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      • By plane

        The nearest airport to Kaga is the Komatsu Airport, located in Komatsu. The Komatsu airport receives flights through JAL and ANA, and even a few international flights. From the Komatsu airport it is easiest to take the train to Kaga.

        Komatsu Bus [http://www.komatsubus.jp/] services leave for JR Komatsu station every 20-30 minutes (12 min, ¥260).

      • By train

        Kaga has 3 train stations- Iburihashi, Kagaonsen and Daishoji (listed north to south). All are on the busy JR Hokuriku Main Line from [wiki=0d70a380fe641d8206c6d43c185b9c23]Osaka[/wiki] to [wiki=e8f3ded77abf0f0e824e4d593b9b49cd]Naoetsu[/wiki] via [wiki=79106706154a96bcd6c0de6d3e04db38]Fukui[/wiki], [wiki=1eaa61ae1075ea7af55c8fb33bad65db]Kanazawa[/wiki] and [wiki=9f6c657ae53dda32b0eee8f23b210415]Toyama[/wiki]. Kagaonsen is the primary station in the Kaga area with several normal and express trains every hour. Ordinary trains to [wiki=1eaa61ae1075ea7af55c8fb33bad65db]Kanazawa[/wiki] from Kagaonsen take 53 minutes and cost ¥760.

        The train schedules are listed here [http://www.hyperdia.com/]

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      Kaga is quite spread out. Sightseeing areas can be reached by car (or bus), but best explored on foot.

      Taking the CANBUS [http://www.tabimati.net/en/kaga.htm#kaga01] around Kaga is an easy way of reaching some of the outlying sights
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      Kitamaebune ships followed a shipping route mainly through the Sea of Japan from late Edo Period to the Meiji Period. Built by Chohei Sakatani, a former owner of a Kitamaebune Ship, in 1878 (Meiji 11), this museum is beautifully built and registered as a national tangible cultural assets.
      *Nestled inside Daishoji's Ko-Kutani-no-Mori Park, the museum artfully displays of a variety of Kutaniyaki Porcelain. Note, make sure to visit the second floor tea shop where Japanese tea and sweets are served while one enjoys the simple beauty of the surrounding gardens.
      *Constructed in 1826, the "Kama-ato" (pottery oven) used by the Yoshida Family is displayed here. As well, the history and process of making Kutaniyaki Porcelain are explained in detail and examples of the products and tools used in the process are displayed. Hands-on activities such as painting and pottery making are available.
      *Born in Katayamazu, Dr.Ukichiro Nakaya (1900-1962) was a specialist in snow and the first person to create an artificial snowflake. Museum exhibits highlight the works of Dr. Nakaya and give detail explanations of developments in the study of snow and ice. Go on a weekday and you will likely have the place to yourself. The sleek cafe has great views and is a perfect spot to chill out.
      *This museum is World's largest Origami Museum which displays over 100,000 origami items including a paper crane smaller than the tip of a single hair.
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      Large crowds gather to watch local young people smash and burn over 200 bamboo poles. The ritual is believed to drive away disease and encourage a bountiful harvest.
      *A small-town celebration to welcome spring and enjoy the beauty of the new blossomed cherry trees. Festivities include lion dances and a procession of a portable shrine.
      *This festival is the largest in Yamashiro. More than 200 young people carry a portable shrine stuffed with irises through the streets of Yamashiro. In the past, the scent of the irises were believed to ward off evil.
      *A fireworks display is given every night at Lake Shibayamagata. The fireworks are easily visible from the surrounding areas.
      *In this lively festival, the people of Iburihashi shoulder two large (5-6m long) fish-shaped floats made of bamboo frames topped with plaited straw mats and bamboo and make their way through town. Upon reaching the station, the fish "fight" to the cheers of the crowd. The losing float is burned in front of the local shrine to ward off evil spirits. Children are believed to gain luck by standing in the mouth of the winning float.
      *A smaller scale celebration similar to nearby Kanazawa's Hakumangoku Matsuri (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyakumangoku_Matsuri), this festival celebrates the traditions and history of the former Daishoji ruling family. The name Jumangoku refers to rice production. Juman means "10,000", and the koku is a measurement of rice production. During this festival an extremely large piece of Kutani pottery is paraded through town.
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      Porcelain dishes & artwork with bright colored glazes not unlike Chinese porcelain.

      *A stunning example of craftsmanship, yamanaka lacquerware comes in a range of tableware and displays an artistry which blends modern concepts and time-honored traditions.
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      A pleasant little bakery / coffee shop with delectable cakes, tortes & cookies as well as a selection of coffee, tea & juices.
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      *A family restaurant with excellent katsudon as well as other tasty Japanese dishes.
      *A Japanese izakaya with an up-scale atmosphere and a wide selection of well-made food at reasonable prices.
      *A breath-takingly delicious Italian restaurant
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      *English tea shop with a great selection of teas, amazing homemade cakes and sandwiches in an elegant setting. Seasonal concerts are also held here.
      *A mom & pop restaurant which serves up local favorites. English menu available.
      *Spice is a tasty, SE Asian fusion restaurant with a classy, but comfortable atmosphere. The staff are extremely friendly & willing to accommodate dietary restrictions. An English menu is available and the staff (especially the cook) speak a bit of English. Serving sizes are small, but delicious so prepare to order an appetizer/salad as well as an entree. Course menus are also available. Note, vegetarian dishes are available as well though be clear as to what you can and cannot have ( e.g. seafood is often substituted instead of meat unless specified otherwise). This is an excellent restaurant to relax while enjoying the atmosphere and eat at a leisurely pace.
      *Reasonably priced & extremely fresh selection of sushi served on conveyor belts.
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      Foreigner-friendly bar with excellent appetizers and strong drinks.
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      *Recently renovated with slightly under-sized rooms.
    • filter_dramaContact
      For travel outside Kaga, visit the JTB in Daishoji (0761 73 3530). For assistance in English, ask for Dessen Kaori.
    • filter_dramaGet out
      Natadera (Nata temple) is an exquisite mountainside temple located 25 minutes from [wiki=748c94fb8a2f1b248fc4fad46aadec9c]Komatsu[/wiki]. Established in A.D.717, it is the head temple of the Shingon Sector and was visited by Basho Matsuo during his [wiki=6c8b04c9419bd15f94e01b7818b6a659]Narrow Road to the Deep North[/wiki] journey.
      *Tedori Kyokoku (Tedori Gorge). An ideal place to relax during the humid summer months. Boasting impressive cliffs rising up to 30m and a roaring waterfall. In the summer, the gorge offers the chance to go rafting and canoeing along the fast flowing Tedori river.
      * Hakusan Super Rindo runs through [wiki=01e747098458bee46a7af2ae88db368d]Mount Haku[/wiki] (Hakusan), one of Japan's three most sacred mountains, the others being [wiki=2d935735fed220cf443c5212b7112c55]Mount Fuji[/wiki] and [wiki=0a98e832899860f70e1c08eba1fa047d]Tateyama[/wiki].
      * [wiki=1eaa61ae1075ea7af55c8fb33bad65db]Kanazawa[/wiki]. The largest city and prefectural capital of the Ishikawa.
      * [wiki=4063dcace51c86cd31fa1732e3ef07dc]Noto Peninsula[/wiki]. A rugged and spectacular peninsula jutting out into the Japan Sea.

      [wiki=ff06b1f77e6f858712043f246cd51989]ja:加賀市[/wiki]

      [wiki=dc9a2da88d6da08d2f783d8bd8917412]wts:Category:Kaga (Ishikawa)[/wiki]
      [[WikiPedia:Kaga, Ishikawa]]
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