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S¨­ji-ji Soin

10.5 MILES

This beautiful temple was established in 1321 as the head of the S¨­t¨­ school of Zen but now functions as a branch temple. The site's buildings were¡­

Kiriko Kaikan

0.56 MILES

Here you can view a selection of the impressive illuminated, lacquered floats used in the Wajima Taisai festival, some up to 15m tall. Take the bus to¡­

Kami-tokikuni-ke

10.76 MILES

One of the few survivors of the Taira clan, Taira Tokitada was exiled to this region in 1185. His ancestors eventually divided and established separate¡­

Shimo-tokikuni-ke

10.6 MILES

This is an Important Cultural Property, one of two family residences of exiled shogun Taira Tokitada (the other is Kami-tokikuni-ke). Shimo-tokikuni-ke,¡­

Ishikawa Wajima Urushi Art Museum

0.47 MILES

This modern museum, about a 15-minute walk west of the former train station, has rotating exhibitions of its large lacquerware collection in galleries¡­

Senmaida Rice Terraces

5.62 MILES

Once a common sight in Japan, the ancient terraced method of rice farming is disappearing. These 'thousand' paddies snaking up the hillside are both¡­

Ganmon

22.24 MILES

There's a lot of hype about this interesting, though relatively unexciting sea cave carved into the cliff by the force of the waves. Nearby are souvenir¡­

Rokugozaki Lighthouse

24.11 MILES

You can amble through the village of Noroshi (ÀÇŸŸ) up to this lighthouse, built in 1883, for lovely views.