Nomi

Nomi sits on the Tedori River alluvial fan in Ishikawa Prefecture, Japan, where lowland fields meet the foothills of Mount Hakusan. The city occupies part of the Hokuriku plain between Kanazawa and Komatsu, within a region long shaped by routes along the Sea of Japan side of the country. Kutani ware is central to Nomi’s identity: the Kutaniyaki Art Museum presents the vividly decorated porcelain associated with Ishikawa, while workshops and shops keep the craft visible in daily life. Nomi was created in 2005 through the merger of Neagari, Terai and Tatsunokuchi, bringing together residential districts, farmland and the Tatsunokuchi hot-spring area. View additional webcams nearby to better understand how Nomi relates to the Tedori River plain and Mount Hakusan foothills.

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