Inami (Yokamachi Dori)
Thriving as a village in front of Zuizen-ji Temple, built in the 14th century, it has now grown into Japan's biggest woodcarving town, and it is the only place in the world where the street is lined with the studios of woodcarvers.
The stone-paved streets filled with the pleasing echoes of wooden mallets and the fragrance of trees are decorated throughout with wood sculptures, making the town a woodcarving art museum.
In May 2018, it was recognized as a Japanese heritage, and is a sightseeing spot where you can enjoy the history and culture of Japan.
The stone-paved streets filled with the pleasing echoes of wooden mallets and the fragrance of trees are decorated throughout with wood sculptures, making the town a woodcarving art museum.
In May 2018, it was recognized as a Japanese heritage, and is a sightseeing spot where you can enjoy the history and culture of Japan.
View scenic routes that include this spot
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More Information about Inami (Yokamachi Dori)
Street address
- Inami, Nanto City
About TOYAMA Access
Route1
- Shin-Takaoka Station to Kotsu Hiroba (Inami)
(Bus: 60 minutes)
- Shin-Takaoka Station to Kotsu Hiroba (Inami)
Route2
- Around 80 minutes by bus from Kanazawa Station
Opening Hours
Closed
- Open throughout the year
Best season
- All year
Point
- Wooden sake cup-carving workshop with sake tasting.
(Phone the Nanto City Tourism Association for reservations (phone: 0763-62-1201 (English service available))
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