Iida

Japanese: 飯田 - いいだ

Located in northern Ishikawa Prefecture, at the northeastern tip of the Noto Peninsula, this is an old town area in the center of Suzu City. It faces Iida Bay and is home to Iida Port. In 1954, it merged with two towns and six villages - Takaramachi, Shoinmachi, Kamito Village, Wakayama Village, Nao Village, Misaki Village, Saikai Village, and Takojima Village - to form Suzu City. It is home to many government offices and is a lively commercial area. It is the starting point for bus transportation in Oku-Noto, and with resort facilities, it is a base for tourism in Oku-Noto. On the 2nd and 7th of each month, a morning market of agricultural and marine products is held, bringing in a lot of people.

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Japanese:

石川県北部，能登半島北東端，珠洲市中部の旧町域。飯田湾に臨み，飯田港がある。1954年宝立町，正院町，上戸村，若山村，直村，三崎村，西海村，蛸島村の 2町 6村と合体して珠洲市となった。官公庁が集まり，商業活動も活発。奥能登のバス交通の起点をなし，リゾート施設もあって奥能登観光の拠点となっている。毎月 2日と 7日には農水産物の朝市でにぎわう。

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