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Tourist Guidebook Alpine Route Kaga Shirakawa-Go Takayama for Kanazawa, Noto and Kaga Hida-Takayama Fukui Pref From April 2014 Noto Map of Airport Central Japan Noto Hokuriku Railroad Tateyama-Kurobe Toyama Area Kanazawa Toyama Pref. Komatsu Ishikawa Gokayama Nagano Pref. Airport Pref. Tateyama Kurobe Tourist Guidebook Alpine Route Kaga Shirakawa-go Takayama For Kanazawa, Noto and Kaga Hida-Takayama Fukui Pref. Area Higashi Chaya District, Kanazawa Gifu Pref. Shirakawa-go Nagoya Area Kyoto Pref. Nagoya Hyogo Pref. Shiga Pref. Kyoto Aichi Pref. Shizuoka Pref. Takayama Kansai Area Central Japan International Airport Osaka Nara Mie Pref. Kansai International Airport Nara Pref. Wakayama Pref. Comfortable, For small/large groups original journeys We can provide small to large size buses suited to your needs. [Buses] Bookings essential For great journeys – We provide support for flexible Chartered buses Kanazawa Loop Bus journeys based on your ideas and requests Kenrokuen Shuttle on your own or in a small or large group Kanazawa Light up Bus We offer a range of journeys in Ishikawa Scheduled Tourist Buses Sendai Large Mid Small Highway Buses size (seats 53, 55 or 58 persons) size (seats 27 persons) size (seats 24 persons) Niigata A big range of souvenirs/gifts Express Buses also available! The Hokuriku Railroad The Hokuriku Chartered Buses For meals and Group is accredited under Railroad Group Kanazawa Gokayama breaks at For meals and breaks at Ganmon the Nihon Bus Association is a member of Chirihama Beach Chartered Bus Company the Nihon Bus Shirakawa-go Restaurant Ganmon Safety Assessment Association. [Railways] Tokyo Chirihama (the sister establishment of Accreditation System. Takayama Rest House Chirihama Rest House) We also take requests for provision of bus tour guides. Ishikawa Line Yokohama Asanogawa Line Kyoto Nagoya Osaka 556 Waridashi-machi, Kanazawa City, Hokuriku Railroad Co. Ltd Ishikawa Prefecture 920-8508 http://www.hokutetsu.co.jp Hokuriku Railroad Group is accredited under the Nihon Bus Association Hokutetsu Kanazawa Bus Co. Ltd Kaga Hakusan Bus Co. Ltd Kaga Onsen Bus Co. Ltd Chartered Bus Company Safety Assessment Hokutetsu Noto Bus Co. Ltd Hokutetsu Okunoto Bus Co. Ltd http://www.hokutetsu.co.jp Accreditation System. Published March 2014 (revised April 2014) Sightseeing in From Kanazawa to destinations in Ishikawa the old capital Kanazawa Noto Senmaida Rice Fields Travel your way with our multicolored buses ~Designated as a Globally Important From hot spring areas to a world heritage site, Agricultural Heritage System~ a variety of sights to see are all linked together. Kanazawa Castle – Kanazawa Ishikawa Gate You can travel while seeing the Direct from Kanazawa to sights of Noto Peninsula Wakura/Wajima Hot Spring Area Plan your own tour: 4 routes to tour the famous places in Noto Connecting Kanazawa with the Noto Peninsula Scheduled Bookings essential Express No bookings A convenient 1-day, Operates every day necessary hop-on hop-off pass Perfect for visiting sightseeing areas Tourist Buses Bus To tour Wajima in the center of town One Day Kanazawa ⇒ Kanazawa From Wajima ⇒ Kanazawa Access to Wakura Hot Spring! Kanazawa at night Trip Route Kanazawa Loop Bus You also can get on the bus from Kenrokuen Garden/Omicho Kanazawa Loop Bus Kanazawa Sta. East Exit – Wajima Station Furatto Homu – Wajima Morning Market / Wajima Market (Musashigatsuji). Kanazawa Lacquerware Center – Sojiji Temple – Ganmon (lunch supplied) – Chirihama Beach Driveway (Right Loop, Left Loop) – Kanazawa Sta. West Exit Service Kanazawa ⇆ Nanao/Wakura Hot Spring Hop-on, Light-up Bus Asaichi 1-day Direct to Kenrokuen Garden and the 21st Century One Day From Wakura Hot Spring ⇒ Kanazawa From Wajima ⇒ Kanazawa hop-off Trip Route Access to Wajima Hot Spring Area Museum of Contemporary Art, Kanazawa No bookings necessary Wakura Onsen Bus Terminal – Wajima Station Furatto Homu – Wajima Morning Market / Wajima You also can get on the bus from Kenrokuen Garden/Omicho Market Operates on Saturdays Lacquerware Center – Masuhoura, Michi-no-eki Togi Umikaido (break) – Ganmon (lunch supplied) (Musashigatsuji). (Some services only) pass (excluding year-end and New Year holidays) – Myojoji Temple – Chirihama Beach Driveway – Kanazawa Sta. West Exit Child ¥ 250 Kenrokuen Service Adult ¥ Special bus services on other Chirihama Kanazawa ⇆ Wajima Marine Town 500 days are available. Half Day From Wakura Hot Spring ⇒ Kanazawa Shuttle Trip In addition to the Kanazawa Loop Bus To Uchinada Route Access to the Suzu area! and the Kenrokuen Shuttle, you can To Ishikawa Wakura Onsen Bus Terminal – Masuhoura, Michi-no-eki Togi Umikaido (break) – Ganmon (lunch) You also can get on the bus from Kenrokuen Garden/Omicho Market – – (lunch supplied) – Kanazawa Sta. West Exit also ride on timetabled routes within Prefectural Hokuriku Keta Taisha Shrine Chirihama Beach Driveway (Musashigatsuji). (Some services only) the specified area. Office Railroad Kanazawa Noto Flight NB: Asanogawa Loop Bus Higashi Chaya District One Day From Wakura Hot Spring ⇒ Noto Airport-Wajima-Wakura Hot Spring Service Kanazawa ⇆ Suzunari-kan Mae/Suzu Hachigasaki/Otani Trip (1) Cannot be used with the Kanazawa Light-up Bus. Line Route (2) See the 1-day pass pamphlet for more details. Wakura Onsen Bus Terminal – Wajima Morning Market/ Wajima Lacquerware Center – Kiriko Access to the Togi/Monzen area Hokutetsu Kaikan – Senmaida – Nanso Museum – Suzu Beach Hotel (lunch not supplied)/Suzu-yaki Sta. Kanazawa Sta. Service Kanazawa ⇆ Hakui/Takahama/Togi/Monzen West Exit Museum – Mitsukejima Island – Noto Airport – Wajima Station Furatto Homu – Wakura Onsen awa (Underground) Right Loop Sta. – Wakura Onsen Bus Terminal anaz K Moriyama Gokayama/ East Exit When The limousine bus service between Shirakawa-go/ Hikoso-machi coming Komatsu Airport and Kanazawa by airplane Takayama Kanazawa Nishimonguchi-mae Asanogawa No bookings necessary Wajima Loop Bus River Hot Spring Area Higashiyama Wajima From Kanazawa to destinations Morning Market Komatsu Noto Airport by Highway Bus Kanazawa Sta. East Exit Musashi Higashi Chaya District (Motenashi Dome/Tsuzumi Gate) Holiday Kazue-machi Airport Super Chaya District Left Loop Inn ANA Kanazawa Express Bus Hokuriku Wakura Main Line Sky Hashiba Kanazawa Sta. West Exit Omicho Market Kenrokuen Garden Service Hot ⇆ Komatsu Airport Spring Kenrokuen - Via city center bus stops Shuttle - Super Express (direct to Kanazawa Sta.) Access to Shirakawa-go, Kanazawa Ganmon Mitsukejima Island the World Heritage Site Castle Park Kenrokuen- Kaga shita Highway Bus Omicho Market Oyama Jinja Shrine Direct from Kanazawa to Tatsunokuchi/ Chirihama Awazu/Yamashiro/Yamanaka Hot Spring! Beach Driveway Bookings essential Nagamachi Samurai District Noto Noetsu The express bus service between Satoyama Expressway (Takayama Line) Shiinoki Kaido Cultural Complex Kanazawa and Kaga hot spring area Nagamachi Samurai District Chirihama Beach Driveway Service Korinbo Kenrokuen Hokuriku Railroad Kaga Yunosato JR Hokuriku Asanogawa Line * May be impassable due to Kanazawa ⇆ Shirakawa-go ⇆ Takayama Saigawa Hirosaka Garden Main Line stormy weather or when River Kanazawa waves are high. Kata-machi Hokuriku Kanazawa ⇆ Gokayama ⇆ Shirakawa-go City Hall Express Expressway Kanazawa Toyama No bookings necessary Komatsu Hokuriku We operate 9 highway bus 21st Century Museum of Airport Railroad Yuwaku routes from Kanazawa to 21st Century Museum of [Operates every day] Ishikawa Hot Spring Contemporary Art, Kanazawa Line all parts of the country. Nomachi-hirokoji Contemporary Art, Kanazawa Kanazawa Sta. East Exit ⇆ Uroko-machi Tatsunokuchi/Awazu/Yamashiro/ Tatsunokuchi Hot Spring ▪Tokyo (Shibuya/Hachioji) Yamanaka Hot Spring Katayamazu Tokai-Hokuriku Nishi Chaya Expressway ▪Yokohama/Kamakura/Fujisawa Hot Spring Shirayama Hime Shrine ▪Nagoya ▪Osaka District You also can get on the bus from Kenrokuen Awazu Hot Spring Garden/Omicho Market (Musashigatsuji). Myoryuji Temple Yamashiro Hot Spring ▪Gokayama/Shirakawa-go/Takayama Hokuriku Railroad Ishikawa Line Nomachi (Ninja Temple) Shirakawa-go ▪Sendai/Yamagata ▪Niigata Sta. Kaga Hot Spring Yamashiro Ishikawa ▪Toyama ▪Takaoka/Tonami To Tsurugi Nishiizumi Hot Spring Takayama Sta. Tera-machi 5-chome Area to Fukui Prefecture For those who just want Visit the sites of Fukui after staying to stretch their over at a hot spring Trips using local lines can also be enjoyed. legs a little Go on a Scheduled Tour Sightseeing route around the most popular spots Bookings essential Operates every day Bookings Hokutetsu岐阜 Railroad (Jan 4 – Dec 28) Scheduled essential Shirakawa-go Ishikawa Line / Asanogawa Line AM PM Tourist Buses Fukui We operate 2 local lines from Kanazawa city center. Scheduled Route Kanazawa Tour Route Kanazawa Tour One Day Tojinbo Cliffs/Eiheiji Tourist Buses We can provide Kanazawa Sta. East Exit – Higashi Chaya District – Kanazawa Sta. East Exit – Higashi Chaya District – Trip Temple Tour From Kaga Hot Spring Area information on plans Tentokuin Temple – Nagamachi Samurai District – Kenrokuen Garden Area (free time) – Yamanaka Hot Spring – Yamashiro Onsen Higashiguchi Bus that include bus and Kenrokuen Garden Area (free time) – Tentokuin Temple – Nagamachi Samurai District – Stop – Kaga Onsen Station – Katayamazu Hot Spring – train travel. Tojinbo Cliffs – Maruoka Castle (seen from bus) – Ishikawa Line Asanogawa Line Kanazawa Sta. East Exit Kanazawa Sta. East Exit Echizen Bamboo Doll Village – Eiheiji Temple – Fukui Station – Kaga Onsen Station Tojinbo Cliffs Nomachi – Tsurugi Hokutetsu Kanazawa - Uchinada.
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