Ground golf and putt golf can be enjoyed by friends and family at the grass field.
It’s refreshing to go around the park with a land car, electric bicycle or mini Segway.
The forest bath, where you can take a leisurely walk in the sunlight through the trees, is also wonderful.
Why don’t you visit the matchmaking shrine on a tandem bicycle?
Tree climbing is scheduled for a hands-on event about twice a year.

When you come to Noto, we highly recommend that you look up at the night sky. The clear air and low light pollution make the starry skies here one of the treasures of Noto. This facility has the largest reflector telescope (60cm) in Ishikawa prefecture and has discovered four asteroids (Yanagida in 1994 and Noto, Koikeda, and Kiriko Matsuri in 1999). An astronomical observation using a high-performance reflecting telescope that can see the craters of the moon and lying outside looking up at the starry sky will make fantastic memories. The planetarium projects as many as 40 million stars during its show, and using the binoculars allows you to see dark stars and constellations that are invisible to the naked eye. A romantic experience awaits as you longingly gaze upon the universe.

Why not stay at one of our unique Astro Cottages that have star-shaped roofs when viewed from above. There is a total of six buildings – three with an astronomical observation dome with fitted telescope and three with a small portable telescope. One cottage can host up to 10 people, making it ideal for family astronomical observations, group learning camps, or simply as a central base while visiting the rest of Noto. The astronomical observation domes, which block the light from the surroundings, allow you to see the starry sky in optimal conditions. The small, high-performance telescopes also allow you to enjoy seasonal constellations.

For inquiries regarding accommodation reservations, please call TEL: 0768-76-1680 FAX: 0768-76-1681.

Reservations can be made by phone from 9 am, 3 months before the date of use.

Just as you might expect from a shop in a botanical park, this shop is filled with seasonal flowers. We offer flower seedlings grown in the park, seasonal flower seedlings collected from all over the country, and unique garden goods that encourage a lifestyle with flowers. We also sell bread and donuts from popular bakeries in Noto and Kanazawa, delicious local products such as jams and ice cream, and crafts by local artists. We are planning to host craft workshops in kiriye and mizuhiki art and programs that both parents and children can enjoy, such as Satoyama classes.

Aenokoto is a typical folk event of Oku-Noto that offers prayers and gratitude to the deities of rice fields that protect rice cultivation. It was designated as a National Important Intangible Folk Cultural Asset in 1976 and registered on the list of UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage on September 30th in 2009. Every year on December 5th, we welcome the deities of the rice field, who are a married couple, from the rice fields that have been harvested that year, act as if the deities are there with us, and treat them to a feast. We then bring the deities of the rice field, who spent the long and harsh winter with a hosting family, back to the rice fields on February 9th the following year. In the past, Aenokoto took place in every farmhouse in Noto Town. In recent years it has been performed at Gorokuan.

At Gorokuan, we have a plan for groups who want to experience Aenokoto. Please contact us for more information.