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A winery that brews raw wine from Noto grapes. One of the most popular tourist spots in the prefecture where you can visit and wine tasting for free. The rich aroma and mellow taste that the climate climate of Noto has been attracting attention from all over the country, including a high reputation in the competition.
The manufacturer, which puts in go stones, accounts for more than half of the national share in the production of gosu [goke]. At the sales corner, you can get woodworking products using kelkova, chestnuts, mulberry, etc. Princess Tance (one step) 8800 yen (tax included), a little convenient box 11,000 yen (tax included).
A fishing yagura that combines four logs at sea into a square pyramid on top of which a person sits. It is called a mullet waiting or a waggle because of the fishing method of waiting for a group of mullets to enter a net planted in the sea. At its peak, there were more than 40 tower sets in the town. The last time in the autumn of 1996, there were no fishermen performing this fishing method, but fishing resumed in the autumn of 2012. Currently, you can see mullet waiting and gura at three locations: Negi and Nakai's Pocket Park, and Shido Road.
It is located on the west side of Kujūku Bay and offers a view of the scenic inside of the bay, with an observation deck overlooking the Tatesan Ran Peak.
A rock about 4m high on the coast of Akami, which got this name because its shape makes it seem as if Godzilla is breathing fire toward the west sky. There is an information sign in the vicinity.
It was built in the first year of Kanei (1624), and was rebuilt at its current location in the year of Genroku (1688-1704). The human skeleton Jizo-son of Shiniwagami is famous. It is a polar-colored Jizo-son with a height of 4m33cm, and the white part of the face, neck, chest, both hands and both feet is painted with human bones of a Buddha that no one will ever worship. There is also a house of furniture (Jububutsudo), which houses self-portrait drawings of the Heart Iwakaijin, Nembutsu books, and Raikei maps, and a garden with beautiful camellia, buttons, and hydrangeas.
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