The Nagamachi Yuzenkan is located in the Nagamachi Samurai District, just a 5-minute walk south of the Korinbo bus stop. Buses from Kanazawa Station (Kenrokuen Exit) take about 10 minutes to reach Korinbo. You can take JR buses (covered by the Japan Rail Pass) or the Kanazawa Loop Bus, with a one-way fare of 210 yen.





Nagamachi Yuzenkan
Nagamachi Yuzenkan (長町友禅館) is a captivating silk painting workshop situated on the grounds of a former samurai residence, offering visitors a rare chance to witness the intricate art of yuzen, a traditional method of silk painting. Skilled artists work diligently at the workshop, blending vibrant colors and creating elaborate patterns on delicate silk fabric. The craftsmanship on display reflects centuries of artistry, allowing visitors to gain a deeper understanding and appreciation for this culturally significant practice, which has long been an integral part of Kanazawa’s heritage.
While exploring the workshop, visitors can watch the artists as they demonstrate the meticulous techniques that bring these stunning designs to life. The historical backdrop of the building, once inhabited by samurai, adds a layer of authenticity, enhancing the overall experience. The combination of traditional artistry in a centuries-old setting makes Nagamachi Yuzenkan a must-visit for those interested in Japanese crafts, whether you're an art lover or simply curious about the cultural legacy of Kanazawa.
Hours and Fees
- Opening hours
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9:30 AM to 5:00 PM
- Closed
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Tuesdays and Wednesdays (also from December to February)
- Entrance fee
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350 yen
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