Step into Kanazawa’s timeless charm as you stroll through Kenrokuen Garden, the elegant geisha districts, and quiet samurai residences. This tour is more than sightseeing—you immerse yourself in the layers of Japanese culture ... More

Embark on an exclusive journey through four of Kanazawa’s most distinguished heritage sites, guided by a knowledgeable private guide who will provide clear and insightful explanations of the city’s history and culture. Discov... 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

This 2-day tour from Kanazawa offers a comprehensive exploration of the Kaga region, featuring traditional crafts like Kutani glass painting, natural wonders such as Natadera Temple and Kakusenkei Gorge, culinary experiences inclu... 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

This tour takes you through the historic villages of Shirakawa-go and Takayama, where you can experience Japan's traditional landscapes and cultural heritage. Ideal for travelers seeking to immerse themselves in the serene beauty ... More

The tour begins with a visit to Kenrokuen Garden, considered one of the most scenic spots in Japan, where visitors can see the seasonal expressions of the Kaga feudal lords who ruled the area. The next stop is the 21st Century Mus... 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 Noto Peninsula is often called a “treasure trove of marine fermentation.” Here, traditions such as Ishiru fish sauce, sweet kome-ame malt syrup, seafood-friendly miso and soy sauce, and seasonal local sake have been passed... More

Noto has become one of the most popular cycling destination in Japan thanks to its huge variety of landscapes and deep cultural heritage. Unfortunately, being a remote rural area, there is yet no facility for independant travelers... More

Explore Omicho Market with a Kanazawa-born guide. The headline promise: you will eat authentic, chef-made sushi, hand-shaped before you—featuring Kanazawa classics like nodoguro (seasonal), amaebi, and other ultra-fresh local fi... More