Kanazawa Itinerary: A One-Day Tour in this Historic City
For lovers of Japanese culture and history, a visit to Kanazawa is a must. Although its location is a bit remote, the...
The Teahouse Districts of Kanazawa
Kanazawa is famous for its history, beauty, and unique Japanese culture. These elements all come together in the city's three well-preserved teahouse...
The Nagamachi District: Home of Kanazawa’s Samurai
History has been kind to Kanazawa. Incredibly, the city survived countless fires over time as well as bombings during World War II....
Oyama Jinja, a Unique Shinto Shrine in Kanazawa
In a land filled with shrines, Kanazawa’s Oyama Jinja still manages to stand out. This jumble of a shinto shrine is striking...
Omicho Market, Where Kanazawa Does Its Shopping
Omicho Market, also known as “Kanazawa’s Kitchen”, has been feeding the city as far back as the Edo Period. Locals, chefs, and...
21st Century Museum: Modern Art in a Historic City
The city of Kanazawa has many things to see, including idyllic, historic neighborhoods and traditional arts and crafts. A surprising sight is...
Kanazawa Castle: A Historic Symbol of Feudal Japan
It would be a shame to come all the way to Kanazawa, a Japanese castle town, and not pay a visit to...
The Oku-Noto Triennale: Art at the End of the World
Kanazawa lies at the base of the Noto peninsula, a small stretch of land jutting into the Sea of Japan. At the...
Noto Peninsula Drive, A Day Trip From Kanazawa
After spending a few days sightseeing in Kanazawa, get out of the city for a picturesque drive around Noto Peninsula. This rugged...
The D.T. Suzuki Museum: Feeling Zen in Kanazawa
Although Kanazawa is one of Japan’s smaller cities, it still has plenty of sights to see. While there, take a break out...
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