The JR Noto Line putters up from Tsubata on the IR Ishikawa Railway line to Nanao, terminating a stop north at Wakura Onsen. The new airport, which is absurdly oversized given the amount of traffic it receives, is located just south of Wajima and is served by a shared taxi system, with rides to/from anywhere on the peninsula costing 700-1800 yen depending on the distance.ДЄlternatively, the considerably larger airports at Komatsu and Toyama are both roughly two hours away by car.

Fields two ANA daily flights (50 min) to Tokyo (Haneda). In March 2007, Noto was hit by a strong earthquake that caused significant damage to the northern part of the peninsula, particularly Wajima.ДЈ7.293333 136.962222 1 Noto Airport ( NTQ IATA). To this day the west coast, battered continuously by the harsh Sea of Japan, is rugged and thinly populated by scattered fishing villages, while the more sheltered east coast around Nanao Bay houses the bulk of the population. еї—й›„и·ЇгЃ‹г‚‰гЃџгЃ и¶ЉгЃ€жќҐг‚ЊгЃ°зѕЅе’‹гЃ®жµ·жњќе‡ЄгЃ—гЃџг‚Љи€№жў¶г‚‚гЃЊг‚‚ From the Shiwo Road across the mountains to the morning calm of the sea at Hakuhi - I wish I had a boat! (Man'yoshu 17/4025) е¦№гЃ«йЂўгЃЇгЃљд№…гЃ—гЃЏгЃЄг‚ЉгЃ¬йҐ’зџіе·ќгЃЌг‚€гЃЌзЂ¬гЃ”гЃЁгЃ«ж°ґеЌ гЃЇгЃёгЃ¦гЃЄ Away from my wife for so long - the clear rapids of Ishikawa shall tell my fortune (Man'yoshu 17/4028) In 745, he was appointed governor of Etchu Province (today's Toyama), and the poems he wrote during his six-year stay often lament the harshness of his remote posting far away from the splendors of the capital: Its first and most famous chronicler was ЕЊtomo no Yakamochi (е¤§дјґе®¶жЊЃ), an 8th century poet and bureaucrat best known for compiling a large part of the Man'yoshu, Japan's first anthology of poems. Noto is one of the most remote parts of mainland Japan. 37.436389 137.260278 5 Suzu - on the furthestmost tip of the Noto Peninsula.37.390556 136.899167 3 Wajima - known for lacquerware and its morning market of over 200 stalls.37.033333 136.966667 2 Nanao - provincial seat of government in ancient times.

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