[Kanazawa] Quickly sightseeing Kanazawa's famous spots at Sightseeing taxi(3 hours course)

Oyama Shrine This shrine is dedicated to the pine pine in the main room and the founder of Toshiie Maeda, the ancestor of Kaga Makikoku. Dutch Horusuman design, Japan Mikado the design is mixed in any unusual Kazuhiro is a must-see beautiful and stained glass! A place that was the palace of Kanazawa Castle during the Edo period. Please enjoy the garden where you can enjoy spring plums and cherry blossoms, autumn leaves, and winter snow.

Kenrokuen Garden Kenrokuen enjoys seasonal flavors such as spring plums and cherry blossoms, early summer oysters, autumn leaves, and winter snow hanging. There are many highlights such as the famous Kotoji Pass, the beautiful Karasaki pine with winter snow hanging, the oldest fountain in Japan, and the Negamimatsu, which is said to be good for being connected to the “price rise”.

Kanazawa Castle Kanazawa Castle was built when Toshiie Maeda entered Kaga country. Many of the beautiful stone walls introduced in Bratamori are called “Museum of Ishigaki”. We also recommend the view from Tamsenin Maru Garden, which was built by Toshitsune Maeda, the third generation lord under the guidance of Enshu Kobori, and the Ishikawa Gate, an important cultural property.

Nagamachi Samurai House Ruins The Nagamachi Samurai House Ruins, where the remains of Kaga Eiji are spread along the water, feels like a time slip in the Edo period. The earthen wall surrounding the houses is like a samurai residence, and in winter it is covered with snow to protect it from the snow. The Nomura family, which is open to the public, is a luxurious residence that has been relocated to the former Kamahashi Kita-mae owner. It is fun to have matcha in the tea room on the 2nd floor.

Higashi Chaya District The most popular spot in Kanazawa! In the latter half of the Edo period, the tea house architecture that was officially recognized by the Kaga Domain still remains and can be visited. There are many nice machiya cafes and shops in the back street, and it is fun to visit various shops. If you have enough time, the nearby Kakemachi Chaya district has a taste and is recommended.