The Okunto Salt Farm Village gives visitors a unique opportunity to learn about and observe this firsthand. The Noto Peninsula (, Noto-hant) is a peninsula that projects north into the Sea of Japan from the coast of Ishikawa Prefecture in central Honsh. Any thoughts? FYI, DH has no problem driving on the left and we plan to rent a GPS. The people of the Noto Peninsula have been harvesting salt from the sea using traditional methods for over 500 years.

So for anyone who has done this, can you give me your assessment of how difficult it was to drive out of the rental car places near the train station? Another option is to take the train to Nanao (we're coming from Matsumoto) and rent the car from there, but this would extend the train time and eliminate some of the stops on the Kongo coast. If youre looking for something really special, 5-star hotels in Noto Peninsula cost around 929 per night (based on prices). There are pristine landscapes and picturesque, beautifully-preserved small villages. Home to Japans finest seafood production, the peninsula is known for its breathtaking coastline and its abundant nature. In includes the Noto Peninsula, which extends into the Sea of Japan north of Kanazawa, the prefectural capital. I'm less concerned about that now except for driving in and out of Kanazawa. On average, 3-star hotels in Noto Peninsula cost 118 per night, and 4-star hotels in Noto Peninsula are 228 per night. The Noto Peninsula on the Japan Sea coast of Ishikawa Prefecture offers some of the most beautiful and unspoiled scenery Japan has to offer.

Off the beaten path, it provides a quality vacation for the entire family. One of the concerns I had that made me drop it was that we'd be driving. For more comprehensive understanding of airborne bacterial communities at high altitudes, we collected air samples at altitudes of 3000 m and 1000 m using an aircraft and a balloon, and at 10 m from a building, over the edge of the Noto Peninsula, Japan (Fig. About Noto Peninsula Most foreign visitors are not aware of the beauty of Noto Peninsula in Ishikawa prefecture. But we really love coastal areas and something about it keeps telling me to add it back in (I know they are all different but we will be visiting Kanazawa and Kyoto on this trip so the Noto Peninsula is more of a contrast with those places). When I was first thinking about the trip for this coming May, I had a couple of nights here in mind and for various reasons took it off the list. I'm seriously thinking about modifying our 'final' itinerary for our trip and substituting 2 nights on the Noto Peninsula for Takayama. Explore Noto Peninsula when you travel to Ishikawa Prefecture.

Noto peninsula