Tourism in Japan|Oku Noto Peninsula

|Oku Noto Peninsula. The Noto Peninsula is located in the central part of the Hokuriku region of Ishikawa Prefecture, Japan, where the land protrudes from the main island of Japan towards the Sea of Japan to form a peninsula, with many natural landscapes formed by the terrain. ① Rokugosaki Lighthouse is located at the northernmost point of the Noto Peninsula, built during the Meiji era, and has a history of more than 130 years. In the early morning, you can see the sunrise from the sea, and in the evening, you can see the sunset into the sea. 2 Kenzaki Island is located in Suzu City, Ishikawa Prefecture. The beach 'Koi Road Beach' from Kenzaki Island to Koi Road Beach is also a sight. There is also a bell on the beach that can bless love. ③ The 'Notojima Bridge' is 1050 meters long, with a beautiful curve like a wave, connecting Ishizaki Town, Nanao City, and Notojima Island surrounded by Nanao Bay. Not only can vehicles drive on the bridge, but people can also stroll on it. ④ Yoshipura Onsen Lamp Inn is a hot spring inn with a tile roof. About 50 oil lamps flicker in the inn, creating a fantastic scene. ⑤ The World Agricultural Heritage 'Shirami Senmaida' is located in Wajima City, Ishikawa Prefecture, and it is also selected as one of the top 100 terraced fields in Japan. You can see different beautiful scenery in all four seasons, and there will be lighting events after sunset. The beautiful night view is not to be missed. ⑥ Sohgen Brewery was founded in 1768 and is the oldest brewery in Noto. It is also one of the breweries that make high-quality sake in Oku Noto. The slightly sweet and elegant Sohgen pure rice sake, which tastes very refreshing after refrigeration, is very suitable for sashimi with soy sauce, and is a Japanese sake that Sohgen is proud of. ⑦ The Tarumi Waterfall is located on the edge of the Zenzonoki Coast, with a drop of about 35 meters, flowing down from the mountain wall all year round and never drying up. The Tarumi Waterfall, which flows directly into the sea from the mountain, is very rare and is one of the representative scenic spots of Wajima. ⑧ A campsite near the Hachiyo-zaki coast, two nights and three days for 5900 yen, spacious and clean, with places to bathe, wash clothes, and wash cooking utensils. I originally wanted to go to the nearby Tenbisubu Campground, I hope I can make a reservation next time! There are also the End of the World Coast, Ninety-nine Bay Trail, Seventeen Cliffs, etc., I didn't have time to go this time, I will definitely bring a camera next time, and go for two more days!! Although it is a niche tourist spot, it is also well protected because of its niche. There are few pedestrians and vehicles on the road, and it is very quiet.