• Kenrokuen Garden - Celebrated as one of Japan’s “three most beautiful landscape gardens,” Kenrokuen offers a delightful walk through ponds, hills, and historic teahouses, displaying breathtaking beauty throughout the year.
• Higashi Chaya District - Travel back in time in the Higashi Chaya District, Kanazawa’s largest and most enchanting geisha district. Discover beautifully preserved wooden teahouses, explore gold leaf crafts, and enjoy the traditional atmosphere.
• Omicho Market - Immerse yourself in “Kanazawa’s Kitchen” at Omicho Market, a bustling and lively market with over 170 stalls. Taste incredibly fresh seafood (such as the local nodoguro), sample regional snacks, and experience the city’s culinary essence.
• Kanazawa Castle - Next to Kenrokuen, Kanazawa Castle Park boasts impressive gates and reconstructed storehouses (GoJukken Nagaya) crafted using traditional methods. Ascend the walls for panoramic views of the city and delve into its rich feudal past.
• Ruins of Nagamachi Bukeyashiki - Stroll through the winding earthen-walled lanes of the Nagamachi Samurai District, once the residence of Kanazawa’s elite samurai. Visit the Nomura-ke, a restored samurai home offering a rare insight into warrior life.
• 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art - Engage with art in a distinctive circular building at the 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art. This captivating museum features interactive and thought-provoking installations, notably including Leandro Erlich’s “The Swimming Pool.”
• Myoryuji - Ninja Temple - Uncover the mysteries of Myoryuji, famously known as the “Ninja Temple.” This intriguing building is a defensive marvel, filled with hidden traps, secret passages, and false floors. (Note: Advance reservation is required).
• D. T. Suzuki Museum - Experience tranquility at the D.T. Suzuki Museum, a peaceful space dedicated to the renowned Buddhist philosopher. The stunning minimalist architecture and reflective “Water Mirror Garden” provide an ideal setting for quiet contemplation.
• Oyama Shrine - Explore Oyama Shrine, dedicated to the first lord of the Maeda clan. Its most remarkable feature is the unique main gate, a fascinating blend of traditional Japanese, Chinese, and European architectural styles, including Dutch stained glass.
• Kanazawa Yasue Gold Leaf Museum - Explore the craft that defines Kanazawa at the Yasue Gold Leaf Museum. Discover the intricate, meticulous process of hammering gold into whisper-thin sheets and admire beautiful artifacts adorned in gold.

• Hotel pickup
• English-Speaking Local Guide

Kanazawa is renowned for its beautifully preserved Edo-era (17th century) districts, art museums, and local handicrafts. During the Edo period, Kanazawa was among the top five cities in Japan, alongside Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto, and Nagoya. There is so much to experience and enjoy in its rich cultural heritage! Embark on a journey to explore Kanazawa with a private guide!

• A moderate amount of walking is included. Please wear comfortable walking shoes.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.