The Coolest Art Village In Japan You Haven't Heard Of (Yet)! 能登半島に来て大感動した件！

The Oku-Noto Triennale is held on the Noto Peninsula every three years, with artists from all over Japan, and the world, coming to leave their mark on the region.

From September to November, there are nearly 50 different spots to view live performances and art installations across the city of Suzu, and even when the event is finished, many projects will remain as landmarks across the peninsula.

Because the train line no longer runs to Suzu, it can be seen as a bit difficult to visit as a tourist, but this is a blessing as much as it is a curse. If you can rent a car, you will be rewarded with plenty of accessible modern art installations for an unforgettable sightseeing trip. If you arrive by bus, you can rent an e-bicycle at Suzunari-kan community center for the duration of your stay, which will give you access to many of the public structures as well.

Either way, if you can swing it, this is an incredible stroll off the beaten path!

Information:

Where to rent an E-Bike: Suzunari-kan!
https://notohantou.jp/suzunarikan/
You can do the simple paperwork at the information desk!

Where I stayed: Jokoji Temple
珠洲市飯田町12-24
http://jyoukoujinoto.com/
English reservations can be made by e-mail!

The Okunoto Art Triennale Website:
奥能登国際芸術祭2023
https://www.oku-noto.jp/ja/

Noramoji Project:
のらもじ発見プロジェクト
https://noramoji.jp/
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