Ishikawa Prefecture steps up efforts to attract South Korean golfers! The economic impact of package tours combining hot springs and food (Minna no Golf Digest)

Ishikawa Prefecture has announced a policy of actively attracting South Korean golfers and seeking economic benefits through package tours combining hot springs and dining.

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Ishikawa Prefecture is strengthening efforts to attract golfers from South Korea and promoting the introduction of package tours combining hot springs and food.

The Richard Mille Charity Tournament 2026 was held this season at Togi-no-dai Country Club, drawing considerable attention.

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RegionsIshikawa Prefecture has indicated a policy of stepping up efforts to attract South Korean golfers.

MeasuresThe prefecture is considering introducing package tours combining hot springs and food.

VenueThe Togi-no-dai Country Club announced that it would host a charity tournament.

Event nameRichard Mille Charity Tournament 2026

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