Explore Japan's Charm in March 2015 Travel Guide

Buzz

Ngày cập nhật gần nhất: 15/4/2026

Content

Discover the Wonders of Japan in March 2015

Embark on a journey with Mytour and uncover the beauty of Hokuriku region and the Hokuriku Shinkansen route in March 2015. Discover the transportation options within Hokuriku and delve into the world of wifi applications in Japan. Also, stay tuned for exciting events related to Japan in Vietnam and Japan throughout March!

Discover the Wonders of Japan in March 2015

Visit the Cities of Hokuriku Region

Hokuriku, facing the Sea of Japan, stands as the heart of Honshu, Japan. Immerse yourself in the captivating Japanese cuisine and culture that flourish in this enchanting region.

1. Kanazawa City, Ishikawa Prefecture

Ishikawa Prefecture, stretching from the lush Kaga plain to the southern tip, reaching out to the Noto Peninsula and the Sea of Japan, is a province extending from north to south. Kanazawa City stands as a leading historic city in Japan, preserving numerous historical sites while evolving into a modern metropolis.

Key Attractions:

– Kenrokuen: A historical cultural heritage known as one of Japan's three major gardens. Kenrokuen is a place where you can admire beauty in all four seasons, currently registered as a world heritage site for its exceptionally beautiful garden.

– Higashi Chaya District: One of the three oldest streets in Kanazawa, it's a famous tourist area with rows of traditional houses. Occasionally, you may encounter geisha in traditional kimonos. The area also offers establishments and shops for tourists to experience handmade products, souvenirs, sweets, and Matcha green tea.

– Omicho Market: A must-visit in Kanazawa, the 'Omicho' market is renowned for fresh seafood, Kaga vegetables, and more. It serves as the hub for numerous shops.

2. Fukui City, Fukui Prefecture

Fukui Prefecture, embraced by lush green mountain ranges, is recognized for having one of the highest life expectancies in Japan. A place of pride with delectable cuisine, rich cultural history, and more. The city of Fukui boasts a diverse winter season abundance of Echizen snow crabs, representing the unique mountainous delicacies. Additionally, it offers many other attractions such as temples and museums.

Key Attractions:

– Echizen Coastline: A vast natural tunnel formed by the erosion of waves and wind, showcasing peculiar-shaped rock formations along the beautiful coastline that has attracted numerous visitors. It is renowned for enjoying delicious fresh seafood throughout the year.

– Asakura Clan's Heritage, Ichijodani: A preserved ancient town within the castle, existing for over a century under the rule of the Asakusa family during the Warring States period. It's a site almost entirely preserving the images of streets, roads, temples, and residences of that era.

– Yokokan Garden: The lord's residence built during the Edo period, constructed in the Shoin style with a tight connection between the pond and garden. Experience different landscapes throughout the four seasons, making it one of Japan's most beautiful gardens that you'll undoubtedly want to visit at least once in your lifetime.

3. Toyama City, Toyama Prefecture

Nestled in the northern Alps, with peaks reaching up to 3000m, and the bountiful Toyama Bay, Toyama Prefecture is surrounded by abundant nature, making it an appealing destination for both travelers and food enthusiasts. Toyama City, renowned as the 'playful city,' stands as a vibrant central area with numerous intriguing attractions.

Key Attractions:

– Toyama Castle: Former residence of the Toyama lord. This castle site has been transformed into a park, preserving the castle walls and deep moats, allowing you to feel the grandeur of the past. Additionally, the castle houses a folk museum providing deeper insights into its history.

– Ikedaya Yasubei Shop: A store offering a cultural experience of the familiar 'medicinal business' from the Edo period. You can witness and create medicine using ancient ceramic tools. The second floor has been converted into a restaurant where you can savor dishes made from medicinal ingredients.

– Street Trams: The gentle sounds of street trams weaving through the heart of Toyama City, considered the locals' beloved mode of transportation since ancient times. Explore the lively Toyama City on these stylish trams!

2. Opening of the Hokuriku Shinkansen Route

On March 14, 2015, the Hokuriku Shinkansen route to Nagoya will be extended to the cities of Kanazawa and Toyama. This advancement makes travel from Tokyo and the Keihan region more convenient, enhancing the accessibility of the Hokuriku tourism sector.

For more information, check here.

3. Explore the TRAVEL JAPAN Wi-Fi App

With this app, travelers can enjoy free Wi-Fi at over 20,000 locations across Japan. Additionally, the app offers special features such as introducing travel information for nearby areas and distributing coupon vouchers, ensuring a more convenient and enjoyable trip to Japan.

4. Transportation Options in the Hokuriku Region

– Shoryu Highway Bus Tickets (Meitetsu): Convenient tickets for Shoryudo highway buses for visitors exploring the Shoryudo region. The tickets cover free rides to destinations like Nagoya, Takayama, Shirakawa-go, Kanazawa, and even free buses to the airport. Learn more on the ticket purchasing website.

– West Japan Railway Company, Central Japan Railway Company – Takayama Hokuriku Region Tourist Route: From Nagoya or Osaka to Takayama, Shirakawa-go (World Heritage Site), Kanazawa. Unlimited bus rides, high-speed trains. Extremely convenient for exploring renowned areas like Takayama and Horikuri.