Course around Kanaiwa and Ono, the port, and soy sauce town (Kanazawa City)
A course that winds through the retro atmosphere of the port town. You can enjoy the soy sauce breweries and townhouses that make up the atmospheric townscape.
![Course around Kanaiwa and Ono, the port, and soy sauce town (Kanazawa City)](/lsc/upfile/course/0000/0098/98_1_l.jpg)
Saigawa Cycling Road
The Saigawa River gently flows along the west side of Kanazawa Castle, and makes appearances in poetry collections. There is a bicycle path where you can enjoy the scenery along the river.
![Saigawa Cycling Road](/lsc/upfile/courseDetail/0000/1117/1117_1_m.jpg)
Kanaiwa Port
Kanaiwa once flourished as a port of call for the kitamaebune boats that went from Osaka to Hokkaido. There are cafes and eateries around Kanaiwa Port.
![Kanaiwa Port](/lsc/upfile/courseDetail/0000/1118/1118_1_m.jpg)
Honryuji Temple
More than 400 years ago, the hondo main hall was moved to Kanazawa from Tonami, Toyama Prefecture. The golden dragon sculpture in the main hall is a must see.
![Honryuji Temple](/lsc/upfile/courseDetail/0000/1119/1119_1_m.jpg)
Ono Hiyoshi Shrine
Said to have been founded in 733, Ono Hiyoshi Shrine is located on a small mountain in a scenic spot overlooking the town of Ono.
![Ono Hiyoshi Shrine](/lsc/upfile/courseDetail/0000/1120/1120_1_m.jpg)
Minato Bashi Bridge
A photo spot where you can view the lined up boats.
![Minato Bashi Bridge](/lsc/upfile/courseDetail/0000/1121/1121_1_m.jpg)
Ono Soy Sauce Brewery
Soy sauce production was introduced at the beginning of the Edo period, and many soy sauce breweries remain today. Ono soy sauce is characterized by a moderately sweet and mellow taste. There are also shops where you can enjoy fermented foods and soy sauce soft-serve ice cream.
![Ono Soy Sauce Brewery](/lsc/upfile/courseDetail/0000/1122/1122_1_m.jpg)
Ono Odaiba Park
A park built on the site of a former late-Edo period fort, used for sea defense. The stage inspired by kitamaebune ships and the amphitheater are symbols of the park.
![Ono Odaiba Park](/lsc/upfile/courseDetail/0000/1123/1123_1_m.jpg)
Karakuri Memorial Museum
Introduces the achievements of Ono Benkichi, a scientist and karakuri puppeteer from the late Edo period who lived and worked in Ono. You can actually touch and play with the karakuri puppets.
![Karakuri Memorial Museum](/lsc/upfile/courseDetail/0000/1124/1124_1_m.jpg)
Ono Ohashi Bridge
A fantastic photo spot where you can look out at the Onogawa River, the Ono lighthouse, the pine forests, and Hakusan Shirayama.
![Ono Ohashi Bridge](/lsc/upfile/courseDetail/0000/1125/1125_1_m.jpg)
Ono Lighthouse
At 26.4m high, the Ono Lighthouse is a landmark of Ono, and was chosen as one of Japan's 50 lighthouses.
![Ono Lighthouse](/lsc/upfile/courseDetail/0000/1126/1126_1_m.jpg)