Kanazawa Experience
Areas
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Kanazawa Area
Kanazawa is a charming city known for its beautiful gardens, like Kenrokuen, and historical districts. It blends tradition with modern attractions, including fresh seafood and crafts like Kaga yuzen.
Kenrokuen Garden
A stunning, centuries-old Japanese garden known for its seasonal beauty and tranquility.
Kanazawa Castle Park
historic site featuring the ruins of Kanazawa Castle, with beautiful gardens and traditional architecture.
Higashi Chaya District
A historic area with traditional teahouses, offering a glimpse into Kanazawa's rich cultural past.
Nagamachi Samurai District
That features well-preserved samurai residences and offers a peek into the lifestyle of feudal-era Japan.
Oyama Shrine
A historic shrine in Kanazawa, known for its unique red Karahafu gate and tranquil atmosphere.
Daijōji Temple
A peaceful temple with a beautiful garden, perfect for quiet reflection.
Seisonkaku
A luxurious samurai residence built for the Maeda family's mother, showcasing Edo-period architecture.
Utatsuyama & Teramachi Temple District
A district with many family temples of samurai clans, offering a historical atmosphere.
Myōryū-ji (Ninja Temple)
Known for its hidden rooms and tricks, making visitors feel like ninjas.
Kanazawa Noh Theater
A venue for traditional Noh and Kyogen performances, preserving classical Japanese theater.
Kanazawa Shrine
A shrine dedicated to Maeda Toshiie, offering blessings for academics and military success.
Kurikara Fudo-ji Temple
A historic temple famous for its Fudo Myoo statue and peaceful setting.
Kanazawa Night View Spot
Stunning panoramic view of Kanazawa's city lights at night.
Kanazawa Onsenkyō
A collection of hot spring resorts near Kanazawa, offering relaxation in nature.
21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art
A renowned museum showcasing innovative and diverse works of contemporary art in a unique, circular building.
Ōmichō Market
Kanazawa’s largest fresh food market, famous for its seafood, local produce, and vibrant atmosphere.
Kanazawa Phonograph Museum
A collection of vintage phonographs and records, offering a glimpse into early sound technology.
Musashigatsuji & Kanazawa Station Area
A lively district with shopping, dining, and modern attractions, serving as the city’s transportation hub.
Ishikawa Prefectural Museum of Art
Showcasing traditional crafts and contemporary art, including Kaga Yuzen textiles.
Korinbo
A lively shopping district in the heart of Kanazawa, known for its boutiques and vibrant atmosphere.
Kaga Yuzen Hall
A center for Kaga Yuzen dyeing, where visitors can see exhibits and try hands-on experiences.
Izumi Kyōka Memorial Museum
A museum dedicated to the works of author Izumi Kyōka.
Ishikawa Prefectural History Museum (Red Brick Museum)
A museum in a red brick building showcasing Ishikawa’s history and culture.
Taniguchi Yoshirō Memorial Kanazawa Architecture Museum
A museum honoring architect Yoshirō Taniguchi, displaying his architectural designs.
Motenashi Dome
A welcoming glass-domed facility near Kanazawa Station with cafes, shops, and tourist information.
D.T. Suzuki Museum
A museum dedicated to D.T. Suzuki, featuring serene Zen-inspired spaces and beautiful gardens.
Shirakawa-go & Gokayama Area
Shirakawa-go and Gokayama are UNESCO World Heritage villages known for their traditional gassho-zukuri farmhouses. They showcase Japan’s rural life and unique architecture.
Shirakawa-go
A UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its iconic gassho-zukuri houses and picturesque landscapes.
Gokayama
A historic region with traditional gassho-zukuri villages, offering a quieter, more serene experience than Shirakawa-go.
Kaga Areas
Kaga area is known for its hot springs, traditional crafts, and historic landmarks, offering a blend of culture and nature.
Natadera Temple
A historic Buddhist temple known for its beautiful gardens and steep cliffs.
Kitaya Family Residence
A preserved traditional merchant house that provides insight into feudal Japan's culture and lifestyle.
Hime Shrine
A peaceful Shinto shrine offering a connection to nature and spiritual tranquility.
Park Shishiku
A scenic park with hiking trails and a viewpoint offering stunning views of the surrounding area.
Kasa-no-misaki Cape
A picturesque cape offering stunning ocean views and a great spot for photography.
Komatsu Mining Machinery
Ride on a mining machine and learn about Komatsu’s large-scale machinery.
Koke no Sato
A serene moss village that showcases the beauty of moss gardens and natural landscapes.
Shiramine Village
A historical village located at the foot of Mount Hakusan, known for its old houses and rural charm.
Kaga Hashidate Coast
A scenic area with a famous bridge, perfect for sightseeing and exploring local nature.
Kakusenkei Gorge
A scenic valley with tranquil streams and vibrant foliage, perfect for a relaxing walk.
Ishikawa Zoo
A local zoo with diverse animal species, great for family visits and animal lovers.
Fureai Insectarium
An insect museum offering hands-on experiences and educational exhibits about insects and their ecosystems.
Science Hills Komatsu
A science and technology museum offering interactive exhibits and educational experiences for visitors of all ages.
Ishikawa Kutaniyaki Museum
A museum showcasing the traditional Kutani porcelain with beautiful exhibits of craftsmanship.
Nakaya Ukichiro Snow Science Museum
A fascinating museum dedicated to snow science, featuring exhibits on snowflakes and winter weather.
Japan Automobile Museum
A collection of classic cars and automotive history, showcasing Japan's innovation in the automotive industry.
Kaga Kokufu Story Museum
A museum dedicated to the history and culture of the Kaga region, with exhibits on its ancient capital.
Noto Areas
Noto area features rugged coastlines, beautiful rural landscapes, and rich cultural heritage, perfect for nature lovers and history enthusiasts.
Myōjō-ji Temple
A historic temple known for its serene atmosphere and beautiful gardens.
Keta Taisha
A revered shrine, important for local spiritual practices and history.
Nanao Castle Ruins
The remains of a historic castle, offering panoramic views of the Nanao Bay.
Sōjiji Temple
A key temple and head of the Soto Zen school.
Shiroyone Senmaida
Beautiful terraced rice fields offering stunning views, especially during sunset.
Ganmon
A coastal area known for its dramatic rock formations and beautiful sea views.
Noto Kongo & Yase no Dangai
Noto Kongo has rugged cliffs, and Yase no Dangai offers stunning ocean views.
Rokkōzaki & Kinohura Coast
Rokkōzaki is a scenic cape, and Kinohura Coast features beautiful beaches.
Amenomiya Kofun Group
A burial site with ancient burial mounds, offering insights into the region's history.
Mitsukejima Island
A small island with a distinctive rock formation, known as "The Tortoise Island.
Magaki-no-Sato
A traditional village known for its unique bamboo fences.
Masuho-ga-ura
A scenic coastal area known for its beautiful beaches and serene atmosphere.
Tsukumo Bay
Tsukumo Bay is a scenic coastal area known for its beautiful landscapes and clear waters.
Chirihama Nagisa Driveway
A unique beach drive that allows you to drive along the sandy shore.
Noto Island Aquarium
A family-friendly aquarium with marine life exhibits unique to the Noto region.
Noto Satoyama Satoumi Museum
A museum highlights the unique culture and nature of the Noto Peninsula.
Hanayome Noren Museum
A museum dedicated to the Bridal Curtain in Noto, Kaga, and Ecchu provinces
Nanao Art Museum
Nanao Art Museum exhibits a collection of local art and historical works.