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Places to Visit near Noto (Ishikawa): 21 places to visit within 25 km

Last updated: 2026-09-17

There are 21 places to visit within 25 km of central Noto, Ishikawa Prefecture in a straight line. The closest is Sakiyama Castle, about 1 km away.

NameTypeDistance
Mitsukejima 見附島Island13 km
Notojima 能登島Island25 km
Notojima Aquarium のとじま臨海公園水族館Park23 km
Wajima Museum of Urushi Art 石川県輪島漆芸美術館Museum24 km
Sakiyama Castle 崎山城Castle1 km
Ishikawa Prefectural Ocean Fishery Science Museum 海洋漁業科学館Museum2 km
Yanagida Botanical Park 能登町柳田植物公園Park3 km
Fukushō-ji Temple 福正寺Buddhist temple4 km
Jōmon Mawaki Onsen 縄文真脇温泉Hot spring5 km
Matsunami Castle 松波城Castle10 km
Mount Hōryū 宝立山Mountain13 km
Hōjū-ji Temple 法住寺Buddhist temple14 km
Mount Tengai 天笠山Mountain14 km
Kasuga Shrine 春日神社Shinto shrine17 km
Mount Kōshū 高洲山Mountain19 km
Haguro Shrine 羽黒神社Shinto shrine20 km
Nebuta Onsen ねぶた温泉Hot spring21 km
Jūzō Shrine 重蔵神社Shinto shrine23 km
Wajima Kiriko Art Museum 輪島キリコ会館Museum23 km
Notojima Glass Art Museum 石川県能登島ガラス美術館Museum23 km
Jōryū-ji Temple 成隆寺Buddhist temple25 km

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