Higashi Chaya District is one of Kanazawa’s most beautiful and historic neighborhoods. Once home to traditional teahouses, this area still preserves wooden buildings, stone-paved streets, and a calm atmosphere that reflects old Japan. In the morning, the district is especially peaceful — perfect for walking, photography, and enjoying local sweets without large crowds. It is also the best place to experience Kanazawa’s food culture, including gold leaf desserts, roasted tea drinks, and seasonal Japanese sweets. This tour allows you to enjoy Higashi Chaya not just as a sightseeing spot, but as a place to relax, taste, and feel the local lifestyle.

Kenrokuen is one of the Three Great Gardens of Japan, located in the heart of Kanazawa City. The garden is famous for its spacious layout, beautiful ponds, elegant bridges, and carefully designed landscapes that change with every season. In spring, cherry blossoms gently color the garden. In summer, fresh greenery creates a peaceful atmosphere. In autumn, vivid red and gold leaves reflect on the water. In winter, the iconic yukitsuri ropes protect the pine trees from heavy snow, creating a truly magical scene unique to Kanazawa. Kenrokuen is a place where visitors can slow down, enjoy nature, and experience the harmony of Japanese aesthetics and history. Whether you visit in the morning light or during a quiet stroll, Kenrokuen offers a calm and unforgettable moment in your journey through Kanazawa.

Kanazawa Castle Park is a historic landmark in Kanazawa, once home to the Maeda clan during the Edo period. With its stone walls, gates, and peaceful atmosphere, it’s a perfect place for a relaxing walk near Kenrokuen Garden.

The Nagamachi Samurai District is a historic area in Kanazawa where samurai families once lived during the Edo period. With its earthen walls, stone paths, and quiet streets, it’s a perfect place to enjoy the atmosphere of old Japan.