Changmachi Buddhist temple
Wearing Kaga-style Yuzen kimono, walking through the teahouse street and samurai residence remains in Kanazawa, experiencing a time travel. In addition to the kimono experience, you can also experience Yuzen dyeing at Yuzen-kan.
Jiahe youchan Hall
Live production performances by experts, introductions to manufacturing engineering, presentations of goods, and more. Visitors can try on Kaga Yuzen kimono and experience Kanazawa City's traditional crafts.
Shichuan County Art Museum
The exterior of the Ishikawa Prefectural Museum of Art appears plain, but the interior is quite elegant and uses stone and glass as building materials, with exquisite and gorgeous exhibitions. In the quiet atmosphere, art pieces can be appreciated very well.
In addition to the performance of Noh theater and introduction of various aspects of Noh, visitors here can also experience trying on Noh costumes, which is very interesting.
Kenrokuen Garden, located in the center of Kanazawa, Japan, is an elegant and exquisite Japanese-style garden. It is one of the three most famous gardens in Japan due to its grand scale and artistic beauty. The garden, which was constructed by several generations of the Maeda family, features a large central pond surrounded by Japanese-style rock formations and pavilions, offering panoramic views from any location. Inspired by an ancient legend, the design concept includes multiple small islands in the pond facing the sea, where immortal beings from myths reside, symbolizing eternal youth and prosperity for the Maeda family. Kenrokuen Garden is renowned for its unique landscape elements, including grandeur, tranquility, artistry, antiquity, water features, and distant views, making it a representative of Japanese gardens. The iconic koto-shaped lanterns scattered throughout the garden and the water fountains that use natural water pressure created by elevation differences are among its most famous features. Each season in Kenrokuen Garden showcases different natural beauty, including cherry blossoms and plum blossoms in spring, rhododendrons and irises in summer, vibrant autumn foliage, and a touch of poetic beauty with snow on the pine trees after November 1st each year.
