• Hanayome Noren Museum (Bridal Curtain Museum) - Explore the unique bridal curtain tradition from Noto, Kaga, and Etchu. The museum showcases exquisitely adorned Hanayome Noren curtains, traditionally used in local weddings, and offers insights into the region’s perspectives on marriage, family, craftsmanship, and social hierarchy.
• Ipponsugi Street - Stroll through one of Nanao’s historic merchant streets, with origins dating back approximately 500 years. Experience the ambiance of an ancient port town influenced by trade, traditional townhouses, family customs, and a strong sense of community.
• Michi-no-Eki Noto Shokusai Market - Discover Nanao’s vibrant food market, where Noto’s seafood, local products, dining options, and tourism culture converge. Gain knowledge about regional ingredients like crab, yellowtail, fermented foods, fish sauce, and Noto salt before savoring local cuisine within the market.

• English-speaking local guide
• Guided visits to Hanayome Noren Museum, Ipponsugi Street, and Noto Shokusai Market
• ¥3,000 food credit per person at Noto Shokusai Market
• Admission to the Hanayome Noren Museum

• Transportation to and from the tour

This tour beautifully combines Nanao’s unique bridal curtain tradition with the culinary heritage of Noto’s historic port town. Rather than just visiting a museum or dining at a market, participants will explore how marriage traditions, merchant families, local festivals, maritime trade, and seafood culture have influenced Nanao’s identity.

With the guidance of a local expert, the town’s charm is unveiled: the exquisite Hanayome Noren curtains, the historic merchant street, and the vibrant food market all weave into a cohesive narrative. The tour concludes with a food credit, allowing guests to savor seafood or regional specialties at Noto Shokusai Market.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.