Showcases Kanazawa's famed gold-leaf craft with exhibits and hands-on demos—learn how ultra-thin gold is made and applied.

Charming Edo-period streets lined with sake breweries, craft shops and preserved merchant houses — atmospheric any season.

A Shinto shrine near Kenrokuen where visitors can enjoy peaceful grounds, seasonal festivals and traditional rituals.

Historic samurai neighborhood with earthen walls, narrow lanes and preserved residences—perfect for strolling and time-travel vibes.

Atmospheric historic teahouse quarter with preserved wooden facades, traditional shops, and ochaya where geisha once performed.

Small museum dedicated to stamps and postal history—interesting for collectors and those curious about postal heritage.

One of Japan's most celebrated strolling gardens, famed for seasonal beauty and tranquil ponds—ideal for photos and peaceful walks.

Innovative contemporary art museum with rotating exhibitions and the famous circular glass building—engaging for all ages.

A tranquil hot-spring town on Kanazawa's outskirts offering ryokan stays, soothing baths and rustic mountain ambiance.

A traditional teahouse offering matcha and sweets in a historic setting—ideal for a tranquil cultural break.

Architectural landmark featuring the impressive Tsuzumi Gate and modern concourse—gateway to Kanazawa's attractions.

Iconic wooden gate at Kanazawa Station resembling hand drums—an instantly recognizable photo spot and city symbol.

Elegant samurai-era villa with ornate rooms, painted screens and a scenic garden—showcasing elite domestic life.

Famous for hidden rooms, secret passages and defensive designs—an intriguing temple nicknamed 'Ninja Temple'.

Historic samurai stronghold with restored turrets and scenic grounds next to Kenrokuen—great for history buffs and photos.