[2025 Wajima Attraction] Travel Guide for Wajima Morning Market (Updated Jul)

I wanted to try out the morning market in Wajima on the Noto Peninsula in Ishikawa Prefecture, so I went. It seems like the number of shops has decreased due to COVID-19, which was a shame, but I managed to buy some dried fish, vegetables, and Wajima lacquer chopsticks. The chopsticks are inexpensive, so they make a great souvenir. I hope the morning market will become lively again. #retrotownscape #souvenir

I went to the morning market in Wajima, Ishikawa Prefecture. It was my first morning market while staying in Wajima. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, there were fewer shops than I expected, and it felt a bit lonely, but I was able to enjoy the atmosphere. Even so, it seems like more shops have returned than they were at one time, but I hope the pre-COVID vibrancy returns soon. #retrotownscape

The morning market in Wajima City, Ishikawa Prefecture, is a traditional market with over 1,000 years of history, and every morning, fresh local ingredients and specialty products are lined up. In particular, there is a wide variety of seafood, vegetables, and handmade crafts, and the morning market is loved not only by tourists but also by locals because local fishermen and farmers sell directly and seasonal ingredients are collected. The charm of the market is its lively atmosphere. When you pass by a stall, an old lady will enthusiastically call out to you, saying, "Please take a look!" and you can interact with local people. There are also spots around the morning market where you can feel the local culture and history. The morning market is held every day, and there is something new to discover every time. #IshikawaTourism #WajimaCity #0YenTravelAutumn