Kanazawa Highlights: Garden, Castle, Samurai & Geisha+Taxi

【Meeting point】 We will pick up customers from hotels. 【Pick up time】 Customers can decide the pick up time at their hotel between 8:30am to 02:00pm. Please let us know the time in the special requirement section.

(Highly Recommended) One of the Three Great Gardens of Japan, admired for its seasonal beauty and harmonious design.(optional)

(Highly Recommended) Once home to the powerful Maeda clan, the castle grounds reflect the city’s rich feudal history.(optional)

(Highly Recommended) A beautifully preserved geisha district where you can stroll past traditional teahouses and learn about Kanazawa’s cultural heritage.(optional)

(Highly Recommended) Walk through historic streets where samurai once lived, complete with earthen walls and traditional homes.(optional)

(Highly Recommended) In Kanazawa, a city known for its rich tradition of craftsmanship, you can not only enjoy sightseeing but also take part in hands-on experiences that bring you closer to the work of skilled artisans. Here, you can choose one of the following craft experiences: (Optional) 1. Japanese Sweets (Wagashi) Making with a Professional Wagashi Craftsman 2. Painting of Daruma Dolls 3. Gold Leaf Application Experience Note: Availability of experiences may vary depending on the date and time. If you have a preferred activity, please let us know in advance. However, please understand that some activities may not be available due to scheduling. Note: The cost of these experiences is not included. Prices per person are as follows: ・Wagashi Making: ¥1,450 ・Painting of Daruma Dolls: ¥1,300 ・Gold Leaf Application: From ¥1,400 to ¥2,050 (depending on the item you choose to decorate)

(Highly Recommended) Often called “Kanazawa’s kitchen,” this bustling market offers a wide variety of fresh seafood, local produce, and regional delicacies.(optional)

A quiet, atmospheric district lined with elegant wooden buildings along the Asano River.(optional)

A serene space honoring the life and teachings of Zen philosopher Daisetz Suzuki, blending nature and architecture.(optional)

Featuring thought-provoking works by Japanese and international artists in a striking circular building.(optional)

Known for its unique blend of Japanese, Chinese, and Western design, this shrine is a symbol of Kanazawa’s openness to outside influences.(optional, tour ends at last stop)

A quaint, historical geisha quarter known for its elegant teahouses, quiet charm, and beautifully preserved Edo-period architecture. (Optional)

A deceptively simple-looking temple filled with hidden rooms, secret tunnels, and clever defensive features designed to protect against intruders. (Optional) Note: Once you let us know that you’d like to visit the Ninja Temple, we will call to make a reservation. Please note that availability is limited, so entry may not be possible depending on the schedule. In that case, we will visit an alternative site. Note: Inside the temple, the tour is conducted in Japanese by temple staff, and guides are not allowed to interpret during the tour. Instead, your guide will explain the key points in English before or after the visit. • Admission Ticket Not Included

Lunch with your guide at a recommended local restaurant Your guide will take you to their favorite spot. Enjoy casual conversation together over the meal. (Optional) Note: If you choose this option, you will have time to visit only two other spots.