Time Nation (Honke State)

Info

Address:

13-4 Nanokuni, Nomachi, Wajima, Ishikawa

Public Transportation:

Noto Railway Anamizu Station → Noto Chuo Bus 30 minutes to Wajima, stop off, transfer to Oku Noto Sightseeing Development Bus to Soyogiguchi/Udezu 35 minutes, bus stop: Upper time National drop off, 3 minutes walk

Car Access:

45km 50 minutes from Noto Satoyama Kaido and Satoyama Airport IC

Phone Number:

0768-32-0171

Parking Number:

30 cars

Business Hours

9-17 (Last entry 16:30)

Price

Entrance adults 550 yen, high school students 440 yen, elementary and junior high school students 330 yen

Spot Category

Historic Building

The largest wooden private house of national designated important cultural property

Between national designated important cultural property and large tea

Upper Hall, high-grade ceiling, family crest

Between the daiyō, the daiyō-daiyō-style folding ceiling, the mirage parapet

Kamakura-style gardens, national designated Meishatsu

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