nice to meet you. Born and raised in Kanazawa. About 400 years ago, our ancestors came to Kanazawa with Toshiie Maeda. The son of a shrine in the city that has continued since the Edo period (*I only tell this to those who are really connected to it.) I always use my unique perspective to learn about the world and things that people don't understand, such as the etymology of words and the flow of history. A simple explanation of ``art'' from the wisdom and rituals of our ancestors (*Art in general. Everyone is happy with the writing.) ``Not only an old city, but a new city.'' Reminiscing about the past and learning about the new. It's not just traditional. We inherit what our predecessors left behind and make it new. The coexistence of old and new. If you want to know the future, unravel the past. That is ``chishin from the past.'' Let's go and live in Kanazawa and Iki, my favorite cities.
| Number of staff | 1persons |
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| Selling points regarding safety | This is a sightseeing tour that takes you through Kanazawa city. It's basically safe. I am familiar with the area because I used to walk and bike to school in the city. Dangerous areas are bridges where the road narrows and bicycles and pedestrians intersect. I'll be careful about that. The roads in Kanazawa are narrow. Because it is so narrow, even Kanazawa citizens avoid coming by car. Only people who live there drive through. Also, tourist cars sometimes get lost, but because the roads are narrow and there are a lot of tourists, they can't drive too fast. It's safe. However, snow in Kanazawa contains a lot of moisture and can be slippery. When it snows, please wear rain boots or shoes with grooves. *Even if you slip, it's just a ``bad luck'', so it's safe. |
| Operating hours | April to October 9:00 to 17:00 November to March 9:00 to 16:00 |
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| Regular holidays | Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays |
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