Kanazawa Essentials Private Tour 4 hours
早わかり
Kanazawa Essentials Private Tour 4 hoursは、IN KANAZAWA HOUSEが催行する、金沢, 日本で楽しめる4時間 プライベート体験です。 料金は1人あたり¥15,603〜で、無料キャンセルが可能です。 含まれるもの:Admission fee, Entrance fee, Coffee and/or Tea。
ハイライト
- プライベート体験 — お客様のグループだけで
- 柔軟に計画できる無料キャンセル
- 5か所を効率よく巡る充実の旅程
基本情報
- 所要時間
- 4時間
- グループ
- プライベートツアー — 参加はお客様のグループのみ
- 言語
- English
- 送迎
- 集合場所で待ち合わせ
- 予約確定
- 即時予約確定
- 人数
- 1予約あたり1~4名 · 大人の同伴が必要
- 年齢区分
- 幼児 0–5 · 子供 6–12 · 大人 13–80
- キャンセル
- 無料キャンセル(ポリシーを確認)
プランと空き状況
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Kanazawa Essentials Private Tour 4 hours
最安値 ¥15,000
- 催行日:
- 毎日
- 開始時刻:
- 09:00, 13:00
時刻と料金は催行会社の最新スケジュールに基づき、予約時に確定します。
概要
Visit six of Kanazawa’s most renowned cultural and historical sites, guided by a dedicated private guide
who offers clear and engaging explanations of the city’s rich heritage.
Discover the essence of Kanazawa during a comprehensive four-hour afternoon tour,covering all the key landmarks.
Experience samurai culture at the beautiful Nomura Samurai Residence and garden, learn about the legacy of the Maeda family at Oyama Shrine, Kanazawa Castle, and Kenroku Garden,
and conclude your journey with a stroll through the atmospheric Kazue-machi and Higashi Chaya districts,
where you can savor the timeless charm of Kanazawa’s historic teahouse quarters.
含まれるもの
含まれるもの
- Admission fee
- Entrance fee
- Coffee and/or Tea
含まれないもの
- Food is not included
旅程
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スポット1 · 40分
Kenrokuen Garden is one of Japan’s most celebrated landscape gardens. Located in Kanazawa, it was originally built by the Maeda Clan, who ruled this region during the Edo period. The name “Kenrokuen” means “Garden of Six Attributes,” referring to six qualities considered ideal in a landscape garden: spaciousness, seclusion, artificiality, antiquity, abundant water, and broad views.
You’ll notice how beautifully each element is balanced—stone lanterns, ponds, tea houses, bridges, and seasonal flowers are all placed with harmony. One of the highlights is the Kotoji-tōrō, a stone lantern with two legs, which has become a symbol of the garden.
This garden is especially beautiful in all four seasons: cherry blossoms in spring, irises in early summer, maple leaves in autumn, and snow-covered landscapes in winter. In fact, during winter, you’ll see the famous Yukitsuri—ropes tied to trees to protect branches from heavy snow. -
スポット2 · 20分
This was the seat of the powerful Maeda Clan, who ruled the Kaga Domain for over 250 years during the Edo period. At its peak, it was one of the largest and wealthiest domains in Japan, second only to the Tokugawa shogunate.
The original castle burned down several times, and what you see today are beautiful reconstructions, carefully rebuilt using traditional methods—no nails were used!
The Ishikawa Gate is one of the few original structures still standing, and you can also see unique features like the white lead-tiled roofs and diamond-shaped windows.
If you look closely at the stone walls, you’ll see different construction styles—this shows how the castle evolved over centuries. -
スポット3 · 40分
This area was built in the Edo period as an entertainment district for samurai and wealthy merchants. A “chaya” means a teahouse, where geisha would perform traditional music, dance, and games to entertain guests.
As you walk down the stone-paved streets, you’ll see rows of elegant wooden buildings with lattice windows—these are original chaya-style architecture. Some are still active teahouses, while others have become cafes, souvenir shops, and galleries.
If you’d like a closer look at geisha culture, you can visit Kaikaro or Shima, historical teahouses open to the public. These places let you imagine what entertainment was like over 200 years ago.
This district is also very photogenic, especially in the early morning or at sunset! -
スポット4 · 40分
During the Edo period, this area was home to middle- and high-ranking samurai of the powerful Maeda clan. Even today, you can walk along the narrow lanes lined with mud walls (earthen walls), stone-paved paths, and water canals, and feel the atmosphere of feudal Japan.
Some samurai residences are open to the public—like the Nomura-ke House, a beautifully preserved house with a stunning traditional garden and valuable antiques on display.
Take your time to enjoy the quiet charm of this district—it’s like stepping into a scene from a samurai movie. -
スポット5 · 30分
It was built in 1873 to honor his achievements, and today it's an important cultural and spiritual site in Kanazawa.
What’s really unique here is the main gate. It’s a rare blend of Japanese, Chinese, and Western architectural styles, and was even designed by a Dutch architect during the Meiji period. At the top, there’s a stained glass window—which is very unusual for a Shinto shrine!
Inside the shrine grounds, you’ll find peaceful gardens, a koi pond, and statues of the Maeda family. This is a great place to experience the blend of tradition and modernization in Japan’s history.
集合場所
We will pick you up at Katsurazaka. Our guide will be waiting for you with a signboard with the lead travel name.
解散場所
We will end our tour at around Nomura House
知っておきたいこと
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
キャンセルポリシー
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
よくある質問
Kanazawa Essentials Private Tour 4 hoursの所要時間はどれくらいですか?
所要時間は約4時間です。
料金はいくらですか?
料金は1人あたり¥15,603〜です。最終料金は日付、時間、参加人数によって異なり、お支払い前にViatorで確定します。
何が含まれますか?
Admission fee; Entrance fee; Coffee and/or Tea.
どこから出発しますか?
We will pick you up at Katsurazaka. Our guide will be waiting for you with a signboard with the lead travel name.
キャンセルはできますか?
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
対応言語は何ですか?
ガイド言語:English。