Kano crab day trip and Accommodation tour

Kano crab is named after the "Ka" from Kaga and the "No" from Noto. It is a male snow crab with a blue tag, and is characterized by its dense meat and rich, flavorful roe.

Kano crabs are landed at Kanazawa Port, Hashidate Fishing Port, Togi Fishing Port, Wajima Port, Takojima Fishing Port, and other fishing ports in Ishikawa Prefecture. Fishing is allowed every year on Nov. 6th, and they are mainly caught by bottom trawl fishing. Because it is a one-day operation, the fresh Kano crabs landed that day are lined up at the port.

A collective name for four hot springs located at the foot of the sacred mountain Hakusan. Yamanaka Onsen is known as a hot spring resort that has long been visited by many writers and artists, including the master of haiku Basho. Katayamazu Onsen is said to have begun when Kaga feudal lord Maeda Toshiaki discovered hot springs gushing out of Shibayamagata. Yamashiro Onsen is said to have begun about 1,300 years ago when Gyoki saw a crow healing its wound with spring water, and that spring water turned into a hot spring. It is also famous for being a place where Kitaoji Rosanjin stayed. Awazu Onsen is said to be the oldest hot spring in the Hokuriku region, opened by Echizen monk Taicho Daishi in 718 (Yoro 18) during Nara period, and is also known as a "beauty bath." Each hot spring in Kaga Onsenkyo has its own history and charm, attracting visitors.