In the second year of Yongjin (1294), the famous temple of the Nichen sect of Genjian. It was built over 70 years to pursue Kotofukuin, the mother of the third feudal lord, Toshinsune Maeda. It has the great fairy tales of Noto Suichi, and 10 temples such as the main hall, the Soshido, and the Kyodo are important cultural treasures of the country. Among them, the 34m high five-storied pagoda is the only five-storied pagoda of wooden construction in Hokuriku, and the figure seen from the garden in front of Shōin is Hushuryeo itself.

An amber-colored natural hot spring that springs from more than 1200m underground, adjacent to the "Senrihama Nagisa Driveway", Japan's only running sandy beach. The bathhouse wing includes a large bath as well as an open-air bath and a sauna room. The pool building has 5 lanes of a 25m pool, a slider, a children's pool, and an infant pool. After swimming in the sea or watching the sunset over the Sea of Japan, you can stop by on the way back from Oku Noto.

The campsite is located in a white-sand blue pine, and has an attractive location where you can enjoy swimming and fishing. The property is a 5-minute walk from the campsite.