Noto Peninsula

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Noto Peninsula is a prominent, rural peninsula in central Japan that juts into the Sea of Japan from Honshu and is known for its scenic coastline, traditional fishing villages, and terraced rice fields.

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Honshu coast hasMajorPeninsula Noto Peninsula
Noto Province locatedIn Noto Peninsula
Noto Province contains Noto Peninsula
Chubu tourism area hasFamousSite Noto Peninsula
Komatsu Airport servesTourismTo Noto Peninsula
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Ishikawa Prefecture hasRegion Noto Peninsula
Wajima lacquerware locatedIn Noto Peninsula
Noto: An Unexplored Corner of Japan portrays Noto Peninsula as remote and little-known
linked to: Noto Peninsula
Osaka – Wakuraonsen regionServed Noto Peninsula