Suda Seika Kiln
Suda Seika is a charming gallery and shop associated with a lineage of Kutani-yaki (Kutani porcelain) artists active in Yamashiro Read more...
Hashitate
On a section of Hokuriku’s rolling coastline perches the charming fishing village of Hashitate. From its port, the Sea of Japan Read more...
Craftsmen of Wagashi, Traditional Confections
When walking the backstreets of Yamanaka Onsen one can find a lot of hidden gems. Shops and restaurants, old and new, catering to Read more...
Basho no Yakata
Three minutes on foot from the centre of Yamanaka Onsen, this quiet facility celebrates the brief visit of MATSUO Basho (1644-1694Read more...
Fukata Kyuya Museum of Mountain Culture
Set in a beautiful wooden building from the Meiji era (1868-1912), this museum is dedicated to the broader topic of mountains, as Read more...
Mugen-an Samurai House
Mugen-an is a splendid samurai house which was moved from Kanazawa to Yamanaka Onsen during the Taisho era (1912-1926). ShowcasingRead more...