Komatsu

The advanced city was established on December 1, 1940, amid World War II, in spite of the fact that its history reaches out to medieval circumstances.

Intriguing spots in Komatsu are the Nata-Dera Buddhist sanctuary complex, the Yunokuni-no-mori conventional crafted works town, Hoshi Ryokan the world's second most seasoned inn, and the Motorcar Museum of Japan which is the biggest gallery devoted to engine vehicles in Japan with a 12,000 square meter show region.

Adjacent is the notable Kaga hot-springs area.

From the seventeenth Century to the Meiji Restoration, Komatsu housed the retirement manor of Maeda Toshitsune.

While about the greater part of the palace was pulverized, its garden still stays as, Rojou Park.

In the spring, this is one of the prefecture's best spots for cherry bloom seeing.