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

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

Even among those who know Kutani Ware as a form of ceramics, few are familiar with the entire process. Futamata Clay Factory is a true pottery lover’s destination: this company produces the specialized clay used by Kutani Ware a... More

Regardless of whether you are coming to Japan for the first time, or you’re an obsessed Japan lover, this intimate, private tour will be a unique experience to enhance your treasured memories to our beautiful city of Kanazawa. Y... 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

You will ride an electric bicycle instead of gas vehicles, so it is not only for S.D.G.s, but also for your health . Enjoy the scenery and well-established spots among those who are in the know of Kanazawa while the bicycle riding... More

Living in Kanazawa for many years, you'll discover the history of the town, but also the life of its inhabitants today, and of Japanese people in general. You'll meet craftsmen and locals, and spend a day immersed in a city of gas... 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

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

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

Fashion connoisseurs know that there’s more to luxury fashion than the designers’ names and patterns: the materials themselves are a crucial component to any fabric item, and the creators of these rarely get the same fame and ... More

Discover the enchanting regions nestled between Tokyo and Kyoto, where traditional Japanese culture meets breathtaking landscapes. This unique itinerary takes you through the picturesque towns of Kanazawa, Takayama, and the stunni... More

In recent years Central Japan has become increasingly popular as a stop along the Tokyo to Kyoto “Golden Route”. The reason for this, simply stated, is that Central Japan offers every experience the traveler could desire from ... More

Whether you're traveling solo, celebrating a special moment with a loved one, or gathering with friends and family, this unique experience captures the essence of Japan’s most exquisite garden in a series of professionally shot ... 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

Embark on a tranquil journey with our Kanazawa Garden Tour, where we'll meander through the town's most enchanting green havens as nature's beauty unfolds around every corner. Kanazawa is a beautiful city, well situated between th... 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

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

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

Visit the studio and gallery shop of a Kutani Ware ceramics maker, known for over a century for their gorgeous ornaments. The Miyasou Ceramics studio is rarely opened to the public, making this a precious opportunity to see the pr... More