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YAMASHIROONSEN
KAGA JAPANGUIDE BOOK ENGLISH EDITION

www.yamashiro-spa.or.jp

Enjoy the relaxing vibes of Yamashiro Onsenʼs Yunogawa
and Kosoyu.
KosoyuSoyu

Yamashiro Onsen's mascot,
Yamashiro Spa Crow-kun

What is “Yunogawa” ?
Centuries ago, hot spring towns were built up around public baths.
Hot spring inns lined the streets around the public bath, and visitors looking for
curative springs would go to the public bath and occasionally take walks throughnature during their long stays in town. This public bath was called “soyu,” and thearea of the town built up around it was known in the Hokuriku region as a“yunogawa.” Even today, the old-fashioned hot spring culture and atmosphere lives onhere in Yamashiro Onsen.

Soyu

Kosoyu2

Kosoyu (or Old Soyu ) was built in Yamashiro s yunogawa in 2010. The nostalgic
atmosphere extends beyond the architecture, as visitors also prepare themselves for thebath in the traditional way, for a taste of Yamashiro Onsen's history and culture.

The baths at Soyu are drained and cleaned daily, before being reﬁlled withfresh 100% hot spring water. The vaulted ceiling features large skylights, fora beautiful and refreshing atmosphere.

HazuchioGakudo

Enjoy one-of-a-kind sweets in this distinctive building, with its
atmospheric Bengara latticework, or check out the Kutaniyaki
porcelain items at Ninuriya, at this must-see spot in
Yamashiro s yunogawa.

An Encounter with a three-legged Crow
Some 1,300 years ago in the year 725, a famous Buddhist priest
named Gyoki was on his way to the sacred Mt. Hakusan when henoticed a single crow soaking its injured wing in a pool of water tosoothe the pain; this is said to have been the origin of Yamashiro
Onsen. This crow is said to be the legendary three-legged crow
Yatagarasu, from the myths and legends of ancient Japan.

A Open Hot Spring Baths
Visitors can enjoy the baths at hot springinns even if they aren't overnight guests(fees apply).

E Spring Source & Foot BathLocated right near Soyu in the center ofthe hot spring town. Look for the statue ofa crow perched on a boulder at the foot
bath.

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C Hattori Shrine

B Yakuoin Onsenji Temple

Giant trees rise six meters tall around thisshrine, and line both sides of the hundred
stone steps up to it. In winter, the white of thesnow gives the shrine a quiet, otherworldly
beauty.

This temple was built to house carved statuesof the Healing Buddha and other deities, towatch over and protect the spring.

F Michibanya

D Onna-shozu & Otoko-shozu Springs
Onna-shozu spring features a Jizo statue inback, watching over it. The name, meaning"women's fresh water," comes from thegroups of women who worked for the inns,
gathering fresh water from this spring.

G Bicycle Rentals & Nuku-Mobi

Michibanya is a shop which introduces
products and gives information about
Yamashiro Onsen.

Enjoy traveling around the Yamashiro area in
the new two-seat Nuku-Mobi concept car!
Contact your accommodations for its
reservations.

Home of the Revival of Kutaniyaki
porcelain
Kutaniyaki porcelain are some of Japan's most famouscolored ceramics. Their history stretches back more than
350 years, to the porcelain made in Kutani Village of theKaga Domain, during Japan's feudal era.
A number of famous one-of-a-kind Kutaniyaki porcelain
were produced at this historic kiln. Well over a century after
the Kutani Kiln shut down, the people at Yoshidaya revived
Kutaniyaki porcelain, here in Yamashiro Onsen.
Walking through the atmospheric hot spring townscape andenjoying the beautiful artistry of Kutaniyaki porcelain is oneof the greatest pleasures that Yamashiro Onsen has to oﬀer

Ancient Kutani Kiln Exhibition Center
Find yourself transported to centuries ago at this colossal ancient kiln.
Visitors can try hands-on pottery wheel or painting experiences, making
this a great destination.

Iroha Soan Hut(Rosanjin's temporary residence)

For a time during the early 20th century,
Rosanjin, known as theartistconsummate

lived in Yamashiro Onsen. He

passionately carved shop signs in the hut's
workshop, became absorbed in painting
and calligraphy in the hut s study, and met
with the gentlemen of Yamashiro Onsen
around the hut s hearth. Iroha Soan Hut

CoCo Hands-on
Kutaniyaki Gallery
Items made by young local artisans are on display
and sale here. Visitors can also try painting
ceramics under the careful supervision of
specialists.
• Ceramic-painting Hands-on Experience: ¥1,500 and
up (+¥700 shipping & handling fee)
• Open: 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
(Last admission for ceramic-painting at 4:30 p.m.)continues to tell the tale of Rosanjin's• Closed: Thursdays

personality and talents to this day.

• Tel: (0761) 75-7116

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YAMASHIROSEASONS

Exciting events and festivals forevery season.
Shobuyu Festival• June 4: Prayer Ceremony & Nyuto-shiki Bathing Festival (Iris Mikoshi Portable Shrine)
June 5: Yamashiro Ondo Bon Dance

To pray for good health for the following year, theyoung adults of Yamashiro carry a mikoshi portableshrine around town, starting from Yakuoin Onsenji
Temple. Lanterns held up on poles lead theprocession, as the iris mikoshi shrine is jostledmaking its way around town. The festival ﬁlls the air
with the smell of irises, long said to drive away evil
spirits.

Cherry Blossom Season
Yamashiro Onsen has a number of great places
to view cherry blossoms: Ohinomiya Park,
Banshoen Park, Makomogaike Lake,
Kikyogaoka Plaza, and more.

Yamashiro
Daidengaku Festival

Summer Festival• August• Location: Around Hazuchio-Gakudo
Yamashiro's summer festival is centered around Hazuchio-Gakudo, with
events all throughout town. Grab a snack at a roadside stall or participate
in a prize lottery, or any of a number of other fun things to do.

A• Early August• Location: Special Event Venue in
Front of Hattori Shrine
Daidengaku was brought to life by
Mannojo Nomura, who developed amodern revival of the once-popularfolk dance from the middle ages
known as Dengaku. These summernights feature people in whismical
costumes dancing to lively rhythms,
accompanied by the sound of ﬂutes
and the warm light of bonﬁres.

B

Mando-e Lantern Night

Yamashiro Art Market• Mid August• L o c a t i o n : Ya m a s h i r o O n s e n - d o r i
Shopping Street
See artisans selling their wares, or try
workshops, have something to eat anddrink, or enjoy the stage shows at thisfun event.

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D

Hassaku Festival• September 1• Location: Hattori Shrine
After a dance ritual on the grounds ofHattori Shrine, the giant shishi lion isparaded around town, as a way to both pray
for and give thanks for abundant harvests.

Yamashiro Yunogawa Roman
Retro Festival

Yakuoin Onsenji
Temple in Fall

Food and Dish Festival for the Start
of Crab Season• Mid October• Around November• Early November• Location: Yunogawa area

• Location: Yakuoin Onsenji Temple• Location: Soyu & Yunogawa area

Held to celebrate the opening of Kosoyu, a faithful

Yakuoin Onsenji Temple is well known for

Enjoy foods from famous local restaurants, as well as crab

restoration of Yamashiro Onsen's public bath fromits breathtaking fall colors. The deep reds

hotpot, freshly caught crab, and more for sale in celebration

over a century ago.

of the leaves serve as a sign to the peopleof the crab season start.

of Yamashiro that winter is coming.

4• August 16• Location: Yakuoin Onsenji Temple
The walking path through the forest isilluminated by the soft light of candles tocelebrate O-Bon.

YAMASHIRO

FOOD

Hospitality, the secret ingredient of Yamashiroʼsdelights.
Yellowtail Shabu-shabu

Tagged Ishikawa Snow CrabFresh Seafood Bowl

Pink Shrimp

Yamashiro is located near Hashitate Port, which is famous for
the Kitamaebune trading ships that once traveled Japan. The
port is also famous for its incredible seafood available all year
round, delivered to Yamashiro's inns remarkably fresh.
The chefs at these inns look forward to ﬂexing their skills in
November, when crab season begins, preparing delicious
dishes that help take the edge oﬀ the region's harsh wintersoon to come.
The rich variety of ﬂavors makes winter the best season of theyear for seafood ̶ food lovers have been known
to visit the Hokuriku region from all over Japan in
winter just for the outstanding seafood.

Junmaishu Yamashiro
Nothing goes better with seafood than local sake. Thisjunmaishu is made by Yamashiro's local sake shop
association with utmost care at every step, down to therice and water used. Available at sake shops in town.

One of Yamashiro's most famous local sweets, Ren-no
Yokan is produced at a long-established sweets shop
besides the Kosoyu named Ren Eishodo.
This yokan sweet bean jelly shop was established in
1819, and still makes their yokan using only threenatural ingredients: azuki beans, kanten jelly, andsugar. Their mild sweetness and clean aftertaste haveearned them plenty of dedicated local fans, perhaps
the best sign of their quality. Yamashiro Onsen is also
home to a number of other sweets shops, all with
their own unique oﬀerings ̶ a walk around town to
try them all would make a great way to spend a day.
There are also plenty of places worth checking outthat oﬀer lunch and local dishes, too.

Ren-no Yokan
These famous Yamashiro Onsen sweets are
made from a secret family recipe.
• Ren Eishodo ̶ Open 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Closed: January 1‒2

Hot Spring Eggs

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Hazuchio Curry

Hazuchio Cha-mise Sweets

Slowly cooked by soaking in the hot

A delicious slow-cooked curry, topped

Relax and take a break from your walk aroundspring, allowing them to take on thewith local vegetables.

Yamashiro with shiratama dumpling zenzai topped

delicious flavor of the minerals in the• Hazuchio Cha-mise ̶ Open 9:30 a.m. towith ice cream, a Kutani Parfait, or one of theirspring water.

6:00 p.m.

other sweets.

• Shop at Soyu̶ Open 7:00 a.m. to

Closed: Wednesdays• Hazuchio Cha-mise ̶ Open 9:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.

8:00 p.m., 365 days a year

(except if a natl. holiday)

Closed: Wednesdays (except if a natl. holiday)

F

Persimmon Leaf Sushi

Yamashiro Onsen Bowl

Persimmon leaves are topped with sushi rice

A Kutaniyaki porcelain bowl, filled with rice andand marinated mackerel, sakura shrimp, thintopped with local vegetables, shrimp, shio-koji,

strips of ginger, kon-nori seaweed, andand more.

other toppings in this local dish.

• Bengaraya ̶ Open 10:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

• Kyusen ̶ Reservation required by 10:00

Closed: Wednesdays

p.m. the day before

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Perfect for Overnight Stays in Yamashiro!

Canbus Kaga Loop Buses
Canbus Kaga Loop Buses start at JR Kagaonsen Station andtravel to a number of locations throughout Kaga and beyondon three routes: the Mountain Route, the Sea Route, and theKomatsu Airport Route. Get on and oﬀ at any stop you'dlike!

Tel: (0761) 76-1511

Day Pass Prices:
1-day Pass: ¥1,100
2-day Pass: ¥1,300
Kids 6‒12: Half price
Kids under 6: Free
Available for Sale at:
The Canbus Oﬃce,
onboard Canbus buses,
and Kaga Tabi Machi Net(located inside JR
Kagaonsen Station)

One Round Trip per Day

Eiheiji Odekake-go Bus
Eiheiji Temple was established centuries
ago in the adjacent prefecture of Fukui asa training temple for Soto Zen Buddhism. The Eiheiji Odekake Bus
stops at three bus stops in Yamashiro before arriving at Eiheiji
Temple. Seats are available under reservatio only, so pleasemakesure to reserve and purchase your ticket by 6:00 p.m. the night
before at the front desk of your accommodations.
Fare: One way ¥900

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YAMASHIRO

Noto
AirportHUB ONSEN

A convenient hub to accessthe Hokuriku area

Kanazawa Sta.
Kanazawa Hyakubangai Anto・Kanazawa Castle Park・Kenrokuen Garden
・Kanazawa's Three Chayagai
Districts
・Omi-cho Market
・21st Century Museum ofContemporary Art, Kanazawa

Yamashiro Onsen is located right in the middle of many exciting places, with

Katayamazu IC
Kaga IC

Kenrokuen Garden, Eiheiji Temple, Shirakawa-go Village, and more accessible

Tojinbo ■Cliffsas day trips.

Fukui

Yamashiro Onsen is the perfect hot spring hub for the Hokuriku region.

Ishikawa Toyama Sta.

Yamashiro Onsen■■■

Eiheiji
Temple Fukui
Dinosaur
MuseumHokuriku
Expressway

Kanazawa Station

KANAZAWA

Just 24 minutes from JR Kagaonsen Station via
Limited Express train.
The Hokuriku Shinkansen was opened in March
2015, oﬀering convenient access from theTokyo metropolitan and Kanto areas.

Info on buses direct to Kanazawa

24 minutes
from JR Kagaonsen Mount Hakusan on the horizon
StationExpress
35 Limited Express via Limited
train

ToyamaOyabe
Tonami JCT
Toyama IC■■ Tateyama
Kanazawa-Nishi IC■
KurobeAlpine Route■ Gokayama
Komatsu
AirportHaukusan Shirakawa-go
Kaga Onsen
White RoadSta.
■ Shirakawago

Ski jamKatsuyama

Gifu■ Takayama

Tokai Hokuriku
Expressway

Kanazawa Castle Park &Kenrokuen Garden
Kenrokuen is considered one of Japan's
three ﬁnest gardens, and is a beloved
symbol of Kanazawa.
Enjoy its natural beauty through all four
seasons, with scenery created by expert
gardeners.

1hr.,15 min.
by direct bus

Shirakawa-go & Gokayama Villages

trains daily!

Kaga Hashitate, an Important
Preservation District for Groupsof Historic Buildings

Natadera Temple

These thatched-roof houses, built in a style known as
gassho-zukuri, have been registered as a UNESCOWorld Heritage Site. These precious historic houses
are still in use as homes and can be found only inGokayama and Shirakawa-go.

Eiheiji Temple
Zen training is practiced by
the many monks of thissolemn temple, in
accordance with the strict
rituals established by Dogen
750 years ago.

YAMASHIROONSEN

60 min.
by direct bus

Info on buses direct toEiheiji Temple

TOYAMA&GIFU

Kutaniyaki Art Museum

Info on the Echizen Railway

FUKUI

Korogi Bridge at Yamanaka Onsen

2hr.,45min.

1hr.,10min.
by carFukui Prefectural Dinosaur
Museum1hr.,45min.
Kagaonsen Sta. to Kanazawa Sta.,then take a bus from Kanazawa Sta.

Kagaonsen Sta. to Kanazawa Sta.,then take a bus from Kanazawa Sta.
Nagashibune Boaton the Daishoji River

This giant domed building houses anincredible selection of dinosaur
skeleton replicas, fossils, specimens,
life-size dioramas, reconstructions andmore, making it the perfect destination
for dinosaur lovers of all ages.

Info on highway buses to
Shirakawa-go Village andTakayama

Hida Takayama
Irrigation channels run below rows of latticed
bay windows, along roads lined with machiya
townhouses and entrance curtains at
long-established shops. Enjoy a stroll aroundtown with a Hida beef croquette or somegrilled Hida beef on a skewer.

Info on Keifuku Buses
Note: Times listed
are estimates,
and may varydepending on
traﬃc conditions.

Info on Kaga-Echizen Guide Taxi service

KANAZAWA
21st Century Museumof Contemporary Art,
Kanazawa

FUKUI

TOYAMAAn art museum with a beautiful glass
exterior, and grounds designed to be as
open to the city as a park.

Kanazawa's Three
Chayagai Districts
Enjoy a walk through thesebeautiful traditional geisha
districts, with theirold-fashioned latticed
windows and stone streets.

Fukui Prefectural
Dinosaur Museum
One of Japan's largest museums
dedicated to dinosaurs,
paleontology, and earth science.

Ski jam Katsuyama
One of western Japan's largest
snow resorts, surrounded by theincredible grandeur of the peaksof the Hakusan mountains.

Omi-cho Market
The perfect place inKanazawa to shop forincredibly fresh seafood like
fish, crabs, shrimp andmore, or fruit, dried seafood,and other everyday items.

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Tojinbo Cliﬀs
These seaside cliffs havelong been known for
their dramatic beauty.

Tateyama Kurobe Alpine RouteA ride through Japan's Northern Alps,rising some 3,000 meters above sea
level, for spectacular natural beauty all
year round.

YAMASHIRO

ROUTE

How to get Yamashiro, Kaga
New
Golden Route!

Hokuriku Arch Pass
Ishikawa
prefecture

https://www.jreast.co.jp/multi/pass/hokurikuarch.html

Narita Airport-Haneda Airport-Tokyo-Nagano-Joetsumyoko-Toyama-KanazawaFukui-Kyoto-Osaka-Kansai Airport／Available for 7 days only
Operation:JR EAST,JR WEST and other

WajimaJoetsu Myoko
Hokuriku LineSea of Japan

Echigoyuzawa

Joushinetsu
Express way

ToyamaKanazawa

NaganoKomatsu Airport

Karuizawa

Katayamazu IC
Kaga IC

Hidatakayama

Kagaonsen♨
Yamashiro
Fukui
Onsen

TakasakiTakayama Line Nagano
Express way

Takayama

Hokuriku
Express way

Kanetsu
Express way
Chuo
Express way

Tokyo

Tsuruga

Shirakawago Takayama Bus Tour
MaibaraNagoyaMeishin
Express way

Kyoto

Shin Osaka

Chubu Centrair
International Airport

Kanazawa-Gokayama-Shirakawago-Takayama（Oneway/Round trip）／Operation:Hokuriku Tetsudo Bus

NaritaInternational
AirportHanedaAirportThe Ltd Exp. (WideView)Hida
東名高速道路Nagoya-Gifu-Takayama-Hidafurukawa-Toyama
Operation: JR WEST

Osaka

KansaiInternational
AirportThe Dragon Route Bus Pass
Chubu Airport-Nagoya-Gujohachiman-Takayama-Shirakawago-Kanazawa-Wajima
Operation:Meitetsu Bus and other

MEMO

Push-type information
app for foreign visitors toJapan
Safety tips
Android・iOS

Trouble & accident counter
Police Help Line076-225-0555
Multilingual support
Weekday

Medical institution（Kaga-city area）
Kudo Hospital（English and Chinese available）
0761-73-3312
Kaga-city Medical Center（English available）
0761-72-1188

KAGA
Yunokuni no Mori Traditional Handicrafts Village

Natadera Temple

Kakusenkei Gorges

Set inside a natural forest, this craft village withtraditional style houses offers many hands-on
activities covering a wide range of local handicraft
techniques such as pottery, silk-dyeing, and making
soba noodles.

Originally founded by a Zen master in AD 717 andrebuilt during the Edo Period after having sufferedharm and destruction multiple times, Natadera is one
of Japan s most famous Buddhist temples outside
Kyoto and one of many Mount Hakusan worshiping
religious facilities in the area.

Further down Yamanaka Onsen, Kakusenkei is a 1.3 km
path stretching along the banks of the Daishoji River,gently meandering through very picturesque and colorfulgorges. Going up and down past graceful waterfalls andluminous clearings, this highly praised promenade offers
splendid views at every season but most especially inautumn.

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By Carto Katayamazu IC or Kaga IC

Tokyo to Katayamazu IC (5 hr., 40 min./494 km)
Kan-etsu Expressway → Fujioka JCT → Joetsu JCT→ Hokuriku Expressway

Tokyo to Kaga IC(5 hr., 35 min./522 km)
Tomei & Shin-Tomei Expressway → Komaki JCT→ Meishin Expressway→ Maihara JCT → Hokuriku Expressway

Osaka to Kaga IC (2 hr., 50 min./250 km)

Meishin Expressway → Maihara JCT → Hokuriku Expressway

Nagoya to Kaga IC (2 hr., 20 min./210 km)

Meishin Expressway → Maihara JCT → Hokuriku Expressway

Maibara to Kaga IC (1 hr., 25 min./130 km)

By Planeto Komatsu Airport

Haneda to Komatsu
Narita to Komatsu
Sapporo to Komatsu
Sendai to Komatsu
Fukuoka to Komatsu
Naha to Komatsu
Seoul to Komatsu
Shanghai to Komatsu
Taipei to Komatsu(1 hr.)

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(2 hr., 5 min.)4 round trips per week

(2 hr., 50 min.)5 round trips per week

• 25 min. drive from Komatsu Airport to Yamashiro Onsen

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Maihara JCT → Hokuriku Expressway• 25 min. bus ride from Komatsu Airport to JR Kagaonsen

Niigata to Katayamazu IC (3 hr., 40 min./335 km)

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Nagano to Katayamazu IC (3 hr., 30 min./290 km)

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Hokuriku Expressway

Joshin-Etsu Expressway → Joetsu JCT → Hokuriku Expressway

Kanazawa to Katayamazu IC (20 min./32 km)

SapporoHokuriku Expressway• 10 min. drive from Kaga IC to Yamashiro Onsen• 15 min. drive from Katayamazu IC to Yamashiro Onsen

Sendai

Seoul

NaritaKomatsu
Airport Haneda

長田南

Fukuoka

白江

By Highway Bus

to Yamashiro Onsen

園町

Shanghai

沖町

Osaka (Namba OCAT) to Yamashiro Onsen(5 hr. each way; one round trip per day)Contact: Kishiwada Kanko Bus Co., Ltd. • Tel: (072) 436-2226↑

Katayamazu IC

北浅井

Naha

Taipei

Komatsu
AirportSea of Japan

矢崎町

Amagozen SA
粟津駅前

Shibayamagata
Lagoon矢田野南

Hokuriku
Expressway

二ッ梨

Kaga Onsen
Station
8 wa→
aza
Kan

Kamo

Kaga IC

那谷町

Ishikawa
prefecture

Onsen

Kanazawa

別所口

Komatsu
Airport

二天町

Katayamazu IC
Kaga IC

Kagaonsen

Fukui

to JR Kagaonsen Station

Hokuriku Shinkansen → (Transfer at Kanazawa Sta.)→ Hokuriku Main Line Limited Express (Thunderbird or Shirasagi)

Tsuruga

Tokyo to Maibara to Kagaonsen Station (3 hr., 50 min.)Tokaido Shinkansen → (Transfer at Maibara Sta.)→ Hokuriku Main Line Limited Express (Shirasagi)

Karuizawa

Hakusan Shirakawa-go
Nagano Expressway
White Road
Takayama Line

Hokuriku
Expressway

Approx.
1hrs45min

NagoyaKyoto to Kagaonsen Station (1 hr., 45 min.)Hokuriku Main Line Limited Express (Thunderbird)

Kyoto

Nagoya to Kagaonsen Station (2 hr., 30 min.)Shin Osaka

Hokuriku Main Line Limited Express (Shirasagi)(as little as 24 min.; at least 35 Limited Express trains per day)Hokuriku Main Line Limited Express

Chuo Expressway

MaibaraHokuriku Main Line Limited Express (Thunderbird)

Kanazawa to Kagaonsen Station

Hokuriku Shinkansen

Meishin Expressway

Thunderbird

Osaka

KansaiInternational
AirportTokyo-Kanazawa
Approx.
2hrs28minTokyo

Thunderbird

Kyoto-Kagaonsen

Osaka to Kagaonsen Station (2 hr., 11 min.)Takasaki

Kanetsu
Expressway

Yamashiro Onsen

Tokyo to Kanazawa to Kagaonsen Station (3 hr., 10 min.)TohokuShinkansen

NaganoToukaihokuriku
Expressway♨

塚谷西Echigoyuzawa

Joushinetsu
Expressway

Toyama河南

By JR Train

Hokuriku LineSea of Japan♨Yamashiro↓Fukui

Joetu
Shinkansen

HanedaAirportNaritaInternational
AirportShirasagi

Nagoya-Kagaonsen
Approx.
2hrs32minTomei Expressway
Chubu Centrair
International Airport Tokaido Shinkansen

Osaka-Kagaonsen
Approx.
2hrs13min• 10 min. drive from Kagaonsen Station to
Yamashiro Onsen

Published by the Yamashiro Onsen Tourist Association: 3-70 Hokubu, Yamashiro Onsen, Kaga City, Ishikawa Prefecture 922-0243 Tel: (0761) 77-1144 Fax: (0761) 77-2109
Yamashiro Onsen, a Hokuriku Kaga Onsen Hot Spring Town Produced
and Printed by Takeuchi Printing, Inc. (Kaga). Information in this pamphlet is accurate as of November of 2019, and is subject to change without prior notice.

Accessibility

Yamashiro Onsen Tourist
Association-aﬃliated Ryokan Inns

Hokuriku Shinkansen

Yamashiro Onsen, Kaga City, Ishikawa Prefecture

Yamashiro Onsen Tourist Association Tel: (0761) 77-1144
Home of Kutaniyaki Ceramics, Bengara Latticework, and Hot Springs.

Yamashiro Onsen, a Kaga Onsen Hot Spring Town.

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