Ishikawa
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Kanazawa, Ishikawa
Courses are held at the Fukumitsuya Kanazawa store next to the brewery: a brewery-interior tour and tasting courses. Visitors are also shown the Hyakunen-sui brewing water.
A taproom in Kanazawa's Katamachi district serving the brewery's own craft beer.
Noto, Ishikawa
On a hill overlooking the Sea of Japan on the Noto Peninsula, its restaurant serves beer brewed in the attached brewery.
Komatsu City, Ishikawa
Komatsu's first craft beer brewery, with a craft beer bar in a traditional townhouse; opened in November 2025.
Tsubata, Kahoku, Ishikawa
The visit includes a video, a tour inside the brewery, tastings of several sakes and shopping. Brewery tours are also available outside the brewing season.
The first directly run shop of Kanazawa's Oriental Brewing, a beer restaurant-bar near Higashi Chaya district. The beer is brewed at its own Yuwaku brewery.
This year's edition has ended
Kanazawa City, Ishikawa
Ishikawa sake breweries set up booths serving local sake and food. The 2026 edition was held on October 3 and has ended; the next dates are not confirmed.
A stall-style food street deep behind Katamachi, beyond Shintenchi, said to date back to the 1950s.
A dining shopping street next to Katamachi and Korinbo that keeps an alley atmosphere, with drinking spots at night.
Kanazawa's main nightlife district, with many eateries on the back streets one block off the main road.
A row-house alley in the Kigura-machi shopping street, with small shops facing each other across a passage about 1 m wide.
A long-established dining street behind Katamachi Kirara, with izakaya, bars and restaurants.
A Showa-retro alley-style shopping street around Katamachi, with small shops packed into a short stretch.
