• D. T. Suzuki Museum - Daisetz Teitaro Suzuki, a renowned Buddhist philosopher of Zen Buddhism, authored over 100 books and significantly contributed to the spread of Zen in the Western world. The museum serves as a serene oasis amidst the bustling city.
• Gyokusen-en - Gyokusen-en is a garden designed by the Wakita family, retainers of the Kaga clan. With a history dating back to the early Edo period (400 years ago), the garden predates the landscaping of Kenroku-en Garden. Visitors will have the opportunity to reflect on the unique design of this beautiful heritage site.
• Kenrokuen Garden - Kenrokuen is considered one of the three most beautiful gardens in Japan. The guide will explain the symbols and typical features of a strolling-style landscape garden. Kenrokuen is always stunning, no matter when you visit!
• Gyokusen-immaru Garden - Visitors will admire this charming traditional-style landscape garden, named after Gyokusenin, the wife of the second feudal lord.
• Oyama Shrine - On the way to Nagamachi, the Samurai district, visitors will pass through the Oyama Shrine, which boasts its own 400-year-old green oasis.
• Nomura Family Samurai House - The final stop is the Nomura Family House, a former Samurai residence with a breathtaking private garden. Visitors will enjoy the peaceful atmosphere, journey back in time, and the guide will explain the typical features of Samurai houses.
• Kanazawa Castle Park - Kanazawa Castle was the residence of the Maeda family, who ruled this region during the Edo period. Visitors will walk through the park on the way to Gyokusen Inmaru Garden, and the guide will share insights into Kanazawa’s rich and unique history and cultural heritage.

• Entrance fees to all gardens
• English speaking guide

• Insurance
• Transportation fees
• entrance fees to the Gardens (about 2000 JPY/Pers)

Embark on a tranquil journey with our Kanazawa Garden Tour, where we’ll meander through the town’s most enchanting green havens as nature’s beauty unfolds around every corner. Kanazawa is a beautiful city, well situated between the Japanese Alps and the sea of Japan. There is much to discover in Kanazawa but especially the gardens are just wonderful. Because it was one of the 5 most important cities during feudal times, Kanazawa had a real “Arts and crafts blossom” during the Edo-period. This rich heritage remained preserved until today. This tour goes off the beaten path to show you some of the most gorgeous traditional gardens in Kanazawa.

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