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The town of Anamizu is located in the inner bay of the Noto Peninsula and is known as a famous place for fresh sea fortunes and oysters; it is a charming town for its gentle bay landscape.

The town of Noto is a town where the shoreline and salt panders and festival culture of the cliffs remain, and it is a back-zashiki of Noto where tradition and nature are breathed. The fishing port is also rich in gourmets.

Fukui City is the core city of Hokuriku, where history and nature coexist, and it is rich in historical heritage sites, including the Yōkōkan Garden and the site of the Ichijōdani Asakura clan. Echizen soba is also a specialty.

The city of Tsuruga is a port city that has flourished as a gateway to the Sea of Japan, with retro railway facilities, the Kuhijin Shrine and Kaishin Gourmet. It is also ideal for a drive by the sea.

The city of Obama is the starting point of the "mackerel highway", which is well connected to the ancient capital of Kyoto, and is a town with a historical view and fresh seafood cuisine.

The city of Ono is a castle town called "Echizen's Small Kyoto", a historic city with a beautiful view of Ono Castle and the town. You can also enjoy excellent views of spring water and cloud sea.

Wajima is a port town famous for its morning market and Wajima-kōen, where you can experience the culture and life of Noto. The night light-up of Senmaida is also popular.

The city of Suzu is located at the northernmost point of the Noto Peninsula, and is a town where nature and traditions remain, such as the Shomoshima and the Shioda fields. The landscape and tranquility of the unexplored area are attractive.

The city of Kaga is a historic tourist city with the hot spring towns of Yamashiro, Yamanaka, and Katayamazu, and also has a thriving craft such as Kaga Yuzen and Kutani ware.

Hakui City is also known as a UFO town, and has unique tourist destinations such as the Senrihama Nagisa Driveway and Kedaisha.