Ishikawa: Authentic Japanese Gardens and Sleek Contemporary Art
Ishikawa, Japan is one of the prefectures located in the region of Chibu within the Honshu Island. The region was formed in 1872 and is the product of the Kaga Province and the Noto Province merger. There are 11 cities located inside the prefecture, five districts and 8 towns distributed in these districts. The main source of income for the economy of Ishikawa is mostly from the textile industry, construction machines and a few Ishikawa Japan hotels for tourists who are looking for some fun time in the area. The area is a charming home of several crafts and cultural traditions.
Best Time to Visit
Explore the fine things Ishikawa has to offer during the months of September to November and March to April. Summer from June to August can be quite hot and humid but also a great time to enjoy the outdoors. A few of the best festivals that can be enjoyed in the area include the Sei Haku Sai Dekayama and the Tsurugi Horai Festival.
What to Do & Area Attractions
Enjoy peace and quiet at the Chosenji Temple, one of the genuine places to relax and recharge in Ishikawa. This Buddhist Temple was once the original home of the Soto Sect back in 1321. Now, it is one of the historic and picturesque places to check out in the area.
The Houshi Ryokan, a 4-star hotel is considered to be one of the most laid back destinations located in the area. This traditional inn is located close to the bus station and the Awazu Onsen. Hoshino Resorts KAI Kaga is also one of the most preferred accommodations in the area. This four-star rated hotel is close to the Yamashiro Hot Springs Bus Stop and the main commercial streets in the area.