Komatsu Airport (code KMQ) is one of the main regional airports in Japan’s Komatsu City. In the entire Hokuriku region, it is the biggest airstrip and shares the premises with the Japanese air force. It serves both domestic and international flights. On arrival at Komatsu Airport, you will find airport buses that transport passengers to their destinations at affordable rates. As a holidaymaker, a car rental service is one of the best forms of transportation that will take you to your destination and thereafter to different attraction sites.

Things to See

The Motorcar museum of Japan – There are over 500 different vehicles all in good condition displayed to the public. They have been collected both domestically and internationally.
Yunokonino Mori – In this classy resort, you will find several traditionally constructed buildings, which showcase Japanese handicrafts in areas such as paper making, pottery, gold leaf and wood carving among others. There are several food and snack joints where you can sample local cuisine.
The Rojo Park – Feel free to take a stroll around these grounds, which previously hosted a Meiji era castle. The garden displays the traditional Japanese village setting with a waterfall, ponds and a teahouse.
Kazanawa and Kenrokuen - One can pick up one or two souvenirs here in their trip. Among the most outstanding artifacts are Kutani-yaki pottery and other outstanding art pieces. The city boasts of several working studios and art dealerships.
Local cuisine – Try out the Fukunomiya Machi, for its mouth watery steaks. Whether lunch or dinner, the openly prepared steak is exceptional and is accompanied by rice, salads and great miso soup.
Entertainment – At Yaemon, drive your rental car across the Horiku bank and find a stylish Japanese pub, locally referred to as Izakaya. They serve cheap bear and great seafood too. The Aperitif wine bar is one great place to have a drink and relax. The selection of wines present is from different countries, making it a favorite destination for tourists. Spice up your drinking experience by ordering custom-made cocktails and explore new taste. The traditional Japanese liquor, Nihon-shuu is also served here.
Accommodation – Imagine retiring to bed in the world’s oldest operational hotel, the Hoshi Ryokan. The Hyper Hotel offers reasonably inexpensive accommodation at the Komatsu Station.

Komatsu Airport car rentals are affordable and will save your time too. Carry your luggage easily in your preferred rental car. Choose an automated hired car that has features such as GPS to help you navigate around Komatsu easily.