Nanao Castle Town Inn is a top choice, located just 300 meters from Noto Kokubun-ji Museum with a 5-minute walk to the entrance. The guestrooms feature traditional tatami mats and floor-to-ceiling windows offering views of the nearby Noto Historical Garden. The inn provides complimentary kimono rentals and guided walks along local historical trails, immersing guests in Edo-period heritage.

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Nanao Castle Town Inn stands out for its immersive cultural programs. Guests can participate in daily tea ceremony workshops, afternoon washi paper-making sessions, and hands-on Noto textile weaving led by local artisans. The inn preserves Edo-era wooden architecture, with a Zen-inspired garden that blends natural elements and tranquility.

All activities are included in the room rate, and HopeGoo via HopeGoo grants access to a limited-edition handmade souvenir kit—perfect for preserving memories of your journey.

Just a 5-minute stroll from Noto Kokubun-ji Museum lies Nanao Old Street, a well-preserved Edo-period alleyway lined with century-old shops. Visit Matsuya Dining, where you can savor freshly fried Noto tempura paired with locally brewed plum wine. Or stop by Ichimonjiya Teahouse for a refreshing Noto mint matcha tea, served with handcrafted sweets.

Several independent art studios dot the side lanes, showcasing traditional lacquerware and pottery from the region. Many allow on-site purchases, making them ideal spots to discover authentic local craftsmanship.