Ishikawa Travel Guide

All original designs hand-made by you, stitch by stitch.

The glam and glitter of gold maki at your fingertips.

Lost in the fine details, following the brushstrokes of a Kaga Yuzen artisan.

Aikido, a martial art without the fight loved by ladies and men alike.

The utmost in Kanazawa-style welcome awaits via geisha and tea ceremony.

Where tea ceremony is served with wagashi confections made by you.

A limited-time scenic drive route that connects Hakusan City and Shirakawa-go.

A shared atelier & store with 5 renovated stores in a former workshop.

A new Kanazawa landmark filled with the spirit of hospitality and popular as a photo spot.

The gateway to sightseeing in Kanazawa, with an impressive modern design filled with hospitality.

A pond garden known as Gyokukan Style, one of the 6 gardens created in the mid-Edo period.

Samurai residences are time tunnels back to the samurai era.

The true value of Makibi, the teppanyaki that locks in the flavor of branded Wagyu beef and brings out its deliciousness.

The banquet cuisine once enjoyed by lords of old is now available in the modern age.

A cozy sushi restaurant with just 10 seats, open from 7 am, offering an intimate atmosphere.

A sweet shop produced by a long established Japanese sweet confectioner where visitors can enjoy sweets using Noto Ⅾainagon red beans are served.

Ever-popular rice flour pancakes at this café known for its penchant for using local Ishikawa ingredients and other regional produce.

Enjoy your selection of Hojicha and seasonal sweets at this tea shop specializing in Hojicha.

This long-standing Kanazawa Oden restaurant, which started in 1927, is cherished by the local people.

A variety of the latest stores that showcase the "now" of Kanazawa.

170 stores are gathered at the gateway to Kanazawa.

This souvenir store offers a wide variety of items that make full use of gold leaf, from crafts to food products.

A hotel famous for its breakfast, offering small group tours with luxury shuttles and cars.

At the edge of Oku-Noto, “the Sacred Cape,” enjoy the wondrous scenery all to yourself.

A hotel where you can experience Kanazawa's culture with the hopes of "still enjoying oneself even if it rains”.

A stylish hotel with exceptional convenience where you can enjoy traditional crafts and Kanazawa's food while staying overnight.

A refined classic ryokan in Kanazawa with an exquisite restaurant serving gourmet Kaga cuisine inspired even Rosanjin.

A light-up event at one of the Three Great Gardens of Japan, Kenrokuen.