Ishikawa Prefecture is a prefecture with beautiful nature and rich history and culture facing the Sea of Japan. It is divided into two regions: the Kaga region, centering on Kanazawa City, and the Noto region, stretching across the Noto Peninsula. In the Kaga region, tourist attractions include Kenrokuen Garden, one of the three most famous gardens in Japan, Kanazawa Castle, and the 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art. In the Noto region, highlights include Noto's satoyama and satoumi, recognized as a World Agricultural Heritage site, and the Wajima lacquered lighthouse, the oldest wooden lighthouse in Japan. Ishikawa Prefecture is also famous for its traditional crafts, such as gold leaf, Wajima lacquerware, and Kaga Yuzen. The culinary culture is also attractive, with fresh seafood and mountain delicacies. Kaga and Noto cuisine as well as relaxing local dishes are recommended. Hot springs abound, including Yamashiro Onsen, Wakura Onsen, and Yuwaku Onsen. In spring, there are cherry blossoms and rape blossoms; in summer, Hakusan (Mt. Hakusan) and beaches; in autumn, autumn leaves and the Noto Chirico Festival; and in winter, snowy scenery and the Kaga Hyakumangoku Festival, allowing visitors to enjoy the seasonal changes.