Hotels in Ishikawa, Japan
Ishikawa sits on Japan's western coast, facing the Sea of Japan, and is famous for its well-preserved samurai and geisha districts in Kanazawa, plus the Kenrokuen Garden-one of Japan's top three landscape gardens. Summers are hot and humid (around 30°C / 86°F), perfect for exploring the Nagamachi Samurai District's earthen walls and sipping cold matcha at a nearby tea house, while winters bring heavy snow (down to 0°C / 32°F), ideal for warming up with a bowl of rich Kaga seafood hot pot in a local izakaya. If you head to the Noto Peninsula, spring and autumn offer milder weather (15°C / 59°F) for hiking along the rugged coast and visiting morning markets, so when are you planning your trip?
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