Top Ishikawa Prefecture Fun & Games

Misogi is ablution in Shintoism to purify oneself and remove sin and vice. You can experience Misogi under the guidance of the Shinto priest at the dedicated site in the Shirayama Hime Shrine affluent with the underground stream from Mt. Hakusan. Mt. Hakusan is one of Japan's three major sacred mountains beside Mt. Fuji. There are only a few shrines that have dedicated sites for Misogi. The shrine offers a rare occasion where ordinary people can experience Misogi. Away from the bustle in daily life, why not immerse yourself in the sacred water at the spiritual site with a time-honored history? The participant is given the certificate of accomplishment from the shrine. ・Have a rare Shinto experience at the Misogi site in the shrine with spiritual energy ・An authentic Misogi experience wearing traditional Japanese loincloth and white clothing ・Special worship in the hall of worship ・Receive the certificate of accomplishment ・Rest assured as an English-speaking guide is accompanying

A kimono rental shop right next to Higashi Chaya Street, a tourist destination represented by Kanazawa, Ishikawa Prefecture. From reception to departure, selection and kimono selection → dressing → hair set (optional) → departure. About 45 minutes to 1 hour. The shortest departure is about 30 minutes.

Close to tourist attractions and easy to use. Even if you don't feel comfortable wearing it for a long time, you can use it for a short time. There are many types of kimonos, so you can choose your favorite design and take pictures.

You can choose your favorite kimono from 1500 kimonos and wear it. Not painful at all. There are kimonos for men up to 2 meters and for women up to 186 ㎝ Don't worry if you have large feet. There are Japanese style shoes up to 34㎝. The tea ceremony experience is privately held. You can also experience it in a chair. You can learn the tea ceremony takes place in any atmosphere, procedure, or behavior. If you have any questions, the teacher will answer you if you ask. You can have the experience of drinking the tea that the teacher has put in and make your own matcha.

There are many historical places and traditional crafts and cultures in Ishikawa, sake, geiko, koto (Japanese harp), sado (tea ceremony), wajima and yamanaka lacquerwares, kutaniyaki (pottery), and kagayuzen (dyeing tipical kanazawa). You can explore kanazawa city in kimono, which made of silk. In just 5 minutes walk from kanazawa station with empty handed, you can transform to kimono style.