• Higashi Chaya District　 – Where Time Stands Still

　　After immersing yourself in Kanazawa’s samurai history, take a leisurely stroll through the Higashi Chaya District—　　　　　

　　a beautifully preserved geisha quarter known for its latticed wooden teahouses and shimmering gold-leaf 　　boutiques. As you wander these quiet, stone-paved streets, your guide will offer insights into the refined world of 　　geisha culture and traditional Kanazawa crafts. It's a moment to slow down and absorb the timeless charm of this 　　cultural jewel.

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• Oyama Shrine 　– A Fusion of Faith and Design

　　Just a short walk away lies the Oyama Shrine, where history and innovation meet. Its striking gate, featuring 　　stained glass and Western-style architecture, offers a rare glimpse into Meiji-era Japan, when the country was 　　embracing modern influences while preserving spiritual traditions. This serene shrine invites both reflection and 　　admiration for Japan’s evolving identity.

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• Nagamachi Samurai District　 – Echoes of the Edo Era

　　Conclude your journey with a walk through the Nagamachi Samurai District, a tranquil neighborhood where 　　earthen walls, narrow canals, and restored samurai residences whisper stories of a bygone era. As you wander 　　these peaceful lanes, you’ll feel transported into the daily life of the samurai—an introspective, almost poetic end 　　to your day of discovery.

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👟 Additional Notes

　・To fully enjoy this immersive experience, we recommend wearing comfortable walking shoes, as the tour involves 　　a moderate amount of walking throughout the day.

　・This journey is ideal for curious travelers who wish to deeply connect with Kanazawa’s history, culture, and way of 　　life—whether you're a history buff, a photography enthusiast, or someone who simply enjoys meaningful, 　　unhurried exploration.

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🍴 Lunch Experience – Taste the Spirit of Kanazawa 🍴

　　Midway through your tour, take a well-deserved pause to enjoy a carefully selected local lunch, tailored to your 　　preferences and the day's route. Your guide will help you choose the perfect spot, taking into account any dietary 　　needs or culinary interests. 

　　Options include:

　　・ A cozy restaurant specializing in Japanese-style miso soup, served with fresh seasonal vegetables and rice

　　　—a nourishing and comforting meal.

　　・A nostalgic Yōshoku-style café, offering Western-inspired favorites like omurice or Hamburg steak, with a 　　　distinct Japanese twist.

　　・A traditional Japanese eatery showcasing seasonal dishes rooted in Kanazawa’s regional culinary heritage.

​  　Whatever your choice, this lunch stop offers not just a meal—but a taste of Kanazawa’s heart and hospitality.

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