• Kanazawa Castle - Once home to the influential Maeda clan, Kanazawa Castle invites visitors to explore its historic remains, such as the Ishikawa-mon Gate, and discover its significance during the feudal period. The restored turrets and surrounding park provide a fascinating look into samurai history.
• Kenrokuen Garden - Celebrated as one of Japan’s Three Great Gardens, Kenrokuen is renowned for its beauty throughout the year. It showcases the Kasumigaike Pond, Kotoji Lantern, and stunning seasonal landscapes, including cherry blossoms and autumn leaves. This cultural and historical gem was formerly the outer garden of Kanazawa Castle.
• Ruins of Nagamachi Bukeyashiki - This well-preserved area offers a glimpse into the lives of samurai families. The Nomura Clan Samurai House stands out as a major attraction, providing insight into the samurai way of life. The traditional earthen walls and narrow streets enhance the authentic historical ambiance.
• Higashi Chaya District - 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art (for those extending their visit): This modern art museum features innovative installations. Omicho Market: Kanazawa’s lively seafood market, ideal for a quick visit to savor local specialties.

• Tour guide’s “PUBLIC” transportation fee. (Not other type of transportation fee such as taxi)
• 3 or 4 hours walking tour, exploring highlights and hidden gems
• Hotel meet-up (available on request for central location)
• Private and personalized walking tour with a passionate local

• Any Foods and Drinks
• Guests’ transportation fee for any public transportations (ex. train, bus, taxi etc.)

This tour provides an opportunity to immerse in Kanazawa’s local culture while exploring Japanese history and the profound religious beliefs that have shaped the city’s identity. Participants will enjoy a harmonious blend of natural beauty, history, and tradition, from walking through tranquil gardens to visiting historic samurai residences.

Sample Itinerary for a 4-hour Tour:

– Kenrokuen Garden
Begin the day by visiting Kenrokuen Garden, renowned as one of Japan’s top three gardens.

– Kanazawa Castle Park
A short walk from Kenrokuen leads to Kanazawa Castle Park.

– Nagamachi Samurai District
Visitors can view the well-preserved samurai homes and earthen walls.

– Higashi Chaya District
Explore a traditional geisha district with beautifully maintained wooden teahouses.

– End of Tour
Concludes with free time to further explore Kanazawa or enjoy a meal in the city.

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