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The Asano River is depicted, reflecting the surrounding buildings and trees under a partly cloudy sky. The still water captures the serene landscape, while traditional structures line the riverbank, providing a glimpse of local architecture.
Holiday home in Higashiyama
4.9 out of 5 average rating, 143 reviews

Kanazawa River side view ~ Both ON and OFF are OK Refreshing guest house

Asano river side "Bed & Care Tikei-enrbo" A guest house perfect for remote work or vacation. You can work while listening to music and looking out at the river. And you can relax during your off time while watching the night view of the Asano River. There is a parking lot next door, making it convenient for those with a car. Experience "TABITAIKEN" to get in touch with the nature and culture of Kanazawa and Ishikawa, which started in 2019. You can now stay from March 2023. There is a nice fragrance when you step into the building. We exhibit objects made from the blessings of the forest, together with fellow forest lovers. You can experience the distillation of locally grown Japanese cypress, Chromojiga.           About a 3-minute walk from the guest house. Enjoy a public bath experience across the river! After the bath, take a leisurely walk along the river and enjoy the scenery and lights of the Asano River, which are exceptional, and feel the four seasons of Kanazawa. [It's more fun if you realize the wonder and fun of nature!] You can interact with local people through nature and cultural activities, and cook with local ingredients. Nature and cultural experiences are customized upon request. We will support you in having a warm and heartfelt experience and trip in Kanazawa and Ishikawa.

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Home in Kanazawa
5 out of 5 average rating, 20 reviews

Garden, sliding door, tatami mat | Private accommodation for Japanese cultural experience | Accommodates 5 people!

This is an entire Japanese house in Shirakikumachi, a quiet residential area of Kanazawa! We opened in August 2025 as an inn where you can experience Japanese culture! The interior is designed to feel the Taisho period of Japan (1912-1926)!You can enjoy a room with antique lighting and furniture that matches the era. Outside the living room, there is a traditional garden that feels the four seasons, and the time to sit on the sofa and watch is exceptional!It is lit up at night and the sound of the water echoes quietly. There are 2 bedrooms on the 2nd floor, and can accommodate up to 5 people! Please use a low bed or futon when sleeping!Please enjoy a Japanese lifestyle! The kitchen is fully equipped with a gas stove, simple cookware, and dishes. As an amenity, we have shampoo, conditioner, body soap, towels, toothpaste, and slippers. There is air conditioning in the living room on the first floor and in the bedroom on the second floor! There is no washing machine, but "Shirakiku Laundry" is a 1-minute walk away! If you come by car, there is a paid coin parking lot in front of the building, so I can guide you! We await your visit!!

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A spacious room is furnished with two beds adorned with fresh linens and decorative plants. Soft natural light fills the space through large windows covered with light curtains, creating a soothing atmosphere. A subtle textured wallpaper adds warmth to the overall decor.
Apartment in Kanazawa
4.84 out of 5 average rating, 224 reviews

[F-03] Luxury space, 1-minute walk to Omi Town Market

★Fully equipped with cooking utensils with kitchen Omicho Market, a tourist attraction in Kanazawa, is a 1-minute walk away, so you can also buy fresh fish and cook. * We do not serve seasonings from a hygienic point of view. ★A space to feel at home Please heal the fatigue of the trip with a large bath in a large room ★Washing machine and detergent provided ★Complimentary Wi-Fi --------------------------------- (Attention) · Bath towels and face towels will be prepared for the number of people booked.There is a washing machine and laundry detergent in the room, so those who stay for consecutive nights should wash and use it Body soap, shampoo, conditioner, hand soap, hair dryer are available, but there are no amenities such as "toothbrush, pajamas, shaving, hair band, lotion, facial cleanser" There are about 40 rooms in the same building.We'll let you know your room number after your booking is confirmed.Please be assured that the type of room you will be using will be the one listed in the photos.However, please note that you cannot specify the number of floors or room number in advance. ---------------------------------

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A serene garden area features a winding stone path amidst lush greenery. Soft moss and carefully arranged pebbles create a calming atmosphere. Tall trees and various plants provide shade and visual interest, contributing to a tranquil outdoor space.
Townhouse in Kanazawa
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 190 reviews

Ancient capital Kanazawa central city area # Traditional # Comfortable # Entire house # Machiya # Private garden # Tourist destinations within walking distance # Taiwan Mom team

A single townhouse nestled in the castle town of Kanazawa, Kaga Hekimanseki. The owner is from Taiwan, and the management is a team. The pre-war building structure has been preserved and a new water circulation system has been installed. Staying in an old house allows you to experience a different lifestyle than your usual daily life. Popular tourist spots such as Omicho Market, Ozaki Shrine (enshrine (enshrining Tokugawa Ieyasu) and Oyama Shrine (enshrining Maeda Toshiie) are within walking distance. You can enjoy the charm of the ancient capital Kanazawa. Mutsuna, with a view of the garden, is an accommodation with a garden and balcony, about 14 minutes on foot from Kenrokuen. Located a 13-minute walk from Kanazawa Castle, this air-conditioned accommodation offers free Wi-Fi and private parking on site. Located in the ancient capital of Kanazawa, it has 2 Japanese-style bedrooms, a flat-screen TV, and a fully equipped kitchen (with a microwave, fridge, washing machine, stove, and toaster). It is a popular area of Kanazawa City that is well-reviewed.

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Hotel room in Kanazawa
4.9 out of 5 average rating, 360 reviews

[Near Emocho Market 5min] 10min to Kenrokuen | 28.8 ㎡ | 3 people

This room can accommodate up to 3 people with 1 sofa bed and 2 futon sets. Recommended points From platforms 8 and 9 of the■ JR Kanazawa Station East Exit Bus Terminal, get off at Minamimachi Oyamajinja bus stop, walk 2 minutes, and the convenience store is a 1-minute walk The ■key is a smart lock for a keyless stay♪ The ■kitchen is fully equipped with cooking utensils, a kettle, and a microwave oven☆ Fully equipped with■ coin laundry, perfect for long stays and business trips♪ [Indoor Facilities] Free WiFi (wireless LAN) Kitchen (IH stove, cookware, dishes, cutlery) Fridge, microwave, electric kettle, vacuum cleaner, air conditioner, bathroom dryer - Air purifier, TV, hair dryer, bath towels, face towels Shampoo, conditioner, body soap, hand soap - Toothpaste set, slippers, hangers, alarm clock Access From JR Kanazawa Station East Exit Bus Terminal, take bus 8 or 9 and get off at Minamimachi Oyamajinja bus stop, then walk 2 minutes

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A traditional room showcases tatami flooring with muted green walls. A dark wooden console table features photographs, and a small planted arrangement is visible nearby. Light falls gently across the space, highlighting the contrast among the decor and traditional elements.
Townhouse in Kanazawa
5 out of 5 average rating, 101 reviews

A private rental traditional building by a photographer and architect/La Fotografia Marrone

Opened in July 2024. "La Fotografia Marrone" is conveniently located a 9-minute walk from "Kanazawa Station" and a 6-minute walk from "Omi-cho Market", where buses leave for Kanazawa's main tourist spots. The building faces a quiet street lined with Kanazawa machiya, and you can see the Higashibetsuin, one of the largest temples in Kanazawa. The building is composed of a traditional exterior and floor plan. In addition, the theme of this inn is "photography", and there is a photo exhibition by the Japanese photographer "Katsuhiko Kimura IG @ kats_portraits". In addition, you can relax indoors while listening to the "music" selected by Mr. Kimura along with the photos. To ensure a relaxing stay for guests, we are also close to Omi-cho Ichiba, and we have facilities such as a washing machine for cooking and medium- to long-term stays. Sightseeing for a day is one of the joys of travel, but I hope you can enjoy a relaxing day.

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The two-story traditional building is illuminated by soft outdoor lighting, enhancing its wooden features and dark tiled roof. Narrow windows and a stone pathway lead to the entrance, where decorative elements and greenery are present, creating an inviting entryway.
Hut in Kenrokumachi
4.85 out of 5 average rating, 199 reviews

5-minute walk to Kenrokuen. A modern 100-year-old house with a panoramic view of the city

A 5-minute walk from Kenrokuen Garden. A trip to live in Kanazawa. It is a private accommodation that relaxes and relaxes. (Entire building can be rented out) 1 pair (up to 6 people) can stay completely private. Located a 5-minute walk from Kenrokuen Garden, it is decorated with a fusion of old and modern. From the second floor, you can see Mt. Taketatsu and the best view. There is no curfew and you are free to use the bathroom and kitchen. I hope to be able to be an unexpected "ufu"... and I hope it will be such an inn. ※ The official name of the inn is "Kanazawa Higashikanroku House Ufu".

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The entryway features traditional tatami flooring and wooden beams. A wooden staircase leads to the upper level. On the right, a spacious tatami room includes a low table and floor cushions, with sliding doors revealing a view of the garden.
Home in Higashiyama
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 318 reviews

New!! Kanazawa Traditional/Luxury Machiya 100years

Located in Higashiyama, one of Japan's last remaining 'Chaya house' as a site of Inportant Traditional Japanese Architecture), a short walk north from Higashi District. Our property was build about 100 years ago during the Taisho period.(74㎡、800sq) It has been extensively renovated standards of comfort, luxury and safety, as such we are a Legal Vacation Rental, you may book with confidence. 100年ほど前に建てられた金澤町家を改修し、皆さまの2番目のご自宅をイメージして建てた町家になります。昼間の喧騒から離れた朝、夕の主計町、ひがし茶屋街、浅ノ川の散策は心が癒され、昔ながらの金沢が楽しめます。

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A welcoming entrance features sliding wooden doors allowing natural light to enter the space. The stone flooring is complemented by a small indoor plant and a simple bamboo bench that adds to the tranquil atmosphere of the entrance.
Townhouse in Kanazawa
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 153 reviews

NEW! NAOUMI HSE @ Hip of Kanazawa >Station nearby

Konnichiwa! Thank you for visiting NAOUMI HOUSE. The charming, lovely 90years old Marchiya on Horikawa street in the hip of Kanazawa CBD neighbourhood is the perfect place to rest and relax whilst enjoying your stay in this rare gem of “KanazawaBen” (the locals) cultural icon. We are centrally-located to many awesome eateries, local bars/cafes, located in a very walkable neighborhood rich in amenities, restaurants, and shops and we are only less than 10mins (600m)walk to Kanazawa main station.

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A traditional Kanazawa townhouse is depicted, featuring a wooden facade and sliding panel windows. The entrance is marked by a noren curtain, while a balcony provides a view of the street below. The structure reflects the architectural style of the historic tea district.
Townhouse in Higashiyama
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 88 reviews

【Koochi】Traditional Machiya facing the Asano River

Located in the Kazuemachi Chaya district, which is designated as a national Important Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings. Built in 1898, this Machiya house retains its quaintness and is decorated in a modern style, mixing interiors from various nationalities and eras. "Kazuemachi" is a quiet town, not crowded with tourists. Please relax in the calming atmosphere of the traditional Japanese room, unwind in the authentic ‘hinoki’ wood bathtub made of fragrant cypress.

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The spacious interior reveals a common area with a long wooden table surrounded by simple chairs. Vintage furniture and bookshelves line the walls, while wooden beams and traditional sliding doors enhance the rustic charm. Natural light filters through the windows, creating a warm atmosphere.
Hut in Hakusan
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 260 reviews

Entire Minshuku | With Sake Tasting and Matcha Green Tea Experience | Enjoy a trip to Kanazawa and Hakusan with culture

Welcome to our renovated 100years building. Enjoy our spacious home with an on-site sake bar in an old warehouse, open to both guests and locals. Use the hearth at your request; we'll light it upon arrival. Original wood, furniture, and equipment add a unique touch. A brief room tour is included during check-in. Nearby attractions: Shirayama-hime and Kinken Shrine. Kanazawa is a 20-minute drive, or take the Ishikawa Line. Personalized local recommendations available upon request.

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A bright living area features wooden flooring and is furnished with a dark sofa, round coffee table, and black chairs. A TV is positioned on a light wall, while a dining table with beige chairs and a small decorative item enhance the modern yet traditional aesthetic.
Home in Kanazawa
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 121 reviews

A rental inn 'Taru' up to 6 people near midtown

"Taru" is a rental inn located in an old town just a 3-minute walk from Kanazawa City's Kata-machi. It features three Japanese-style rooms and a spacious living room, accommodating up to 6 guests. The inn provides a traditional and calming atmosphere, allowing guests to experience traditional Japanese culture. It is a popular tourist spot and nightlife district, ideal for sightseeing or relaxation.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in Kanazawa?

    Stay near the Higashi Chaya District to explore historic teahouses, or choose the Nagamachi area for samurai neighborhood charm. Kanazawa Station surroundings have conveniences for many travelers, while neighborhoods close to Kenrokuen Garden are often suggested for easy access to cultural sites.

  • What are the best things to do in Kanazawa with kids?

    Families can explore Kenrokuen Garden's wide paths, seasonal flowers, and gentle streams, while Kanazawa Castle offers open lawns and historical spaces to discover. Nearby, local markets let kids sample regional foods and experience Kanazawa’s vibrant traditions.

  • What are some of the best things to do in Kanazawa?

    Stroll through Kenrokuen Garden, visit the 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, and explore preserved neighborhoods like the Higashi Chaya District. The Omicho Market is frequently suggested for local food and vibrant daily life.

  • How is the weather in Kanazawa?

    Kanazawa has cool, wet winters around 34–50°F (1–10°C), with frequent rainfall. Summers are warm and humid, typically ranging from 65–88°F (18–31°C), and spring brings mild temperatures along with cherry blossoms.

  • What are the best places to visit in Kanazawa?

    Kenrokuen Garden is frequently suggested, along with Kanazawa Castle and the historic Higashi Chaya District. The 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art and Nagamachi Samurai District also reflect distinct aspects of the city’s history and culture.

  • What are some hiking trails in Kanazawa?

    Explore trails around Mount Utatsu, where forested paths and city views are often enjoyed. The grounds surrounding Kenrokuen Garden and the nearby Kodatsuno and Teramachi districts also have pleasant walking routes through neighborhoods and temple areas.

  • What are some family activities we can do in Kanazawa?

    Stroll among cherry trees in Kenrokuen Garden, try a gold leaf workshop where children can join in, or visit the 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art for interactive art installations. Open public spaces around Kanazawa Castle also invite exploration.

  • What are some of the best day trip ideas from Kanazawa?

    Popular day trips include visiting traditional villages like Shirakawa-go, exploring hot spring areas, or walking the old streets of nearby castle towns. Coastal spots around the Noto Peninsula are also frequently suggested for scenic views and fresh seafood.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Kanazawa?

    Kanazawa has a range of pet-friendly stays, especially around Kanazawa Station, the Higashi Chaya District, and in quieter residential neighborhoods. Many hosts note pet arrangements in their listings, so it is helpful to check details in advance.

  • What are some local tips for visiting Kanazawa?

    Consider purchasing a local transportation pass for convenient city travel, and be prepared for frequent rain by packing an umbrella. Trying gold leaf ice cream is popular, and early morning visits to Omicho Market reveal lively stalls and fresh seafood.

  • What is Kanazawa known for?

    Kanazawa is known for historic samurai and geisha districts, traditional gold leaf crafts, and preserved gardens such as Kenrokuen. The city also has a distinct culinary scene rooted in regional seafood and seasonal vegetables.

  • What are the best hidden gems to explore in Kanazawa?

    The D.T. Suzuki Museum, dedicated to a renowned Buddhist philosopher, provides a tranquil experience, and the Myoryuji Temple’s unique architecture is often mentioned by locals. Lesser-known alleyways in Nishi Chaya District also reveal traditional teahouses and craft shops.

  • What are the best foods to try in Kanazawa?

    Sample seafood such as nodoguro (blackthroat seaperch) and local sushi, along with regional delicacies like Jibuni duck stew and gold leaf-topped sweets. Kanazawa curry, with its rich, thick sauce, is frequently suggested for casual meals.

  • What should I bring for a trip to Kanazawa?

    A compact umbrella or rain jacket is practical, as Kanazawa gets frequent rain year-round. Comfortable walking shoes are helpful for exploring gardens and historic neighborhoods, and layers work well for temperature shifts between seasons.

  • What is the nightlife in Kanazawa like?

    Kanazawa’s nightlife has relaxed izakaya, jazz bars, and modern lounges spread through areas like Katamachi and Korinbo. Locally brewed sake and small bites are popular, and some geisha districts feature seasonal evening performances.

  • What are the most popular events or festivals in Kanazawa?

    The Hyakumangoku Festival in early summer features traditional processions celebrating the city’s feudal heritage. Other events often include spring cherry blossom festivals, autumn cultural celebrations, and seasonal markets highlighting regional foods.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Kanazawa?

    Kanazawa has many family-friendly rentals, especially around Nagamachi, Kanazawa Station, and close to Kenrokuen Garden. Some homes provide spacious layouts or traditional tatami rooms, and easy access to major attractions is often convenient for families.

  • When is the best time to visit Kanazawa?

    Late spring and early autumn are often recommended for comfortable weather and vibrant gardens. Cherry blossoms are a seasonal highlight in spring, while fall features colorful foliage in most parks and streets.

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  • 4.8 Average rating

    Kanazawa stays are highly rated by guests—averaging 4.8 out of 5!

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    Kanazawa's top spots, include Kanazawa Station, Mattou Station, and Nonoichi Station

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