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Wakura Hot Spring Illuminations Poetry writing Nanao City Wakura Onsen Sports Park How about taking a stroll in a town with a fragrant sea While getting a taste of the history and atmosphere of Wakura Onsen, breeze? Lit up at night, Wakura Onsen presents a different how about writing a poem to preserve your fond memories. All-purpose athletic field and yacht harbor type of beauty than during the day. Organizer: Wakura Onsen Tourism Association / Tourism Cooperative Poetry-writing Executive Committee This athletic field, the largest on the Japan Sea side of the country, is Area around Togetsu Bridge perfect for major training camps and competitions. The yacht harbor is Wakura Main tourist attractions also attracting attention as a venue for interscholastic athletic meets. Otomo no Yakamochi Kahi (Shirasaki Park) ・Bentenzaki Gensen Park Keisui Shimada Kuhi (Shirasaki Park) ・Seirin-ji Temple Nobutsuna Sasaki Kahi (Bentenzaki Gensen Park) ・Shingyo-ji Temple Kyoshi Takahama Kuhi (Bentenzaki Gensen Park) Hot Spring ・Area around Togetsu Bridge Toshiro Nomura Kuhi (Bentenzaki Gensen Park) ・Yumoto Square Walking map ・Sukunahikona Shrine Jippensha Ikku Kahi (Beside the entrance of the Togetsuan) Akiko Yosano Kahi (Yuttari Park) Yumoto Square Seirin-ji Temple Simply walking and looking around provides Motenashi umbrellas Rental Bicycle Spring water to take home Hot spring boiled eggs Iidako octopus fishing enjoyment and satisfaction. Feel the nearby sea Orange is the theme color of Wakura As it affords beautiful views, the coastal Bottles of hot spring water You can make hot boiled From the beginning of Onsen. Umbrellas can be returned to road is perfect for cycling. Enjoy the sea are available for purchase. spring eggs at Bentenzaki September to the end of as you take ablissful hot spring bath. The nighttime any umbrella stand in the hot spring part breeze as you pedal around the bay. Please take some home, as Gensen Park, Yumoto Square October, some inns lend out of town. Five hundred umbrellas are it can be drunk for health and in front of Soyu-kan. fishing rods to guests. ／ Bicycle rental fees : Inquiries : Nanao City Wakura Onsen All-purpose Athletic Field illuminations are a must to take in as well. provided free of charge. Please use one benefits. TEL.0767-62-0999 http://wakura-g.com/index.html for strolling around town. 500 yen for up to four hours Illumination 1,000 yen/day (includes insurance) Inquiries : Restaurant Wakura Onsen Tourism Association Yunoka Shionoka Soyu-kan Pub Tel: (0767) 62-1555 WAKURA ONSEN SOYU Wakuwaku Plaza Hours: 9:00 am to 5:30 pm Souvenirs/Shopping Venue for Wakuwaku Summer Festival The Wakura Onsen Soyu public bath was renovated in April 2011. Here Parking lot Venue for To Nakajima, you can enjoy 100% Wakura source water and the atmosphere of a hot Summer Fireworks Anamizu, Wajima Toilet spring town. Facilities include a large bath, a small bath, a standing bath, Washroom Hand Bath Koimachi an outdoor bath, a sauna, a cold-water bath, and a footbath (outside). Hand bath / Footbath Bentenzaki Gensen Park Yagura ● Naka-Noto Farm Road Bridge (Twin Bridge Noto) Wakura Port ● LE MUSEE DE H Toilet Tsujiguchi Hironobu Museum Notojima Island Sweet shop Kado Isaburo Museum Warm Bench CHAR BELLB ● IROHA Noto Furusato-kan Pharmacy TSUJI Yuttari Park Toilet (Tumakoibune-no-yu) GOMAYA Yacht harbor KAIBO AENOKAZE ● SEIKAISO BIWANSO ● Toilet Notojima ● Bridge KAGAYA OKADAYA ● ● ● ● Noto seafood bowl FLOW-IN-TO WAKURA ● JUEN Souvenir and medicine MITONE ● Togetsu TADA KANSENDO KAIGETSU DARUMAYA ● All-purpose Bridge field Restaurant Circle K Toilet Yumoto Okonomiyaki Toilet BLOSSOM FUKUROKUJU Square ● Ohashi Gass Bakery SUZUKA Road Park Lamp WAKURA NOTORAKU Nanao Wakura UNLYS ● Izakaya HACCHAN Entrance fees : Adults: 420 yen, primary school students: 130 yen, Street ISHIZAKIYA JANOME-ZUSHI MAKANAI ● Onsen Athletic NIJI TO UMI SHOKUDO Yunoka Shionoka Soyu-kan preschool children: 50 yen WAKURA Park Hours : 7 am – 10 pm ● Bank Wakura Onsen Tourism Hall ● ONSEN SOYU Wakura Morning Market (Large vehicles permitted) Closing day : 25th of every month (Mon. if the 25th is on a weekend) KINPASO ● Toilet Wakura Onsen Tourism Association Okonomiyaki http://www.wakura.co.jp/ ● HOSENKAKU Annex Post Office Liquor shop KOIZUMI Wakura Onsen Tourism Cooperative Here you can buy products made by local residents, Seven Eleven ● TOGETSUAN WAHEI Taxi ● Jippensha Ikku kahi ● Bar and freshly harvested fruit and vegetables. Shirasaki Wakura HARUSAME Hotel α-1 (poetry monument) Shopping Bus Terminal ● Park Center Open: Sundays (7:00 to 11:00 am) HAMANASU UMIGOCHISO ● ● Place: In front of Yuno-ka Shiono-ka Soyu-kan Inquiries (TEL) ● NAMAKOYA DAIKANSO Western cuisine epice Police Box * May be cancelled in bad weather. ● Name of Japanese Inn Area code : 0767 YUNOHANA Organizers: Wakura Onsen Tourism Association, HOSENKAKU ● Inn & restaurant Wakura Onsen HANAGOYOMI Toilet MIKASA Wakura Onsen Tourism Cooperative, ● Toilet Lawson ● ◆ KAGAYA 62-1111 Seaside Park Toilet Teppan-yaki ● JA Noto Wakaba, Wakura Morning Market KORAKU FUKUCHAN Sukunahikona Lacquer ◆ AENOKAZE 62-3333 Shrine WAKURA Venue for Winter Fireworks ● ware shop Fire Station ● SHIBAHANA JIBAN-KAN ● FamilyMart JUBAN-KAN NOTO MILK ◆ NIJI TO UMI 62-8111 HACCHOMO Japanese food OKUDAYA ● SEIKAI ◆ KAIBO 62-1515 Grilled beef Chinese food YUNOKUNI Tour around Seven HIDEKURA ◆ NAOKI 62-1151 ● PEKIN Deities of Good Fortune ◆ DAIKANSO 62-1212 ● NAOKI Liquor shop At each of seven famous places in HIVARY ◆ TADAYA 62-3434 Gas Station Wakura Onsen there is a stone ● Yunotani ◆ OKUDAYA 62-2062 Wakura Grilled beef SUMIYOSHI ● Isolite Keisodo Nakamachi Park statue of one of the Seven Deities of Jurojin Benzaiten Ebisu Daikokuten ● Memorial Hall ● ◆ BIWANSO 62-2323 Snack bar AMERICANA Snack bar KITSUNE TO TANUKI Good Fortune, and carved outlines UMIYO TOMOYO Toilet of their faces. You can rub the ◆ HAMANASU 62-2320 Oden and grilled chicken MACHIKO Okonomiyaki MACCHAN Shingyo-ji Temple TADAYA outlines on paper provided at every ● ◆ KAIGETSU 62-1088 Wakura-no-sato Park● inn, and when you have all seven NOBU-ZUSHI Shionoka Street Seirin-ji Temple rubbings you can receive a present ● Pet shop SEVENTAIL ◆ JUEN 62-3322 Nagomi-no-oka Park ● from the inn where you are staying. ◆ SUZUKA 62-2420 Bishamonten Hotei Fukurokuju Wakura Showa Museum To Tatsuruhama Towm / and Toy Museum ◆ YUNOHANA 62-2431 Nakajima Town ◆ HOSENKAKU 62-1225 Wakutama- ◆ TOGETSUAN 62-1788 kun goods To Nanao Noto Railway Wakura Onsen Station ◆ IROHA 62-1682 JR To Anamizu To Route 249 To Tatsuruhama Road, ◆ YUNOKUNI 62-2450 Wakura Onsen Noto Toll Road, Noetsu Expressway Wakutama-kun ◆ HANAGOYOMI 62-2083 [Profile of Wakutama-kun] Wakutama-kun is an “egg” laid by the egret ◆ NOTORAKU 62-3131 said to have discovered Wakura Onsen. There are three hot spring boiled eggs in the Clear file 1,200 yen Strap 690 yen Waku-ramune (glass bottle): 150 yen Bath towel 1,980 yen Shortbread cookies 600 yen Pie 650 yen Triplet salt pudding 550 yen Yutanpo (hot-water bag) ◆ JUBAN-KAN 62-1731 orange bag he always carries. Waku-ramune (4 plastic bottles): 650 yen 1,980 yen ◆ KINPASO 62-1234 [ Wakura Onsen → Trip around Noto → Kanazawa ] Noto golden route GuideGuide toto thethe NanaoNanao CityCity AreaArea This “golden route” takes you around major tourist spots on the Noto Peninsula. You will never tire of the dynamic scenery along the outer coastline as you look out of your car window. This route around andand NotoNoto PeninsulaPeninsula Noto is recommended for everyone, and guarantees 100 % satisfaction. Wakura Onsen Chirihama Nagisa Driveway Kanazawa Wajima Morning Market (Kenrokuen / 21st Century Museum etc.) Noto’s Satoyama Satoumi has been Shiroyone-Senmaida designated as a Globally Important Agricultural Heritage Systems (GIAHS). Daihonzan Soujiji Soin Now is the time to take a trip to see Japan’s unspoilt scenery. Ganmon Daihonzan Soujiji Soin Keta Shrine Ganmon [ Wakura Onsen → Stroll in Nanao City → Wakura Onsen ] [ Wakura Onsen → Trip around Noto → Noto Airport ] Leisurely stroll through the castle town Nostalgic route around the peninsula Nanao City has retained the historical atmosphere of the Maeda family. Stay several days in Wakura North Noto still has nostalgic scenery featuring rows of houses with black roof tiles and wood-siding Onsen to visit its temples, stroll through the shopping district of the castle town, and climb to the huge walls. Plan to take your time and really enjoy the tip of the peninsula over a period of several days. Get hilltop castle ruins. Then take a relaxing hot spring bath for a luxurious end to your day. away from the hustle and bustle, and find total relaxation. Wakura Onsen Ishikawa Nanao Art Museum Notojima Aquarium Wakura Onsen Shiroyone-Senmaida Mountain temples Nanao Flower Park Noto Orchid Land Akakura Mountain / Mitarashi Pond Noto Wine Noto Airport A traditional town Ipponsugi-dori Shopping District Wakura Onsen Noto Engekido Tsukumo Bay Noto Shokusai Ichiba Isolite Keisodo Memorial Hall Noto Nakajima-matsuri Festival Hall Mitsukejima Nanao Castle Ruins Notojima Glass Art Museum Ishikawa Entrance fee: Varies depending on the Nanao Art Museum exhibition (800 yen or less) / Hours: 9:00 am to 5:00 pm / Closing days: Mondays Salt production village Endenmura An area associated with Nanao Castle Ruins (except national holidays), the days after Maeda Toshiie Mountain A fabulous spot with a a national holiday (except Sat. & Sun.), Temple Meditation beautiful view of the sea! year-end and New Year’s period, during Senmaida Mado-iwa Rock Tsukumo Bay Pleasure Boat Road / Group of temples About 30 minutes by car exhibition changeovers / Tel: 0767-53- Ipponsugi-dori About 10 minutes by car from from Wakura Onsen 1500 / nanao-art-museum.jp / About 10 Wakura Onsen minutes by car from Wakura Onsen Akakura Mountain / Noto Engekido Mitarashi Pond About 20 minutes by car from About 10 minutes by car from Wakura Onsen En-musu Beach Notojima Aquarium Notojima Glass Art Museum Nanao Flower Park Noto Orchid Land Wakura Onsen Whale shark building – the world of blue – is Entrance fees: Individuals: (high school age and Entrance fees for Ranyu-kan Greenhouse : Mitsukejima gaining in popularity.
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