Oide-asobase Ishikawa | Official Site of the Ishikawa Ryokan and Hotel Association

To the north of Ishikawa Prefecture lies the Noto Peninsula, jutting out into the Sea of Japan.
To the south spreads the fertile Kaga Plain, nourished by the Tedori River flowing down from Hakusan National Park - a land of four distinct seasons.
From the prefectural capital Kanazawa, one of Japan's most storied castle towns, the traditional crafts and culture that blossomed under the Kaga Hyakumangoku heritage still thrive throughout the region. This website introduces about 260 ryokan and hotels belonging to the Ishikawa Ryokan and Hotel Association.
Blessed with rich seasons, Ishikawa offers mountains of remarkable natural variety - as seen in Noto Peninsula Quasi-National Park, Echizen-Kaga Coast Quasi-National Park and Hakusan National Park - along with an ever-changing coastline and rivers, making it one of Japan's most naturally abundant regions. Please enjoy a leisurely stay at our accommodations, surrounded by rich nature, diverse traditional crafts, and plentiful hot springs to refresh body and soul.