A spacious park housing the well-preserved Kanazawa Castle, offering a glimpse into Japan's feudal past.

One of Japan's 'Three Great Gardens', featuring a harmonious blend of Japanese and Chinese garden designs.

A traditional district with charming streets, old-style houses, and local stores selling unique Kanazawa products.

The illuminated Kenrokuen Garden at night, offering a romantic and peaceful atmosphere.

A street filled with gold leaf products and traditional craft shops, offering a glimpse into Kanazawa's gold leaf history.

A beautifully restored villa showcasing the opulence of the Maeda family, the rulers of Kaga domain.

A district filled with samurai residences and historical sites, showcasing the feudal era of Kanazawa.

A museum showcasing art from the Edo period to contemporary pieces, including a vast collection by Kiyochika.

A Buddhist temple featuring a massive wooden Buddha statue and beautiful gardens, offering a peaceful retreat.

A modern art museum featuring works from famous artists like Monet and Picasso, as well as contemporary Japanese artists.

A scenic river flowing through Kanazawa, offering beautiful views and opportunities for riverboat rides.

A modern aquarium featuring a variety of marine life from around the world, including the Pacific Ocean's cold-water creatures.

A workshop where you can try your hand at making gold leaf products, learning about this traditional Kanazawa craft.

A unique park where you can create and play with sand sculptures, inspired by the Tottori Sand Dunes.

A traditional hot spring village featuring several onsen (hot spring baths) and ryokan (traditional inns), offering a relaxing getaway.