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Kanazawa: Private Full Day Tour with Garden & Samurai District★ 4.99 (386) · 7h
Top ratedKanazawa: Shirakawa-go & Gokayama World Heritage Villages Bus Tour★ 4.78 (315) · from JP¥ 14,667
Best valueShirakawa-go & Takayama Private Day Tour with Custom Stops★ 4.67 (282) · from JP¥ 93,928Recommended (7)
Kanazawa: Make Your Own Ring with Tsuchime Hammering★ 4.96 (197) · 1h 30mJP¥ 3,850View ›
Shirakawa-go & Takayama Day Trip from Kanazawa with Lunch★ 4.74 (152) · 9h 15mJP¥ 15,795View ›
Kanazawa: Omicho Market & Geisha District Food Tour★ 4.89 (135) · 2hJP¥ 7,000View ›
Kanazawa: Private Half Day Tour with Local Nurse Guide★ 5.00 (125) · 4h–5hJP¥ 25,000View ›
Kanazawa: Shirakawa-go & Gokayama UNESCO Villages with Paper Making★ 4.92 (118) · 9hJP¥ 28,000View ›
Kanazawa: Custom Walking Tour with Licensed Local Guide★ 4.87 (116) · 4h–6hJP¥ 18,500View ›
Kanazawa Sushi & Cooking Class: Hands-On at 56-Year School★ 4.99 (103) · 2h 30mJP¥ 15,700View ›Lowest price (3)
Kanazawa: Private Ring Making Workshop & Take-Home JewelryYou’ll step into a cozy Kanazawa workshop where you’ll choose your own metal and learn traditional Tankin hammering alongside a local craftsman. Try your hand at shaping and texturing your own unique ring—no experience needed—and take home your creation right after polishing. It’s hands-on, personal, sometimes messy fun that leaves you with more than just a souvenir.
Shirakawago & Kanazawa: UNESCO Village & Garden Day TripYou travel from Kanazawa Station to the UNESCO village of Shirakawago, explore its gassho-zukuri houses and have lunch, then visit Kenrokuen Garden with your bilingual guide. If you book the full option, you finish in the historic Higashi Chaya geisha district before returning to the station. Transportation, garden entry, and lunch are included; the whole day runs 8–10 hours.Is it for me?Choose this if you want to see three different sides of the Kanazawa region—a UNESCO village, a major garden, and a historic geisha district—without arranging your own transport or timing between stops. The fixed itinerary and included lunch mean you show up and walk; everything else is handled.
Kurobe Gorge & Unazuki Onsen: Trolley Train Day Trip from KanazawaYou travel by private bus from Kanazawa to Unazuki Onsen, walk the old hiking route and explore the onsen town, then board the trolley train for a ride across the Kurobe Gorge to Nekomata Station. You'll see the monkey bridge, a protective Buddha statue, and the healing footbath before returning to Kanazawa in the late afternoon. Your English-speaking guide handles all transport and train tickets, so you just show up.Is it for me?This tour works well if you want to see the Kurobe Gorge without arranging your own transport or train tickets — the guide handles logistics so you can focus on the landscape and the small-town feel of Unazuki Onsen. The trolley train is currently running a shortened route due to earthquake repairs, but the main sights are still visible and the day is built around what's open now.
