Location List

This park, located beside an elevated railway, offers views of the Hokuriku Railroad Asanogawa Line, which can be seen from the pedestrian overpass. The park features gentle slopes and a multi‑pur...

Equipped with professional‑grade sound and lighting systems suitable for a wide range of concerts and performances, the hall can accommodate up to 590 people. Access: Approximately 10 minutes by...

Situated in the Katamachi–Korimbo district, one of Kanazawa’s principal downtown areas, this hotel offers excellent access to prominent filming locations such as Kenrokuen Garden and Kanazawa Stati...

This facility preserves and displays traditional buildings relocated from across Kanazawa and Ishikawa Prefecture. The collection includes an Edo‑period (1603–1867) merchant’s machiya townhouse, th...

A gallery and guesthouse created by renovating a Kanazawa machiya townhouse built in the early Showa period (1926–1945). The building retains several distinctive traditional rooms preserved much...

A samurai residence built approximately 150 years ago. Located just a 12‑minute walk from Kanazawa Station, this renovated machiya‑style townhouse hotel features a spacious, beautiful garden whe...

This slope connects Takara‑machi and Tenjin‑machi and was once used by farmers leading their horses along the route. Stretching roughly 300 meters, it includes sections with steps. Structure: asph...

This steep slope was named during the development of Mount Utatsu, when many workers climbed it cheerfully—“like children.” The road features a pronounced incline with a staircase running along its...

This narrow slope connects Owari‑cho and Kazue‑machi. An inscription on the stone marker notes that Akari‑zaka can also be interpreted as “a hill one ascends,” symbolizing an upward path. Partly...

Covering approximately 28.5 hectares, this expansive park preserves the historic grounds of Kanazawa Castle. Within the park stand several Important Cultural Properties of Japan, including the I...

This scenic lawn observation area offers panoramic views stretching from the mountainous upper reaches of the Asano River to central Kanazawa. Landmarks visible from the site include Mt. Iozen, Mt....

.Spread across a hillside with an elevation difference of 83 meters, this expansive 87.9‑hectare park offers sweeping views over Kanazawa City and the Sea of Japan. Rich with seasonal plants and...

.This Japanese‑garden‑style green space spans approximately 3,171 m² and features around 1,400 azalea shrubs representing 72 varieties. The garden reaches its peak bloom from late April to early Ma...

At the entrance to Kanazawa Station stands the glass‑domed Motenashi Dome, designed to resemble an umbrella extended in welcome to arriving visitors, an architectural expression of the city’s spiri...

A gymnasium is available for filming, with the option to install custom-built sets. Accommodation facilities are located nearby, making extended stays possible. Area: 648 m² (27 m × 24 m) Heigh...

Opened in April 2025, this textile industry tourism complex occupies a 43,787 m² site that includes not only a factory but also two public parks. One park, designed with an oasis-like theme, featur...

It is popular as “Kanazawa’s Kitchen” which supports the food culture of Kanazawa. Additionally, it’s newly bustling with the proximate Omi-cho Ichiba-kan.

It’s located on the heights which covered with green trees. Old townscape’s omotesando becomes courses of the Kanazawa marathon. There are parking lot, toilet, and waiting room.

The temple that has a great view where people can overlook the city area of Kanazawa. The precincts with full of nature have the main temple, halls, vermilion bridge, observation deck, and “karesa...

The shrine which enshrines the first lord of the domain of Kaga, Toshiie MAEDA and his legal wife O-Matsu-no-kata. The Shinmon (shrine gate) is designated as a nationally important cultural proper...

Toshitsune MAEDA is the third lord of the Maeda clan. Tentokuin is his legal wife, Tamahime’s family temple. They Put a marionette show “Tamahime’s Stories” on the stage. Style of the gates are ...

During the feudal era (1603-1868), this area was inhabited by mid-ranking samurai of the Kaga Domain, and the narrow alleys, earthen walls, and row house gates still retain their former appearance....

Historical area that located along the Asano river. In the evening, the sound of Japanese instrument like Shamisen and drums played by geisha can be heard.

Histotical chaya (=teahouse) district established in 1820. You can see old wooden buildings and lattice-work windows which have quaint atmosphere.