Hatagoya Chube
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Hatagoya Chube
Hatagoya Chube, 346-1 Takimachi Wa, Hakui City, Ishikawa Prefecture 925-0005, Japan
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Hatagoya Chube Is Located In Takimachi, Hakui City, Ishikawa Prefecture, At The Base Of The Noto Peninsula, On A Hill A 1-minute Walk From Taki Port. It Is A Scenic Spot Known Only To Those In The Know, Where The Original Landscape Rich In Nature Remains Intact. Please Take A Look. During The Feudal Period, Takiminato Prospered As A Port Of Call For The Kitamae-bune, And Our Family Was Allowed To Trade Seafood By The Maeda Clan, And We Were Allowed To Wear A Sword With A Surname.Show More
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Hatagoya Chube Is Located In Takimachi, Hakui City, Ishikawa Prefecture, At The Base Of The Noto Peninsula, On A Hill A 1-minute Walk From Taki Port. It Is A Scenic Spot Known Only To Those In The Know, Where The Original Landscape Rich In Nature Remains Intact. Please Take A Look. During The Feudal Period, Takiminato Prospered As A Port Of Call For The Kitamae-bune, And Our Family Was Allowed To Trade Seafood By The Maeda Clan, And We Were Allowed To Wear A Sword With A Surname.
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If the hotel can't provide any rooms on arrival, you'll be reimbursed up to 3 times the room rate for the first night
Surroundings
Airport: Noto Airport
(60.0 km)
Train: Hakui Station
(5.2 km)
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Check-in: 16:00–20:00
Check-out: Before 10:00
Property Description
- Number of Rooms: 1
Hatagoya Chube Is Located In Takimachi, Hakui City, Ishikawa Prefecture, At The Base Of The Noto Peninsula, On A Hill A 1-minute Walk From Taki Port. It Is A Scenic Spot Known Only To Those In The Know, Where The Original Landscape Rich In Nature Remains Intact. Please Take A Look. During The Feudal Period, Takiminato Prospered As A Port Of Call For The Kitamae-bune, And Our Family Was Allowed To Trade Seafood By The Maeda Clan, And We Were Allowed To Wear A Sword With A Surname.