A preserved area where samurai families once lived. The Nomura Clan Samurai House is a key point of interest, offering a glimpse into the life of samurai warriors. Traditional earthen walls and narrow streets add to the authentic historical atmosphere.

One of the oldest Japanese house used to be owned by Nomura Samurai family with beautiful Japanese garden and tea ceremony room.

One of the most important shrines in Kanazawa, which worships the leader of Kanazawa Castle, Toshi-ie Maeda, and his wife, Matsu.

The Kanazawa Castle was the residence of the powerful Maeda clan. Visitors can explore the remains, including the Ishikawa-mon Gate, and learn about the castle’s role during the feudal era. The restored turrets and the park grounds offer insights into samurai history.

One of the Three Great Gardens of Japan. Known for its year-round beauty, it features the Kasumigaike Pond, Kotoji Lantern, and seasonal landscapes with cherry blossoms, autumn foliage, and serene pathways. A cultural and historical highlight of Kanazawa, it was once the outer garden of Kanazawa Castle.

One of the three Geisha districts in Kanazawa where many local people and geisha live; Geisha resident area

The iconic Geisha district where people can feel the history of Kanazawa's geisha and learn the difference from Kyoto's.