CATDOLL: Take the Shinkansen to visit the holy land. Hokuriku Shinkansen opens a JOJO tourist hotspot

There are many tourist attractions in Japan, and tourists all know it! Recently, Japan has opened a new tourist attraction. In fact, the extension section of Japan's "Hokuriku Shinkansen" officially opened from Nagano Station to Kanazawa Station. This is to make it more convenient for foreign tourists (referring to us, haha) to visit Toyama Prefecture and Ishikawa Prefecture! When it comes to tourism, what do you care more about? Local specialties? Local food? For comic fans, what they care more about is whether there are more convenient pilgrimage sites! There are many comic fans in Japan, and it may be to attract more tourists to visit. The comic tourist hotspot that benefits from the opening of the Hokuriku Shinkansen is the "JOJO's Bizarre Adventure" sound stone sculpture! JOJO fans, don't miss this opportunity! ! !

As transportation becomes more convenient and the number of tourists increases, Toyama Prefecture and Ishikawa Prefecture have taken the opportunity to vigorously promote the tourism industry, such as the seafood of the Noto Peninsula, Noto beef, and local desserts! Among them, Hakui City in Ishikawa Prefecture participated in the battle in the name of comic tourism, focusing on JOJO's onomatopoeia stone sculptures to attract comic fans! ! !

Sakurafukusa Mochi is also a popular Kanazawa souvenir

The five stone sculptures in front of Hakui Station were created by sculptor Hiroshi Mabuchi in 2005. They have even been listed as a tourist attraction by Hakui City. However, due to the inconvenient transportation in the area, not many comic fans make the pilgrimage there...

Exaggerated onomatopoeia is a major feature of JOJO

It is used to express courage and is also the most famous onomatopoeia: gogogo (boom boom boom)

Dododo (boom, boom, boom) means the ground is shaking.

Indicates the sudden appearance of "鏘－－!"

Now that the Hokuriku Shinkansen has been extended, the pilgrimage has become much more convenient. Just take the Hokuriku Shinkansen to Kanazawa Station, and then transfer to the JR Nanao Line to Hakui Station! You can see what Hakui Station looks like from Google Street View. I hope this place will be included in the pilgrimage destination by more JOJO fans! If you are a JOJO fan, don't miss this attraction next time you travel to Japan!