Hakusan Area

Hakusan Area is a sacred region where nature, faith, and culture meet. Centered around Mt. Hakusan, this area offers spiritual sites like Hime Shrine, scenic views from Shishiku Highlands, and hands-on experiences such as Asano Taiko drumming and cycling through mountain villages.

πŸ†Top 5 Spots in Hakusan

πŸ₯‡1st: Hime Shrine

A peaceful Shinto shrine offering a connection to nature and spiritual tranquility.

The head shrine of more than 2,000 Hakusan shrines across Japan. A sacred site honoring the mountain goddess and symbol of faith in nature.

πŸ₯ˆ 2nd: Hakusan Shirakawa-go White Road

Hakusan Area

A scenic 33km mountain route connecting Ishikawa and Gifu, with waterfalls, forest trails, and stunning viewpoints.

πŸ₯‰ 3rd: Park Shishiku

A scenic mountain view with a cable car ascending above a green valley and farmlands below.

A scenic highland with ropeway access, offering panoramic views of the plains and mountains. Popular for paragliding and hiking.

⭐ 4th: Asano Taiko

A craftsman carefully assembling a traditional Japanese taiko drum by hand in the Hakusan area.

Visit Japan’s world-famous taiko drum makers. Experience drum performances and hands-on workshops that connect you with local rhythm and craftsmanship.

🌟 5th: Hakusan Cycling Experience

Hakusan Area

Enjoy the fresh air and countryside views while cycling along the foothills of Mt. Hakusan. Routes for beginners and advanced riders are available.

🌿 Other Places & Hidden Spots

An insect museum offering hands-on experiences and educational exhibits about insects and their ecosystems.

Fureai Insectarium

A fun and educational museum featuring live butterflies and unique insect displays for families and nature lovers.

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