Sogi Coast

An island with a circumference of 6km, floating on the sea about 50km north of the port of Wajima. From the beginning of June to the end of October, Ama-cho, Wajima-shi traveled to the island with a whole town, fishing for seaweed, abalone and sazae. There are currently about 100 settlements on the island, but most are temporary summer dwellings. It is a remote island where you can see the sight of a marine fishing in the sea and the scenery of a quiet fishing village. The entire island is a wild bird conservation district. There are many visits by bird watchers, and in the surrounding waters, you can catch red sea bream, etc. There are also places to see such as Okutsuhime Shrine and Ryujinga Pond. A 9-hour liner from the port of Wajima operates one round trip a day.

In the storehouse of Cultural Property, there are 200 exhibits of "Kokutani no Platter", which was aired on the "Anything Appraisal Corps", and of art that fascinates such as Kakiemon, Tawaraya Sōtatsu, and Nonomura Hitoyo. You can also enjoy the old trees in the garden.

After the Battle of Noto, he was swept away by Noto, and his surviving child, Tokikoku, lived in this land and became a high-ranking farmer. Since then, the time-state has been a family that lasts for 25 s until the current head. The surviving house is a thatched-style house built from Tenpo 2 (1831) to 28 years. It gives a sense of the height of the style reminiscent of the samurai in various places, such as the entrance of the Tang Dynasty, the front of the city with the gold ceiling, and the nouba with the name of the butterfly butterfly. I also want to see a garden called a garden from the end of the Edo period.