Top Ishikawa Prefecture Tickets & Passes

You can get 100 JPY discount if you buy the admission ticket on Tripadvisor. This ticket allows you to see Dolls Museum. Your personal guide will show you the museum with interesting facts about Japanese dolls.

In Japan, fish auctions take place early in the morning. Here at Kanazawa Fishing Port, there are only a few fish auction venues in Japan. The tour can be enjoyed by small children. Experts will explain the types of fish caught in this fishing port and the fishing methods. You can explore a huge refrigerator to freeze fish that can only be experienced on this tour. And you can eat freshly landed fish at restaurants where only local residents can go.

This is the first automobile museum in Japan, with 500 cars on display and the best in Japan. Japanese cars and imported cars from the end of the Meiji era in 1900 to the beginning of the Heisei era in 2010 are exhibited by manufacturer and theme. It is a three-story brick building.

Born and raised in Kanazawa. Spent 6 years in the U.S. for school and work so If you speak English...or Japanese then do not worry about the communication! I am a certified English guide in Kanazawa, who is enthusiastic about food and drinks! Prefers small and friendly Izakaya bars where locals gather. Knows a lot of tiny places where only 7 - 10 seats are available and filled with regular local customers. Are you looking for a night feeling like a local? Then here you go! You found me!! I guarantee you that this tour will show you the true local nightlife that you cannot experience without a true local guide!!

You can choose your favorite from a wide variety of kimonos and obi. The one and only coordination will surely be wonderful memories and souvenirs. We have a wide range of items from colorful to calm, so you can always find your favorite coordination!

Regardless of you have mobile phone camera or DSLR, you can take beautiful night photos in this private night photography tour. You will be taken to the city’s most beautiful places, guided by a local English-speaking professional photographer. I am experienced in portrait and travel street photography, and my work has been published in many magazines, guidebooks including Lonely Planet and the city guides of tourism boards. A day out with me ensure you will have a knowledgeable, funny, local professional photographer, and Insta-worthy travel photos will be guaranteed!

Prebook your ticket for the Yunokuni no Mori Traditional Handicrafts Village for greater insight into the history and heritage of the Hokuriku region. Located in the village of Komatsu on an extensive forested property, Yunokuni no Mori features traditional Japanese thatched roof houses from the Edo and Meiji periods, and craft workshops that demonstrate arts including lacquerware, ceramics, gold leaf, and woodwork, along with the Japanese tea ceremony.