The city of Kanazawa, with its beautiful gardens, historic districts and delicious local foods, is more than just the sights within it. Why not get hands-on experience with Japanese and local cultural activities while exploring so... More

Experience our Half Day Private Tour with Photoshoot by photographer in Kanazawa! Embark on a serene journey through the picturesque landscapes of Japan as you make your way to the heart of the city. Upon your arrival, meet your ... More

Abutting the remarkable Toyama Bay, Takaoka is a city with a diverse history of over 350 years. Known as the “Kitchen of Kanazawa”, it produced large amounts of food, metal working and pottery. As the second city of the Kaga D... More

Our Kanazawa Tour is a private tour where we will explore the capital of Ishikawa Prefecture, a city of nearly half a million people, famous for its Geisha districts, Samurai houses, gold leaf crafts, ceramics, kimonos, gardens, a... More

A one-day tour starting from Kanazawa Station (or from your hotel if it is near the station or central area of the city), followed by the gold leaf experience, a visit to Omicho Market, a quick stop at Oyama Shrine and then a make... More

The Coast of the Sea of Japan has so much variety, from the beautiful golden beaches to beautifully treacherous cliffs. Tojinbo and the northwest area of Fukui is widely known for its dramatic cliffs, interesting rock formations a... More

Book your private transfer from Kanazawa Cruise Port to Nagoya city hotels. Avoid the hassle of waiting in long taxi or shared shuttle queues and use our private, door-to-door airport transfer. Your driver will be waiting for yo... More

The only Kutani ceramic kiln in Kanazawa, opened in 1870 (Meiji 3). We make ceranics by manual from clay blending, shaping on the wheel to final coloring. We sell Kutani ware pottery made by our kiln, and also offer studio tours, ... More

Experience the Samurai spirit through "KENDO," where even beginners can enjoy this traditional martial art in a fun and engaging way. Unlike conventional kendo, this program emphasizes "Kind Enjoy Natural Design Open," making it a... More

Let's explore the historical photogenic Kanazawa, such as Kenrokuen, here is one of Japan's three famous gardens, Higashi-Chaya District, where old-fashioned restaurants and teahouses line up with narrow alleys and senbon lattices... More

The stunning Japanese Alps stretch from the Pacific Ocean to the Sea of Japan with beautiful scenery throughout. In the Northern Alps in Toyama prefecture is the famous Tateyama-Kurobe Alpine Route. This route stretches across a m... More

Use die₋cut masking tape and apply gold leaf. Masking tapes come in a variety of designs. It is a simple experience that even first₋timers can do. You can experience traditional crafts in a traditional town typical of Japan.... More

Embark on a journey to Kanazawa, a city that retains its rich history and important tourist attractions, and experience the facets of the Edo period as they were in those days. Please select from the options if you would like to p... More

The tour starts from Kanazawa Station. You will ride an electric bicycle instead of gas vehicles from the station, and you can enjoy the scenery of Kanazawa while the riding. You will experience to write your name by calligraphy a... 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

While travelling to Kyoto from Kanazawa one of the hectic is to change trains several times. Our service is the best way to get rid of trains and their fixed schedules as our service is flexible as compared to the local transporta... More

Experience a hassle-free transfer service between Nagoya Airport and downtown Nagoya or the surrounding cities Be greeted by a friendly driver who will wait for you at the arrival hall of the airport Sit back and relax inside a pr... More

Kanazawa’s cultural richness offers a unique charm distinct from both Tokyo and Kyoto. During the Edo period, Kanazawa was known as "Kaga Hyakumangoku," one of Japan’s largest cities. The Maeda family, who ruled the domain, fo... More

Beautiful beaches, old temples and shrines and a unique astronautical museum await you in the city of Hakui. Less than an hour north of Kanazawa on the Noto peninsula, this city is truly a slice of rural paradise. The beaches here... More

A short distance outside of the city center of Kanazawa is Tsurugi, a small town often overlooked by tourists to the area. Tsurugi has 2,000 years of history as an important site for religious worship and two of the shrines in the... More