Here the cities Hakui and Kahoku are situated. The Noto Peninsula is comprised of three areas the Kuchi-Noto, or Lower Noto, is closest to the mainland and Kanazawa and as such, has the best public transportation. Most people will visit the peninsula by renting a car or by joining a tour bound for Noto.

T his is exemplified by the poor state of public transportation through the peninsula.

While most places in Japan are firmly established in these modern times, visiting the Noto Peninsula can feel like taking a step back in time. One of the lesser publicized and populated areas of Japan, the peninsula is known for its peacefulВ countryside scenery and wild, untouched coastline. Ishikawa PrefectureвЂ™s Noto Peninsula (иѓЅз™»еЌЉеі¶) is a peninsula 1 hour from Kanazawastretching around 100km into the Sea of Japan.

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