Located on the sea of Japan near the wild beauty of the Noto peninsula and within reach of the cultural treasures of Kyoto, the city of Kanazawa has played a major part in the history of Japan and safeguards facets of a traditional culture that are fast disappearing in the blur of modern life. Untouched for 400 years by disaster or war, the city retains the original charm and atmosphere of a feudal castle town: it is still possible to traverse the old town on foot and imagine the grace and beauty of life in the Edo period without sacrificing the urban modernity and convenience that is so skillfully integrated into everyday life in Japan. Compact and accessible by air or train, Kanazawa is the perfect destination for conventions and conferences with over 30 dedicated convention facilities all conveniently located within 15 minutes of the train station and downtown area.
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