Japan · SAMURAI & NINJA EXPERIENCES IN KANAZAWA
The good ones book out weeks ahead and the best of them faster than that. Below: the 5 to lock in early, what each includes and where they differ.
Explore Kanazawa’s 400-year-old Nomura samurai home, its serene garden, artifacts, and traditional rooms for just $3.55.
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Explore Kanazawa’s samurai district, castle, gardens and geisha quarter with matcha, expert guiding and a full day of walking.
“Lee was a great tour guide. His knowledge of history and culture was outstanding. He took the tour at our pace and was very adaptable. We covered a large area of Kanazawa using public transport and lots of walking. I highly recommend this tour with Lee.”
Walk Kanazawa’s samurai and geisha districts, sip matcha, and see Kenrokuen Garden on this nine-hour small-group tour.
“Had an amazing full day tour with Lee! Very knowledgeable guide and very friendly. He perfectly knew how to pace the tour according to the group. I would recommend for anyone who is visiting a hidden gem like Kanazawa.”
Learn Japanese calligraphy in a 100-year-old Kanazawa house, create a scroll or fan, and enjoy a calm, English-friendly one-hour class.
“We had a wonderful time! The patience, skills and kindness of our teachers amazed us. This workshop will remain one of the fondest memories of our trip to Japan.”
Review of Kanazawa’s private 7-hour tour, covering Omicho Market, Kanazawa Castle, Kenrokuen, Zen culture, and samurai life.
“Our guide Makiko showed us all that there was to see in Kanazawa. The tour was informative, relaxing and enjoyable and was one of the highlights or our trip to Japan. Kanazawa is certainly quieter than Tokyo, Kyoto, Kobe and Hiroshima but definetly worth a visit.”
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