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  • Tokyodo Noto Furusatokan
    Travel / Tourism
    Ishikawa Nanao-shi Wakuramachi Wa Department 3-2
    This souvenir and gift shop carries tasteful products representative of the Noto area. Here you can purchase simple Suzu ware made by a variety of artisans active in the local Nanao and Noto areas. The shop also sells reasonably priced, small Wajima lacquerware items such as popular chopsticks and accessories. The shop also has a rest area for customers to use.
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  • JA Neagari Daily Essentials Hall
    Shopping
    Ishikawa Nomi-shi Taiseimachi Ri 44
    This agricultural cooperative is filled with fighting spirit and pursues new discoveries and improvement with unwavering passion. At the direct sales center, Iki Ichi, they offer fresh harvested local produce and processed food products, labeled with the names and pictures of the farmers responsible for added assurance of food safety.
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  • Galleria
    Leisure / Hobbies
    Ishikawa Hakusan-shi Kawachimachi Gotsu I1
    This gallery displays and sells works of art by artists from across the country and the world, and also sells a variety of other products such as natural material bags direct from Italy. In addition, visitors can enjoy a meal here made with choice ingredients. Further, the facility has a rental exhibition space and hall.
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  • Craft & Gallery OKURA
    Travel / Tourism
    Ishikawa Pref. Kanazawashi Kourimbou 2-10-6
    A select ceramics shop located in Korinbo, Kanazawa City, Ishikawa Prefecture. Situated inside an elegant remodeled earthen warehouse, the shop’s shelves are lined with pieces by some 20 artisans residing in Ishikawa Prefecture. Displaying and selling primarily ceramics easily incorporated into everyday life, here you’ll find porcelain, glass, and lacquerware goods. Offering pieces by veterans as well as up-and-coming artists, the wide selection of items on offer reflect the sensibilities of the owner.
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  • Kanazawa Hyakubangai Anto
    Travel / Tourism
    Ishikawa Pref. Kanazawashi Kinoshimbomachi 1-1
    One of the buildings making up the Kanazawa Hyakubangai shopping mall, which is connected directly to JR Kanazawa Station, Anto hosts a variety of establishments selling Kanazawa foods, specialty products, and traditional crafts. There renowned shops offering Kutani ware brands, Kaga yuzen dyed products, lacquerware, and gold and silver leafed items; shops selling famous Kanazawa sweets and marine products; and delicatessens. Anto buzzes with both tourists and locals. Sushi, oden, popular local ramen, and a variety of other restaurants and cafes stand.
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  • artra
    Leisure / Hobbies
    Ishikawa Pref. Kanazawashi Shimotsutsumichou 7 Altaville 2/3 F
    This is an art shop on the second floor of the “Ultra Building” in Shimotsutsumi Town, Kanazawa City, Ishikawa Prefecture. The shop sells items such as glass crafts and Kutani ware, accessories, miscellaneous goods, paintings, and picture frames, etc. at reasonable prices. It is a popular spot for Kanazawa souvenirs and exhibits and sells items mainly by young local artists. The third floor is a gallery where exhibitions are held and the fourth floor is an art school.
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  • Meboso Hachirobe Shoten Shop
    Travel / Tourism
    Ishikawa Pref. Kanazawashi Yasuechou 11-35
    This is a long-established store founded in 1575 selling traditional handicraft “Kaga Fishing Flies” and sewing needles. Lord Kaga named the sharp and easy-to-use needles “Meboso,” and they have been highly regarded from that time. Since the Meiji Era the shop started making fishing flies to catch ayu sweetfish and was awarded a certificate of merit at the “National Industrial Exposition” in 1890. Currently, apart from the traditional Kaga flies and sewing needles, marking pins with cute decorative heads and feather accessories are also popular. If you make a reservation you can experience making feather accessories. The nearest station is Kanazawa Station.
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  • Asanogawa Yoshihisa
    Travel / Tourism
    Ishikawa Pref. Kanazawashi Higashiyama 3-1-30
    This is a select shop of traditional crafts in Higashiyama, Kanazawa City, Ishikawa Prefecture, open in a tastefully restored building built in the Meiji era. The store stocks a variety of items such as Kutaniyaki ware, incense, Japanese candles, glass crafts, Japanese decorative cord and Wajima lacquerware. Accessories made from decorative cord designed in a modern style are popular. The shop also sells earrings, as well as Japanese and western hair accessories. There is also a gallery in the store.
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  • Takazawa Candle Store
    Travel / Tourism
    Ishikawa Pref. Nanaoshi Ipponsugimachi 11 Ichusugi Shopping District
    This is a long-established and rare traditional handicraft “Nanao Wa Rousoku” candle store founded in 1892 located in Ishikawa Prefecture. These handmade candles with wicks that are made from Japanese paper and made with natural and plant based material, have the characteristic of producing little smoke and a flame that doesn’t go out easily. The flickering and swaying of the big flames look and feel warm and creates a relaxing atmosphere. The store has various types of candles from colored to uniquely shaped ones. The store also offers incense, (Buddhist) rosaries and Buddhist alter goods. The nearest station is Nanao Station.
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  • Warajiya (Nagamachi Bukeyashiki Branch)
    Travel / Tourism
    Ishikawa Pref. Kanazawashi Nagamachi 2-3-35
    Warajiya is a souvenir gift store located in a former samurai dwelling in 2 Chome, Nagamachi, Kanazawa City. The store sells Kaga Yuzen (hand-painted silk fabrics) and other traditional handicraft products, as well as famous Kanazawa confectionery products, products branded with local characters, etc. Warajiya’s own original product “Kimpaku no Sato”—manju buns decorated with gold leaf—has also attracted a great deal of interest.
  • Kaga Temari Mariya
    Travel / Tourism
    Ishikawa Pref. Kanazawashi Minamichou 5-7
    Kaga Temari (yarn balls) is a tradition said to have begun when Lady Tamahime brought them to the Kaga clan when she married into the Tokugawa family in the Edo period. Kaga Temari Mariya continues to make and sell these yarn balls. Every stage of the process, from creating the base to each needle weave in the pattern, is performed in the traditional way, resulting in charming beauty. And at Mariya, the old technique of using a Kaga thimble is maintained. Approximately 20 minutes on foot from JR Kanazawa Station.
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  • Nanao Fisherman’s Wharf Noto Shokusai Market
    Travel / Tourism
    Ishikawa Pref. Nanaoshi Fuchumachi Outside 13-1
    With a rich selection of famous Noto products and fresh sea products you can only get from a peninsula, the Nanao Fisherman’s Wharf Noto Shokusai Market is highly regarded, featuring an eat-in section where seafood laid out on the counter is turned into sashimi or beach-grill that you can eat right there. Freshly caught items and dried fish or delicacies made by fisherman are all rather popular. About 18 minutes by car from Tatsuruhama Interchange on the Noto-satoyama Kaido.
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  • Books under Hotchkiss
    Leisure / Hobbies
    Ishikawa Pref. Kanazawashi Hirosaka 1-9-11
    A gallery and bookstore produced by the Hotchkiss advertising company. The first floor is a bookstore and the second is a gallery. Every three months, a different craftsperson or artist is chosen to be featured in the gallery. At the same time, books which influenced the artist up to the present time are sold on the first floor. The bookstore's lineup changes completely each time a new artist is featured.
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  • Ko-ya
    Travel / Tourism
    Ishikawa Pref. Kanazawashi Musashimachi 10-1
    A shop which sells traditional Kanazawa incense and erosoku painted candles. In addition to popular scents like sandalwood and agarwood, the shop also sells a variety of original incense fragrances. In addition, you'll find elegant incenses decorated with another Kanazawa specialty product-gold leaf. The shop's handmade erosoku candles are decorated with colorful Kaga yuzen designs. In the shop's tatami room, you can play a round of kikiko, a traditional game played since the ancient Heian period in which players try to guess the fragrance of the incense being burned. The shop also holds short workshops in which you can make your own kaoribukuro fragrance bag by combining your favorite aromatic woods.
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  • Kutaniyaki Kokuryudo
    Travel / Tourism
    Ishikawa Pref. Kanazawashi Honmachi 1-5-3 Rifare 1F
    A shop which carries Kutani ware, a traditional form of ceramics from Ishikawa Prefecture. The shop's wooden sign, boldly emblazoned in blue characters with its name, draws the eye. The birth and modern shop interior is filled with colorfully decorated Kutani ware. The majority of the shop's Kutani ware was decorated one at a time, by hand, by artisans currently working in the medium. The shop also sells a wide selection if cute items perfect for everyday use like small serving plates, his and her chawan traditional cups, and tea cups. Much of the shop's selection is quite reasonably priced and the establishment is quickly gaining popularity as a souvenir hunter's destination.
  • Kutaniyaki Junpudo
    Travel / Tourism
    Ishikawa Pref. Kanazawashi Shimoumichou 40
    A specialty shop which carries Kutani ware, a traditional craft from Kanazawa. The shop's selection primarily consists of pottery decorated by the proprietress herself. Focusing on chic Kutani ware designs that are a little different from what one ordinarily sees, many of the shop's goods are of a size which makes them easy to make a part of your everyday life. You'll find grape and pomegranate themed marumon kajitsu fruit patterns, cute seasonal rabbit designs, gorgeous floral patterns, simple blue and white designs, and more. The ginsai porcelain, created by applying a glaze over silver leaf foil, is particularly eye-catching. These distinctive, shiny pieces are particularly popular.
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  • Fukushima Sangenten
    Shopping
    Ishikawa Pref. Kanazawashi Higashiyama 1-1-8
    "A long-standing shamisen (three stringed lute) instrument shop located in Higashiyama, an area in which many old-fashioned teahouses still stand. The only shop in the Hokuriku area to perform everything from shamisen production to repair, this lone shop once handled all the orders of the geisha who worked in the Chaya District. On the first floor, the shop sells shamisen and also takes orders for custom instruments. On the second floor workshop, visitors can observe the shamisen production process. Visitors also hear casual shamisen performances here and the staff are happy to show beginners how to hold and play a shamisen. Just about anyone can learn how to play ""Sakura Sakura,"" a Japanese classic, in about 30 minutes, and in turn experience the beauty and wonder of the shamisen."
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  • Takeya
    Shopping
    Ishikawa Pref. Kanazawashi Tatemachi 17
    "A long-standing Kanazawa Yuzen dyed goods shop located a four minute walk from the ""Kata-machi"" bus stop on the Hokuriku Railroad Bus, which can be caught at JR Kanazawa Station. Together with Kyoto Yuzen, Kaga Yuzen is a celebrated traditional Japanese dying method characterized by vivid, beautiful images. The shop's abundant selection of Japanese-style Kaga Yuzen goods includes authentic kimonos as well as more casual kimono robes, obi belts, zori sandals, bags, knickknacks, and original design accessories. Particularly recommended are Takeya's own accessories, which combine old-fashioned Yuzen dying with modern tastes. The shop's Yuzen handkerchiefs, sensu folding fans, kinchaku money pouches, and phone cases are perfect for everyday use, gifts, and souvenirs."
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  • Natsume-no-Mise Konishi
    Travel / Tourism
    Ishikawa Pref. Wajimashi Kawaimachi 2-12-2
    "A Wajima lacquerware shop which has been operating in Wajima for more than 10 generations. The shop carries a wide selection of reasonably priced goods like morning market mementos, decorative key chains, and other accessories perfect for taking home as a souvenir. Customers can also buy traditional Wajima lacquerware crafts. Particularly popular are Natsume's ""wish-granting"" and ""youth-restoring"" chopsticks. The shop also provides free name engraving on the chopsticks, and they make great gifts. A direct connection bus operates from JR Kanazawa Station and Wakura-Onsen Station."
  • Kyara
    Travel / Tourism
    Ishikawa Pref. Kanazawashi Takaokamachi 19-17
    An incense shop standing on Seseragi-dori Street in downtown Kanazawa. The shop carries an abundant selection of incense cones, incense sticks, incense burners, incense stands, and cute and fashionable fragrance goods like incense bags. Customers can sample and select from among the shop's traditional Japanese and modern herb fragrances. The shop also carries incense smelling ceremony implement sets, rare aromatic woods, and traditional plant-derived Japanese candles. With an advance reservation, customers can participate in a one-hour incense smelling ceremony or class.
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Long, thin Ishikawa prefecture runs along the Sea of Japan up into Noto Peninsula. Highlights of the seaside towns lining the west coast include Kanazawa, often described as a "Little Kyoto" thanks to its old wooden tea houses and geisha culture as well as its picturesque Japanese garden, Kenroku-en.

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