This 2-day tour from Kanazawa offers a comprehensive exploration of the Kaga region, featuring traditional crafts like Kutani glass painting, natural wonders such as Natadera Temple and Kakusenkei Gorge, culinary experiences including sake tasting, and cultural activities like a tea ceremony, all while providing comfortable accommodations and expert guidance to showcase the hidden charms of Ishikawa Prefecture. An experienced National Government Licensed Guide Interpreter accompanies the tour, and a hired car is arranged for smooth transfer between destinations, ensuring a comfortable journey.
Your English-speaking guide will be waiting for you in front of Kanazawa Station Information Center inside the Kanazawa Station building, holding a sign with the 'Sunrise Tours' logo.
Enjoy Kutani Japanese Glass Painting Experience. Kutani Japanese glass is a work of art that combines the intricate painting of traditional Kutani ware with the elegant transparency of handmade blown glass such as Edo glass. Look forward to a special painting experience that cannot be found elsewhere.
For lunch, savor a Japanese cuisine meal prepared with carefully selected local ingredients at Kajisuke, a well-established restaurant founded 60 years ago. Enjoy the charm of Ishikawa's food culture and craft along with beautiful Kutani ware.
Boasting 1,300 years of history, Natadera Temple is a perfect blend of natural beauty and historical architecture. The temple attracts visitors with its beauty throughout the seasons, featuring a main hall which has been designated as an Important Cultural Property of Japan, a scenic garden, and a mysterious rock outcropping garden.
One of Japan's leading places famous for moss. A local guide will accompany customers through sightseeing areas of this charming rural village, which include gardens, a shrine, and traditional Japanese-style houses surrounded by cedar trees. Appreciate the sights while listening to explanations about nature and culture of daily life.
Kakusenkei is a beautiful gorge created by the Daishoji River. Built entirely of cypress and spanning the Kakusenkei Gorge, Korogi Bridge is one of Yamanaka Onsen's most famous scenic spots.
Look forward to a tea ceremony experience at Mugen-an, a former samurai residence study hall of the Yokoyama family who served as chief retainers of the Kaga Domain. After the experience, head to Sabo Uruhashi, which was renovated from the non-cultural property portion and opened in 2023, and enjoy a lunch of raw seafood rice bowl while looking out at Kakusenkei Gorge.
Enjoy a leisurely stroll along Yuge Kaido, the main street in the center of Yamanaka Onsen, lined with shops and galleries of Yamanaka lacquerware and Kutani ware as well as sweets and gourmet food.
At Higashi Shuzo, a sake brewery which boasts over 160 years of history, a brewer will explain the brewing process of the sake "Shinsen." Enjoy tasting sake made with ingredients of Ishikawa.
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If you cancel between 2 and 6 day(s) before the scheduled departure time, you will receive a 50% refund.
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