Embark on a scenic journey from Kanazawa to Kyoto, enjoying lush landscapes and cultural heritage. We recommend that you explore Kanazawa's historic sites, then visit Kyoto's iconic landmarks. Convenient and Stress Free Travel No... More

A number of sake breweries have opened themselves up to tours, but few of these breweries have the same focus on traditional techniques and the finest possible results. Nishide Shuzo Sake Brewery still uses old-fashioned wooden eq... More

Kanazawa is one of the three major confectionery areas in Japan. The Sono Residence was built in 1921, and each room of the residence and its tea ceremony room was built under the guidance of the Omotesenke Iemoto, a master of the... More

The tour begins with a visit to Kenrokuen Garden, considered one of the most scenic spots in Japan, where visitors can see the seasonal expressions of the Kaga feudal lords who ruled the area. The next stop is the 21st Century Mus... More

Rent a kimono for selfies and create unique memories during your Japan trip in just 30 minutes! Enjoy unlimited original shots and receive all your photo data via transfer. We're just a minute's walk from Kanazawa's famous Higashi... More

Explore the world famous UNESCO village on our full-day Shirakawago & Kanazawa tour from Kanazawa station! Admire the picturesque landscapes in Shirakawa-go in the morning, then return to Kanazawa to visit must-see attractions lik... More

Enjoy a tour of a Kutani Ware ceramic studio located in a neighborhood of ceramic artisans, personally guided by Kazuka Asakura, the fourth-generation head of the kiln. In addition to learning about the studio, guests are also sho... More

Our tour offers the best route to some of Kanazawa's must-see spots and many of its lesser known gems, in one day on foot. Our knowledgeable guides will ensure you come away with an enriched understanding of the culture of Kanazaw... More

Step beyond the familiar and dive into the world of Washoku, Japan’s centuries-old culinary tradition recognized by UNESCO as an Intangible Cultural Heritage. Rooted in harmony, seasonality, and meticulous preparation, Washoku i... More