Kenrokuen Garden is one of Japan’s most celebrated landscape gardens. Guests will stroll through carefully designed paths featuring ponds, bridges, tea houses, and seasonal scenery, while learning about traditional garden design and the garden’s history through the changing seasons.

Higashi Chaya District is Kanazawa’s most famous preserved teahouse area. Guests will walk along narrow streets lined with wooden chaya buildings, learn about geisha culture, and see traditional townhouses, small shrines, and quiet backstreets that reflect the city’s Edo-period atmosphere.

Nagamachi Samurai District was once home to Kanazawa’s samurai class. Guests will explore earthen walls, stone-paved lanes, and preserved canals, while hearing stories about samurai life, social structure, and how this area has been carefully maintained.

Kinpakuya Sakuda Gold Leaf Shop & Workshop is a long-established gold leaf shop showcasing one of Kanazawa’s most famous traditional crafts. Guests will learn how gold leaf is made, see beautifully crafted gold-decorated items, and gain insight into why Kanazawa produces the majority of Japan’s gold leaf, with the option to observe or participate in hands-on workshop activities.