Yamashiro Onsen Soyu and Ko-soyu Public Bathhouse
Historically, Japanese hot spring towns were developed with public bathhouses at the centre. In the Hokuriku dialect, the public bRead more...
Kitamaebune Ship
Kitamaebune are merchant ships that sailed between northern Japan and Osaka from the Edo era (1603–1867) to the turn of the 20thRead more...
Mugen-an Samurai House
Mugen-an is a splendid samurai house which was moved from Kanazawa to Yamanaka Onsen during the Taisho era (1912-1926). ShowcasingRead more...
Landladies in a Ryokan
Not far away from the scenic centre of Kaga’s Yamashiro Onsen, with its small shops and the Ko-soyu bathhouse, right next toRead more...
Enuma Shrine, Choryutei
Daishoji was once a thriving castle town and part of the southern branch of the Kaga clan (today’s Kanazawa). The lords erecRead more...
Lake Shibayama
The main attraction of Katayamazu Onsen is its beautiful scenery; an impressive mountain range rises in the distance from the lakeRead more...