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Nagamachi Yuzenkan offers a rare chance to watch skilled artists create intricate silk paintings. Step into a former samurai residence and witness this beautiful art form in action.

Nagamachi is a samurai district near Kanazawa Castle with preserved residences, narrow lanes, and canals. Visit Nomura-ke for samurai history and Shinise Kinenkan Museum for merchant life.

Maeda Tosanokami-ke Shiryokan showcases the history of the Maeda family with samurai armor and artifacts. English audio guides are available for a deeper understanding of the clan’s legacy.

Kenrokuen in Kanazawa is one of Japan's "three most beautiful landscape gardens." Explore its seasonal beauty, iconic lanterns, traditional teahouses, and peaceful walking paths in a historic setting.

Kanazawa Castle, once home to the Maeda Clan, is a must-see for history lovers. Explore restored turrets, gates, and the tranquil Gyokuseninmaru Garden, all offering a glimpse into Japan’s past.

Kaikaro Teahouse offers a unique, traditional tea experience in Kanazawa's Higashi Chaya District. Enjoy a cup of freshly brewed tea as part of the admission, immersing yourself in tea culture.

Kaga-tobi Dezomeshiki Festival, held every January at Kanazawa Castle, showcases fearless firefighters performing acrobatic feats atop ladders in traditional outfits. A thrilling winter tradition!

Kaga Hanshi, a historical building in Nagamachi, features a beautiful strolling garden, offering a peaceful escape in the heart of Kanazawa’s historic district.

Hyakumangoku Festival celebrates Lord Maeda Toshiie’s legacy with a grand parade, traditional performances, and a festive atmosphere in Kanazawa every June. Don’t miss it!

Asakusa Culture Tourist Information Center is a must-visit with its striking design and great views. Enjoy travel tips, free Wi-Fi, and a café, plus an observation deck overlooking Sensoji Temple and Nakamise!