Spring through Autumn
Paragliding

Imagine the view of Mt. Hakusan and the Tateyama Mountain Range from the sky, and the view below of the waters of Tedori River and the Japan Sea! Visitors can fly with an instructor of the Tandem Flight Course, which uses an extremely safe glider developed specifically to be used by two people. Regardless of physical strength, anybody from small children to older adults can enjoy a visit to the sky.
Detailed Info.
Shishiku Kogen Paragliding School
Address | 72 Yawata-machi, Hakusan City |
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Open | 9:30am ~ 5:00pm |
Closed | Winter (December through March) |
Fees | One-day Course: ¥10,000 Tandem Flight Course: ¥10,000 Licensing Course: ¥10,000 for enrollment and ¥40,000 per year (course fee) |
Access | By car: 20-min ride south on Route 157 from Hakusan IC By train: 10-min walk from Tsurugi Station (Hokuriku Railway Ishikawa Line) |
Parking | 20 vehicles |
Tel | 076-273-0658 |
Spring through Autumn
Biking

Tedori Canyon Road is a 19.6km bike route extending from Tsurugi Jyuhachigawara Park to Sena Roadside Station. There are many sightseeing spots along the route, including Bird Humming Torigoe, Lake Kobo, and Tedori Gorge. The view of Mt. Hakusan keeps changing as you ride through Canyon Road. As this bike route consists of long, gentle ups and downs, visitors can enjoy a relaxing bicycle trip at their own pace while enjoying the views.
Hakusan GO Rental Bicyles
A convenient bicycle rental service for riding around the town of Tsurugi or taking a relaxing bicycle trip on Tedori Canyon Road. (Adults only)
Rental Offices | Hakusan City Tourism League |
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Address | 4-Nu-85 Tsurugihon-machi, Hakusan City |
Tel | 076-259-5893 |
Rental Offices | Shirayama-san Roadside Station (Hakusan City Tourist Information Center) |
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Address | 200 Wasadani-machi, Nomi City |
Tel | 076-273-4851 |
Rental Hours | 9:00am-5:00pm (Desk open until 4:00pm) Open 7 days a week, even on national holidays! |
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Fees | Regular Bicycle: ¥500 per day, Electric Bicycle: ¥800~ per day |
Summer
Mt. Hakusan Hike

Along with Mt. Fuji and Mt. Tateyama, Mt. Hakusan is regarded as one of Japan's three sacred mountains. There are three peaks along the ridge: Gozenga-mine (2,702m), Ohnanji-mine (2,684m), and Kenga-mine (2,677m). It is said that people began to worship Mt. Hakusan in 717 when, for the first time, a monk from Echizen named Taicho climbed Mt. Hakusan and carried out ascetic practices. Hakusan Okumiya (literally "shrine at the back") is located on Gozenga-mine peak. The ridge and the surrounding area are covered with alpine plants, and the mountainsides are entirely covered by virgin forests of Japanese beech and other trees. Hike up Mt. Hakusan to fully enjoy its wonderful nature.
Check out the website below for details on hiking up Mt. Hakusan
https://hakusan-guide.or.jp/
Spring through Autumn
Experience the invigorating & solemn Misogi ritual and pray at the shrine sanctum

A tour guide will show you the tranquil scenes of Shirayama-Hime jinjya shrine , relaxing you in the natural and historical atmosphere. You can then experience the Misogi Shinto ritual (Misogi : performing your Purification Ritual Ablutions), purifying you both physically , spiritually and releasing you from your daily stress and giving you energy for the future.
Detailed Info.
The date | Click here |
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Meeting point | Shirayama-Hime jinjya shrine Omotesando carpark (in front of the shop called “Ohagiya”) |
Time | 13:10~15:45 |
Fee | 4000 yen/per participant For the Misogi ritual , the following additional fees apply Men:White Fundoshi 1,500 yen Ladies:White Kimono 7,000 yen (to buy) or 1,000 yen (to hire) |
Number of participants | 5~40 people |
Booking Deadline | Please book 1 week in advance |
Schedule | 13:10 The tour guide will guide you from the Ohagi shop. 13:45 Pray at the shrine sanctum 14:15 Classroom learning and instruction on the Misogi ritual 14:45 Misogi ritual experience~receive certificate of completion 15:45 end of tour |
Booking・Inquiry | Hakusan city tourism league E-mail : hakusan@urara-hakusanbito.com |
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※Participants will have to sign a consent form stating they are in good health. |
Skiing & Snowboarding

The two ski resorts in Hakusan City's mountain foot area bustle with visitors every winter. The resorts offer skiing and snowboarding classes, and their lodge restaurants serve delicious meals. Bus rides to the ski resorts are available for people who are uncomfortable driving on snowy roads.
Detailed Info.
Hakusan Seymour Ski Resort
The most exciting ski slopes in Ishikawa! The resort awaits visitors with its wide variety of runs. The diverse types of slopes enable visitors to practice according to their ability and improve at their own pace!
Address | Utsuo, Kawachi-machi, Hakusan City |
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Open | Open from late December through March |
Tel | 076-273-0331 |
Access | By car: 50-min ride south on Route 157 from Hakusan IC |
Hakusan Ichirino-onsen Ski Resort
With the largest ski slope area and the largest number of gondolas/lifts in Ishikawa, Hakusan Ishirino-onsen Ski Resort has slopes for people with a wide range of abilities. These include three steep, advanced-level runs with non-compacted snow, and the intermediate-level Nodaira Slope.
Address | Ri-63 Ozou, Hakusan City |
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Open | Open from late December through March |
Tel | 076-256-7412 |
Access | By car: 70-min ride south on Route 157 from Hakusan IC |
all year round
Experience the Ceremonies & Rituals of Japan's ancient Shinto religion

Mt. Hakusan is one of the three sacred mountains of Japan.
The Shirayama Hime Jinja Shrine regards the mountain as sacred. The shrine is the head shrine of over 3000 others which are spread all over Japan.
This shrine is dedicated to the Shirayama Hime Okami and is referred to as the god of marriage.
Kagura is a sacred ritual whereby young women wearing traditional garments dance to music and offer a prayer on behalf of the participants.
You can worship and feel your body cleansed from the spiritual energy of the shrine.
A guide leads you along the main route to the shrine.
Detailed Info.
Time Required | One hour |
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Fee | 2200 yen |
Number of participants | 5~40 people |
Closed | New year's Holiday |
Place | Shirayama-Hime Jinja shrine |
Reservation information | Please book 1 week in advance E-mail: hakusan@urara-hakusanbito.com |
all year round
Shirayama Pilgrimage Sugoroku Game QR Stamp Rally

Back in the 19th century, there was a sugoroku board game (similar to Snakes and Ladders) based on a pilgrimage in this region.
By visiting historic locations depicted on this old board game, visitors can win an exclusive Kaga-style dyed tenugui hand towel!