It is the capital of Ishikawa Prefecture, a narrow stretch of land extending from the main island of Honshu and stretching along the Sea of Japan. The city had some historical significance as it was home to one of the most important feudal families of the Tokugawa period: the Maeda clan. It was one of the epicenters of culture and art during the Edo period, and today, it remains a favorite spot for art lovers, famous for its well-preserved Edo-period districts, art museums, and regional crafts. It is a city with stunning gardens, a castle, museums, geisha quarters, and gold-leaf and dyeing workshops—in short, many tourist attractions.

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