Kenrokuen Garden

Kenrokuen Garden is a well-known Japanese landscape garden with seasonal features. Visitors can see Kasumigaike Pond and the Kotoji Lantern, which are popular photo spots. The garden changes with the seasons, showing cherry blossoms in spring, colorful leaves in autumn, and snow-covered trees in winter. Its grounds include ponds, streams, bridges, and historic teahouses, which can be explored during the one-hour visit.

60 min

Kanazawa Castle

Kanazawa Castle is a historic site reflecting the samurai era. Guests can explore the large castle grounds, including notable structures like the Ishikawa-Mon gate and the Higashi Yagura Turret. The castle features distinctive stone architecture, all available to see during the 30-minute stop.

30 min

Omicho Market

Omicho Market, called Kanazawa’s Kitchen of the City, has about 170 shops selling fresh seafood, vegetables, fruits, and local food. Visitors spend 30 minutes tasting specialties such as sushi, Kanazawa-style croquettes, oden, fresh fruits, and grilled skewers. Guests are advised to inform the guide about any food allergies or restrictions before the tour.

30 min

Kanazawa Higashi Chayagai Kaikaro

The Higashi Chaya District is a historic tea house quarter with stone-paved streets and wooden buildings featuring latticed windows and vermilion walls. Many buildings are cultural heritage sites. Visitors have one hour to walk the streets and may participate in gold leaf crafts, tea ceremonies, and sample local sweets and matcha in nearby cafes.

60 min

Ruins of Nagamachi Bukeyashiki

The Nagamachi Samurai District preserves the samurai lifestyle with canals, historic residences such as Nomura-ke (which requires an entrance fee), and gardens. The area features preserved earthen walls and stone-paved streets. This 40-minute visit offers a view of Edo-period living close to Kanazawa’s modern center.

40 min